At 11 a.m.
More than 100 meters of underground galleries drilled into the rock, testimony to the collective work of an entire village to face the threat of fascist bombings that La Garriga suffered during the Spanish Civil War.
Prices: individual €5 | reduced €3
At 7pm
The singer-songwriter from Granollers Maria Castell presents Solstici, a multidisciplinary show directed by Enric Vilageliu, where music, dance and image intertwine to reflect on climate change and the role of women in the transformation of the world. Accompanied by Cati Plana (diatonic accordion), Naima Ventura (keyboards), Marta Lapuerta (percussion) and the dancers of the Esbart Dansaire de Rubí, Castell fuses Catalan pop-folk, modern-rooted dance and visuals inspired by the four elements of the earth.
At 7:45 am
For many years, the Centre Excursionista Garriguenc (CEG) has organized its now-iconic Community Walk, featuring a circular route through the area surrounding La Garriga. The walk starts at the CEG headquarters (Can Queló) and offers two route options: a short one (7.78 km) and a long one (14.80 km). Participants may either run or walk the course.
This year, to celebrate the CEG’s 50th anniversary, the walk will conclude at Plaça de l’Església, where breakfast and various mountain-themed activities and workshops will be available.
At 11 a. m.
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 12 noon
Concert 'AaBéCe: Narcisa Freixas Centenary Concert'
You can find more information about the events of the centenary of Narcisa Freixas here
At 6:30 p.m.
Conference by Joan Anton Català: 'Geopolitics of Space'
Organized by: AUA, aula universitària de la FUMH
At 7pm
“What is it that beats so deeply in me?
What is it that shakes my insides?
What is it that forces me to keep moving forward as if being silent or being still meant giving up?
Since I was little I haven't felt the silence.
Since I spoke I haven't stopped doing it.
Since I took a step I have forgotten what it is to sit down and since I danced for the first time I haven't been able to stop doing it.”
At 6:30 p.m.
Conference by Agnès Marquès: 'Narrative and Reality'
Organized by: AUA, aula universitària de la FUMH
At 5pm
The Suite from 'The Nutcracker' is one of the most popular works in the ballet repertoire, especially during the winter season. The combination of Christmas elements and the fantasy of a dream world full of sweets and magical creatures is key to the universal appeal of this ballet. Throughout the show, a wide variety of character dances are developed, each representing different cultures or styles. This inclusion has made the ballet particularly popular with young audiences and families.
