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.
At 6:30 p.m.
Santiago Cucurella Memorial
Conference by Salvador Cardús, Dr. in Economics and sociologist: "Everything we don't know about ourselves".
Organized by: AUA, aula universitària de la FUMH
At 7 p.m.
From 12pm to 1pm
Language: Catalan
A Carnival full of stories, by Joan de Boer.
Organized by: Biblioteca Núria Albó
At 7 p.m.
A young Inuit girl lives in a village of igloos where the cold is intense and constant, except for a few weeks a year, when flowers appear among the frost. One day, after the village's sacred stone breaks, she decides to embark on a journey in search of a solution. Along the way, she will meet the White Rabbit, the Tree Planter, and the Fem Transformer.
At 7:30 am
The Garriguenc Hiking Center (CEG) has been organizing a walk for years that follows the PR-C33, which consists of a circular itinerary around La Garriga and Figaró.
It is a non-competitive activity where everyone sets their own pace. It is a moderate route in terms of terrain but demanding in terms of distance and elevation.
More information:
At 6:30 p.m.
Santiago Cucurella Memorial
Conference by Josep Francesc Delgado, writer, historian and philologist: "Tisner, Calders, Sales and Ferrater, writing in difficult times".
Organized by: AUA, aula universitària de la FUMH
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)
