The celebrations kick off today, Thursday, with the inauguration of a ceramics exhibition in the parish hall at 6:30 PM. Later, at nine in the evening, a bring-your-own-food dinner will be held in the main square, followed by a stargazing night with telescope observation.
On Friday, July 31, the festivities continue with a popular sausage barbecue at the Cafè at nine in the evening. Subsequently, from eleven at night, the square will host a DJ set to liven up the night.
On Saturday, August 1, the day will begin at 10:45 AM at the Cafè terrace with cake and chocolate for the children. Immediately after, the company Gil i els Ratataplam will offer a workshop and giant games, culminating in a foam party.
One of the most notable events on Saturday will be the christening of the Masllorenç 'ball de diables' (devil dancers), which will precede a fire run with the local devils. The night will conclude with a dance featuring the orchestra Montecarlo.
Sunday, August 2, will be packed with activities, including the Pa Beneit procession, mass, a parade, and traditional sardana dancing. In the afternoon, a bowling competition will take place, followed by another bring-your-own-food dinner and a popular bingo. Sunday's events will wrap up with a dinner for the elderly.
