Carme Celebrates Sant Martí Festival with a Weekend Full of Activities

The festival included yoga, a hike, a family show, an appetizer contest, a football match, a fire run, and concerts.

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Generic image of a Catalan town square during a festival, with decorations and lights.

The municipality of Carme celebrated the Sant Martí Festival this past weekend with a wide variety of activities for all audiences, which began on Friday, November 6th, and continued through Sunday.

The program kicked off on Friday with a yoga workshop at the Casal. On Saturday, the day began with a hike to Can Bou, followed by a family show in Plaça Sant Jordi, organized in collaboration with the Orpí Town Council.
One of this year's novelties was the 1st Appetizer Contest, promoted by the Adolescents' Council of Carme, which combined gastronomy and community gathering. The afternoon was marked by sports with a football match between CE Carme and Fàtima B, which ended with a 5-2 victory for the local team.
In the evening, the Diables de Carme (Carme Devils) performed the correfoc, a highly anticipated event that had been postponed due to heatwaves and a fire. The night continued with music at the Teatre featuring the band Set de Nit and a DJ set.
On Sunday, the festival concluded with a drum workshop led by SolRe Percussió and the screening of the film Tanit as part of the Cicle Gaudí.
The Sant Martí Festival brought together residents of all ages for a weekend that combined popular culture, sports, music, gastronomy, and family-friendly events.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Carme (09/11/2026)