LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The Vegas Golden Knights introduced LosVGK’s launch of its “Cascaritas” initiative, aiming to advertise hockey participation among the many Hispanic and Latino group by means of pick-up video games throughout the valley.
In Latin America, Cascaritas are casual pick-up video games performed amongst households, buddies and neighbors. By way of the “Cascaritas” initiative, LosVGK will present an inflatable rink, sticks, targets, balls and pinnies so all children must do is present up and benefit from the enjoyable whereas enjoying with others locally.
“Cascaritas are a fun and engaging way for people in Spanish-speaking cultures to build community, and they give us a great opportunity to promote the sport of hockey,” stated Benjamin Thomas, Vegas Golden Knights Director of Latino Advertising and Outreach. “Whether the kids we find already know the sport or are picking up a stick for the first time, this is a great chance for us to build upon the excitement of the Golden Knights’ playoff run and enjoy the beautiful spring weather in Vegas.”
The primary two Cascaritas are scheduled for Saturday, April 26 at Año Nuevo Mexica, Gary Reese Park, from 2 p.m. to six p.m., and Sunday, April 27 at Fiesta en el Parque Dia del Niño, Craig Ranch Park from 4 p.m. to eight p.m.
LosVGK will announce extra dates and areas for future Cascaritas on its social media channels.
