The SingulArts Festival returns this autumn of 2026 with its third edition, once again focusing on a multidisciplinary program that combines arts, heritage, and gastronomy in various unique locations across the territory. With a distinct itinerant character and centered on small-scale proposals, the initiative offers proximity experiences aimed at directly connecting the audience, creators, and local producers.
The festival's presentation took place on September 8th at the headquarters of the Consell Comarcal de la Ribera d’Ebre. The institution's president, Francesc Barbero, highlighted the event as a "magnificent way to showcase local products and quality culture in unique spaces of Ribera d’Ebre," emphasizing its support for the wine sector during a challenging campaign.
The Festival Director, M. Patricia Mercado, detailed the program. During the press conference, representatives from wineries Biopaumerà in Rasquera, Pedrola in Miravet, and Anguera Domènech in Darmós also participated, presenting their products and the cultural and gastronomic experiences they will host.
The itinerant program will run from September 26th to December 6th, touring various locations in Ribera d’Ebre and neighboring regions. Each day will feature a performance accompanied by a tasting of local products.
Scheduled performances include Renaissance dance in Miravet (September 26th), concerts by Gemma Humet in El Milà (October 3rd) and Xerrich in Riudecanyes (October 11th), theater by Cia. La Katara in Godall (October 10th), and the exhibition 'Colors, formes, imatges' by artist Evelyn Roca in La Selva del Camp (October 16th).
Further offerings include comic gags by the company Clownic in Darmós (October 17th), a multidisciplinary show by La Portera Cia. in Flix (October 18th), blues and gospel concerts with Goat Milk Shots in Alcover (October 24th), and the new album by Diode in Vilanova de Prades (October 25th).
The program continues with concerts by Grans Veus in Rasquera (November 14th), Tombant DUO in Castellvell del Camp (November 28th), and the Catalan opera 'Il Teatro alla Moda' in Bot (December 6th).
True to its essence, each SingulArts event will conclude with a tasting paired with local products, transforming each performance into a complete cultural and sensory experience. The initiative aims to decentralize artistic offerings, linking contemporary creation with historical architecture and local producers.
Tickets and detailed information for the entire program are now available on the festival's website: festivalsingularts.com.
