The gala, named “La Llopa Late Night”, will be hosted by Calella artist Aina da Silva, who will also perform several songs accompanied by her band. The Sala Mozart will be transformed into a television studio to coincide with World Television Day, with the collaboration of Ràdio Calella Televisió and the Joventut Artística de Calella for the live broadcast.
The event can be followed live via Youtube, Twitch, and Facebook, as well as on FM. The award ceremony is scheduled for 8:30 PM, with doors opening at 8:00 PM and prior entertainment for the audience.
The Calella City Award will recognize two categories: an individual one and another for an entity or association. The awards aim to honor individuals and groups who, through their trajectory, dedication, or commitment, have contributed to the development and social life of Calella.
The jury for this edition consists of Lluís Barri; Francesc Clarà i Sánchez (Amics del Parc Dalmau); Carme Puig (AVAH); Ramon Maria Prat; Geni Smethurst (Agrupament Escolta Montnegre); Judit Pedemonte (Coral Laetare); and Jordi Sitjà (Fundació Hàbitat Solidària).
