Tàrrega Celebrates September Festivals with Tradition and Music

The city will host cultural activities, traditional games, concerts, and gastronomy from September 9th to 13th, organized by the Department of Culture.

Generic image of a popular festival in a Catalan town square.
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Generic image of a popular festival in a Catalan town square.

The city of Tàrrega is preparing to celebrate its September Festivals, taking place from September 9th to 13th, featuring a program that combines tradition, popular culture, music, and gastronomy.

The festivities, organized by the Department of Culture and local associations, will begin on Thursday, September 9th, and run until Sunday, September 13th. Thursday, September 10th, declared a public holiday in Tàrrega, will be particularly packed with activities in the Plaça de les Nacions sense Estat.
The day of September 10th will kick off at 11 AM with Traditional Games, organized by the Agrupament Escolta Roger de Llúria - Mestre Güell. Following this, at 12 PM, the Ball de Gitanes i Capgrossos (Dance of the Gitanes and Big-Heads) will take place, presented by La Soll and the Associació Guixanet.
At midday, music will take center stage with a Musical Vermouth with Rumba Blanca, a duo featuring Carlitos Miñarro and Roger Lozano, who will revive the great classics of Catalan and Lleida rumba. Subsequently, at 2 PM, a Paella Lunch will be served, accompanied by PD Granka, requiring prior registration.
The afternoon will continue with recreational and cultural activities. At 5 PM, the Botifarra Championship and the Catalan Scrabble Championship will be held, promoted by AGRAT.
The evening will transition to popular culture with the Plantada de Bestiari Popular (Parade of Popular Beasts) at 11 PM, organized by the Associació Guixanet. The musical closing of the day will be at 12 AM with the Concert by Vici Maurici and PD Pubilles, a performance blending pop sounds with touches of techno, gospel, and opera in Catalan.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Tàrrega (01/09/2026)