The celebration will combine deep-rooted traditions with cultural and recreational activities for all ages. The festival begins on Saturday, November 21st, with inflatables for children and a popular walk. In the afternoon, a musical gathering with the group Lactik will kick off the festivities.
Sunday, November 22nd, the main day, will include bell ringing, a procession, a solemn mass, and the singing of the goigs of Santa Cecília. At 12 PM, the 'cavallets' dance will be presented in Plaça Major, followed by a parade with the Colla Gegantera de la Vall de Camprodon and a 'sardanes' dance by Cobla Principal d’Olot.
Sunday's program also includes a popular vermouth at 1 PM, a concert by Cafè Trio at 6 PM, and at 7 PM, the proclamation of the Mollonenc or Mollonenca of the Year, recognizing ties to the town. Cafè Trio will return to the stage to lead the festival dance.
The festival extends to Monday, November 23rd, with a day focused on gastronomy and popular activities. Plaça Major will host a popular breakfast featuring pork-slaughter products, raffles, and an auction. In the afternoon, a 'botifarra i canari' game will take place, and the program will conclude with a children's cinema session.
The Molló Festival Commission organizes the celebration with support from the Molló Town Hall's Festival Department and the Parish of Santa Cecília. Residents are encouraged to decorate their balconies to create a festive atmosphere.
