Business hours
The shops in La Garriga open their doors so that the people of the town can do Christmas shopping and in the local market.
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Regular programming on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. Consult here
Built in 1913 (with a modernist facade), the venue has a hundred years of history of leisure and culture in the Garriga.
The cinema opened the Café - now gone - in 1914. It was the venue for political gatherings, dance and theater shows. The first projections date from 1928.
Business hours
The shops in La Garriga open their doors so that the people of the town can do Christmas shopping and in the local market.
At 12:30 p.m
On Sunday 22/12 at 12.30 pm we will have the last meeting of the year in the streets of la Garriga (plaza de can Dachs), we will celebrate the end of term by dancing in the open air, we will celebrate the holidays with hugs and good music and we will burn in advance to be able to eat without complexes these coming days.
Open access, everyone is invited!
Girls, wear a flower on your head 🌺 or a red accessory, boys with a cap or suspenders. We bring pica pica or drinks together and make vermutillu to start the festivities 🥂✨.
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Regular programming on Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays. Consult here
Built in 1913 (with a modernist facade), the venue has a hundred years of history of leisure and culture in the Garriga.
The cinema opened the Café - now gone - in 1914. It was the venue for political gatherings, dance and theater shows. The first projections date from 1928.
Business hours
The shops in La Garriga open their doors so that the people of the town can do Christmas shopping and in the local market.
At the Garriguenc Excursionista Center premises (pl. Mossèn Jaume Oliveras)
Organized by: Center Excursionista Garriguenc
At 7 p.m
By the rhapsode Valentí Maymó.
Language: Catalan
At the parish church of Sant Esteve, Passeig del Doctor Vich 1
Organized by: Sant Esteve Parish
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.