Gospí celebrates its Main Festival with events for all audiences

The celebration included concerts, contests, games, a communal lunch, and religious services over two weekends in October.

Generic image of a town's main festival in Catalonia during autumn, with people and decorations.
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Generic image of a town's main festival in Catalonia during autumn, with people and decorations.

The Main Festival of Gospí, in Segarra, has celebrated autumn with a program that included religious services, contests, children's games, exhibitions, a communal lunch, and concerts, spread across the weekends of September 26 and October 3-4.

The celebration began on Saturday, September 26, with a mass at the chapel of Saints Cosme and Damià, officiated by the Mercedarian fathers, followed by refreshments for attendees.
The weekend of October 3 kicked off with a firecracker display and activities in the main square, including games for children, a popular breakfast, and the third foosball championship. At midday, exhibitions of children's drawings and photographs from the Gospí contest were on display. The traditional communal lunch gathered about 105 diners at the Cal Marxant shed, followed by a screening of the participating works and the documentary 'II Jornades de pedra en sec a Gospí'. The mayor presented the contest awards.
The afternoon continued with a bingo game hosted by speaker Màrius, and in the evening, a dinner with sandwiches and music by the band Set de Nit livened up the party in the same venue.
Sunday, October 4, began with the first Quiz Walk, a question-and-answer walk activity with high participation. Afterwards, the Coral Sant Ramon, directed by Anna Gascón, performed a concert in the 11th-century church of Sant Martí. Following the concert, a solemn mass was held, officiated by the Mercedarian fathers and sung by the choir.
After leaving the church, the traditional blessed cake was distributed, and refreshments served by the Neighbors' Association were offered. The festival concluded in the afternoon at the Cal Marxant shed with the third edition of the Mercè Bruquetes Memorial and a theatrical performance of 'Tal fas, tal trobaràs' by the company Associació El Celler d’Espectacles, followed by a final firecracker display.
The organization thanked the participation of the residents, the work of the volunteers, the support of the Sant Ramon Town Hall with resources, the use of the Cal Marxant space, and the collaboration of the artists and actors.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Sant Ramon (20/10/2026)