The lawn sits in Parque Bicentenario with dry hills behind the fence. Grass is thin by January. Shade is the reason people stay for the afternoon program.
The job is a dry-summer park set. One or two folding canopies for a desk and a water table. The sun is the first problem. The second is a gust that comes down the valley with no warning.
Stakes need a bite in hard ground. Extra weights ride in the car anyway. A white roof is kinder than a dark print. Walls stay down unless the program needs a wind break.
JQ Trading Limited lists frames for this climate. Send the lawn size and the usual wind note from the park. We will mark a roof and a footing that belongs on dry grass.
Dry grass looks soft and behaves like crust. A short peg will skate. Bring a longer stake and a spare. If the program includes a late talk, plan a second small roof for the speaker, not a wall that turns into a sail. Send those notes with the size. We will mark the footing.