Inside Lollapalooza, it brings together the best of the children’s area in its games and activities sector so that the little ones can rock out and have fun at the same time.
A new edition of Lollapalooza will be held in Argentina from March 21 to 23, 2025 at the San Isidro Hippodrome, and with it will once again bring the section of the festival for the little ones: the Kidzapalooza. This Thursday, the organization announced the lineup, which will be headed by Topa, Panama and Circus; as well as the presentation of Julieta Poggio with Zoom, get closer.
The stage designed for fun for the whole family will have activities all three days and, in addition to the headliners, will feature different proposals: Singing with Adriana, The Mellis, Nilocos, school of rock, Without Laces, Bacon and French fries, Once Upon Another Time of Stories in Pajamas, Arjaus Crew, Fobulantastic Tales, The Secrets of the Extraordinarily Strong Man and One Foot Duo.
Kizdapalooza 2025: how much do tickets cost
Access to the festival is free for children under 10 years old accompanied by a responsible adult with a ticket, registering in advance on the festival website and obligatorily picking up the Kidzapalooza bracelet at the ticket office (Av. Marquez 700) on the day of the festival. Lollapalooza is the only festival to design tailor-made experiences for the little ones.
The shows will be between 12 and 9 p.m., and will once again feature both Topa and Panam y Circo. The first is recognized throughout Latin America for its impact on children’s entertainment; while Laura Franco will exhibit her theatrical and musical proposal that combines colors, humor and magic, ideal to stimulate the imagination of the youngest attendees.
To enjoy all the incredible proposals of Lollapalooza 2025 and celebrate the 10 years of the festival in Argentina in a big way, the tickets are for sale only through the All Access website.
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Source: Ambito
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