Restorative leisure is an analytical framework designed to recognise popular festive activisms that promote social rights arising from the autonomy and distinctiveness of vulnerable human groups. This recognition has been achieved through the management and implementation of living laboratories of creation. These laboratories, as situated actions, provide spaces, time, and resources for diverse forms of participant communication. As a result, various cultural manifestations of leisure have been identified, reflecting the claims of Latin American communities. These manifestations showcase, through their subjectivity and resilience, diverse forms of empowerment. Through participatory observation and the characterisation of discursive expressions, graphic and audio-visual tools have been developed. These tools contribute to social transformation by amplifying the voices and representations of the individuals involved.