Sant Quirze del Vallès Celebrates Vibrant Festival with Music and Tradition

Citizens fill squares and streets with activities for all ages, culminating in an emotional opening speech and a large popular fideuà.

Generic image of a festival night in a Catalan town with lights and people dancing.
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Generic image of a festival night in a Catalan town with lights and people dancing.

The Festival Friday in Sant Quirze del Vallès filled squares, parks, and streets with cultural and festive proposals for all ages, from children's shows to concerts and traditional events.

The festive day began with the children's show Tip Tap Top by Teatre al Detall at the Patronal, which was very well received by families. In the Sala Muriel Casals, magician Sergi Buka captivated the audience with his escapism show, filling the hall completely.
The plaça d’Anselm Clavé hosted El pony menut, a family-friendly event that invited a sonic journey with music and imagination. Meanwhile, in the plaça de la Vila, the Bastoners de Terrassa set the rhythm before the parade of the Gegants i Grallers de Sant Quirze.
The most anticipated moment was the Festival Opening Speech, delivered by the Societat Coral Il·lustració Artística on its 125th anniversary. The event concluded with the performance of a sardana dedicated to the Ball de Gegants.
Immediately after, the Ball de Diables de Sant Quirze presented the traditional 'versots', a critical look at current events. The night continued with the children's 'correfoc' (fire run) and the successful 'fideuà' (noodle dish) at the parc de les Morisques, which gathered over 1,300 people.
The celebration culminated at the Parc de les Morisques with the concert by Los 80 Principales, who had the audience singing and dancing to hits from the decade, closing a night full of energy and camaraderie.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Sant Quirze del Vallès (05/09/2026)