At 8 p.m

Sangarra 'The Broken Seesaw' by Agnès Monferrer

On stage: Agnès Monferrer, Sara Guri, Joan Miró and Ivo G. Suné

Entrance: €10
Reservation of tickets: 681 660 660
More information: https://strogoff.cat/  and @llibreria_strogoff

At 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.

'In the clearing'

Language: Catalan
When the forest wakes up, everyone meets to celebrate a new day together.

By Cacauet Teatre.
Session with puppets and live music.
Recommended for children aged 2 to 3.

REGISTRATION:

Coming soon

To participate in L'Hora Menuda, you must register in advance (limited places)

At 5:30 p.m.

The parade will begin its route in front of the Teatre de la Garriga, El Patronat.

Organized by: Ajuntament de la Garriga

At 11 a. m.

• Activity language: Catalan

Itinerary that covers the most significant spaces of the modernist Garriga and discovers the new Garriguen area created between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century. A residential, bourgeois, and thermal garden city that was born between fields and forests. Includes the visit to unique private spaces.

Rates: individual €5 | reduced €3

 RESERVATION REQUIRED

At 6:30 p.m

For over 65s. Free admission.

With Marc Show.

Organized by: Ajuntament de la Garriga

At 6:30 p.m.

• Language: catalan

Santiago Cucurella Memorial

Conference by Francesc Viñas Faura, writer and literature teacher: "Beginnings of feminist literature, the yellow wall paper".

Organized by: AUA, aula universitària de la FUMH

At 7 p.m.

At 7 p.m.

At 10:30 am

Language: catalan

A bike ride for all ages to visit some of the main memory spaces of La Garriga, with explanations from guides at the La Garriga Visitor Center.

• Suitable for all ages
• Helmet required for people under 16

Departure from the Station Air Raid Shelter (Ronda del Carril s/n)

Organized by: Pedalem la Garriga and Visitor Center

FREE ACTIVITY WITH PRIOR REGISTRATION

At 12 p.m

These dances in the Vallès zone, they are usually danced around Carnival, it is done in the formation of gangs of couples in a row, with castanets in their hands and "picaroles" on their feet, they jump and dance to the rhythm of the music, often interpreted for a couplet

"The Gitanes Dance"  gangs enter the square with a characteristic entrance gallop and dance different types of genres such as the waltz, the polka, the xotis, entrance gallop, Jota, Contradansa, Frandola... and it ends the party with the Exit Gallop.