The event has confirmed the public's interest in a proposal that goes beyond a conventional fair, placing craftsmanship at the heart of a quality cultural experience closely linked to the territory and the heritage of Copons. Visitors discovered artisan projects, learned about crafts and creation processes, and enjoyed a program of activities that highlighted the pieces, people, and knowledge behind each creation.
A distinctive feature of the Fair is the hosting of artisans in the ground floors of local residents' homes, integrated into the village's architecture and life. These spaces enhance the visitor experience and strengthen the link between craftsmanship, heritage, and territory, making the fair a cultural journey beyond mere product sales.
The presence of Moisés Rodríguez Cantón, Director of the Consorci de Comerç, Artesania i Moda (CCAM), and David Places Balsalobre, Head of the Craftsmanship Area at CCAM, along with other institutional representatives, provided firsthand insight into the participating projects and the Fair's role in promoting artisan trades.
“"One of the few fairs where the artisan and their craft are valued in this way."
“"The effort of the artisans to move forward is worthwhile."
“"A beautiful day with collective energy and joy."
The artisans' satisfaction, feeling their efforts are worthwhile and that the Fair recognizes them as living cultural expressions, reinforces the organization's commitment to placing them at the project's core. The Fair, promoted by Artesania de Catalunya, Artisania, the Copons Town Council, and Artisans, Associació d’Artesanes i Artesans de l’Anoia, with support from the Consell Comarcal de l’Anoia, Diputació de Barcelona, and CCAM, reaffirms its dedication to building an event that prioritizes quality and respect for participating professionals.
