The gastronomic and traditional event attracted a large number of attendees throughout the morning. The City Council thanked the magnificent reception and apologized to those who could not enjoy the tasting due to high demand, taking note for future editions.
The rest of the scheduled activities, such as workshops, giant wooden games, live music, local produce stalls, the artisan bread oven, ratafia tasting, and other proposals linked to gastronomy, tradition, and heritage, were also very well received.
One of the major attractions was the first exhibition of vintage cars and motorcycles, which received numerous visits from enthusiasts and attendees from various parts of Catalonia, thus extending the festival's reach beyond the municipality and the region.
The workshop on reconstructing the dry stone hut Basteret, made possible by the Barcelona Provincial Council, also stood out. It allowed participants to learn about this traditional technique and highlight local heritage.
The event featured a notable institutional representation, including the mayor of La Torre de Claramunt, Jaume Riba Bayo, accompanied by the mayors of Cabrera d’Anoia, Joan Manuel Díaz Calvo; la Pobla de Claramunt, Antoni Mabras Marimon; Capellades, Salvador Vives Alari; Òdena, Jaume Xaus Regordosa; and Masquefa, Daniel Gutiérrez Espartero, as well as a congressman and council members from the governing team.
The City Council expressed gratitude to all individuals, entities, and collaborators who made this edition possible, as well as to the visitors. After ten editions, the festival continues to grow and consolidate itself as a highly anticipated event on the local calendar.
