Peruíbe, a coastal city in São Paulo, celebrates its 67th anniversary of emancipation with a series of events organized by the city hall until February 28.
Peruíbe, located on the coast of São Paulo, turned 67 years old on the 18th of this month, marking its emancipation from the municipality of Iha Bela. To commemorate this milestone, the local government has organized a schedule of special events that will run until the end of February. The celebration kicked off on Monday, with a flag-raising ceremony held at Praça Monsenhor Lino dos Passos. This was followed by a theatrical performance titled 'Ruínas do Abarebebê: Resgatando Histórias e valorizando nossas raízes', which aims to highlight the city's historical roots.
The festivities continued with a celebratory mass held at the Matriz Church, acknowledging the city's anniversary and the community's spirit. To cap off the day, the city plans to host a special cake event at the Terminal Rodoviário, bringing together residents to enjoy a moment of unity and celebration. The planned events are extensive, with inaugurations, ceremonies, and even a half marathon scheduled to take place leading up to the 28th of February.
This anniversary not only represents a celebration of Peruíbe's local history but also serves as a reminder of the community's growth and resilience over the years. Engaging events like these foster community spirit and provide opportunities for residents and visitors to connect with the city’s heritage and each other, highlighting the importance of local governance in preserving cultural legacies.
