The municipality of Perales de Tajuña now has a new Reading Centre, a space designed to bring books closer to residents and energise local cultural activity.
The Town Hall of Perales de Tajuña has launched the new Reading Centre, a facility aimed at expanding the cultural offerings and providing residents with a meeting place centred around reading. The facilities are already operational and open to the public.
The opening responds to the demand for reading spaces in the locality, which until now lacked a specific service of this kind. The centre joins the network of cultural facilities in the municipality, which includes the library and other municipal installations.
With this initiative, the council aims to promote the habit of reading among all ages, especially among the younger generation, and provide a support point for study and consultation. The new space is designed to be a quiet, accessible, and functional place.
Located in the urban area of Perales de Tajuña, the centre features an initial collection of varied resources and adapted reading areas. Entry is free, and the hours have been set to facilitate attendance on both weekdays and weekends.
The Town Hall invites residents to visit and participate in the activities that will be scheduled. The planned hours are Monday to Friday from 16:00 to 20:00, and Saturdays from 10:00 to 14:00, although this may be adjusted according to demand.
The launch of this service reinforces the municipality's commitment to culture and education and is part of a broader plan to improve public facilities. The Reading Centre of Perales de Tajuña is now open to all residents, who can take advantage of this new resource to read, study, or simply enjoy a moment of peace.
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