Since this Sunday, Cornellà is celebrating the 21st International Clown Festival, an annual event inviting citizens to laugh, be moved, and experience culture together. The opening ceremony, initially planned for Sunday morning, has been moved to the Fira de Cornellà due to rain forecasts for Friday.
With over forty years of history, the festival has become a benchmark for many families, who attend generation after generation. The Cornellà City Council reaffirms its commitment to culture, promoting transversal policies to democratize it and make it accessible to everyone, considering it a unifying element and a driver of social cohesion.
Over the coming days, the city's theaters, streets, and squares will be filled with artists and proposals promising unforgettable moments. The festival aims to transform everyday spaces into stages of magic and humor, carrying the name of Cornellà worldwide while maintaining its essence in its streets and people.
The organization invites attendees to be surprised by this unique event that, for decades, has made citizens laugh and is part of Cornellà's history.
