The event has been rescheduled for April 18. This year's edition features 10 exhibitors, highlighting the city's artisanal pastry sector and local ingredients. The fair aims to promote traditional craftsmanship in a family-friendly atmosphere in the heart of Alt Empordà.
Visitors will be able to enjoy live demonstrations, including chocolate workshops and traditional 'brunyols' tastings. Local pastry chef Arnau Triola will be the special guest, presenting new chocolate products. Tastings will be priced between 3 and 5 euros with prior registration required.




