The celebration began on Saturday with a traditional parade through the streets of the Pi neighborhood, led by the Colla Gegantera El Xaragall, filling the streets with music and popular culture.
Following this, Plaça Pare Matías hosted children's activities such as an inflatable castle, face painting, and games, marking a morning of family fun and establishing itself as a meeting point.
At midday, the traditional packed lunch brought neighbors together in a relaxed atmosphere, fostering conversation and community. The high attendance was one of the highlights of the day.
On Sunday, the program included an excursion to La Tossa, with an initial climb and a visit to the Millennial Oak, offering participants the chance to enjoy the natural surroundings and the municipality's heritage.
The festival, organized by the Ateneu del Pi with the collaboration of the Santa Margarida de Montbui City Council and the Colla Gegantera El Xaragall, underscored the role of neighborhood associations in revitalizing areas and promoting citizen participation.
