Under the title 'Something more than stones', the 11th edition of Heritage Interpretation training organized by the La Garriga City Council is coming.

The course will last 16 hours, spread over the mornings and afternoons of the 5th and 6th (Thursday and Friday) of November 2026, and will be held, basically, in the multipurpose room of Can Luna. It will be taught by Juanjo Suárez, member of the Association for Heritage Interpretation, and head of Heritage Consulting.

From July 30 to August 3, the Festa Major de la Garriga will combine tradition, popular culture, music, family activities and citizen participation in an edition marked by the anniversaries of cultural entities and projects in the municipality.

The countdown to the Festa Major de la Garriga begins, which, under the slogan "Let's be a town, let's party", will distribute proposals designed for all audiences throughout the municipality.

You can now consult and sign up for the activities scheduled by the La Garriga Visitor Centre.

In addition to the usual visits and itineraries (the station shelter, modernism, the family activity Wake Up Holmes!...), this quarter includes new features and special programming.

Among the outstanding activities, on Saturday 4 July you can enjoy the theatrical route "The Stone Archive", around La Doma, a different and immersive way to approach the past. (ACTIVITY POSTPONED. New date: 4th September, at 18.30 pm)

La Garriga will receive, as is tradition, the Canigó Flame to celebrate the eve of Sant Joan.

It will be on the evening of next Tuesday, June 23. The events will start at 6:30 p.m., with the Flame's arrival at Plaça de Can Caralt. There, a torch will be lit and carried, in relays, through the streets of Calàbria, Carretera Nova and Banys.

The City Council has issued a municipal ban informing about the prohibition of making bonfires and launching rockets, due to the risk of forest fires.

The text of the ban is as follows:

"I, Meritxell Budó Pla, Mayor of the City Council of La Garriga, address this ban to all citizens to remind them that, although the risk of fire is currently moderate, weather forecasts indicate that this summer will be dry and hot, creating an ideal scenario for forest fires.