Ripollet hosts Third Transformative Economies Fair focusing on migration and anti-racism

The Rambla de Sant Jordi will feature around thirty stalls and cultural activities on November 15th, dedicated to diversity and sustainable consumption.

Generic image of a conscious consumption market with stalls and cultural activities.
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Generic image of a conscious consumption market with stalls and cultural activities.

Ripollet will celebrate the third edition of the Transformative Economies Fair on Sunday, November 15th, dedicated to migration, diversity, and anti-racism, with a program featuring migrant individuals and local collectives.

The Rambla de Sant Jordi will host around thirty stalls offering crafts, food, and textiles, featuring local products and sustainable consumption initiatives. The fair, organized by the Populus Labora community and Ripollet Impulsa from the Ripollet City Council, will take place from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM.
The event will include activities for all ages, such as storytelling, workshops, children's activities, dance, and musical performances. The closing act will be a protest cumbia concert by Kumbia Kaos.
Additionally, a manifesto will be read by Acollim Ripollet Cerdanyola, Acció Antifeixista Ripollenca (ARA), and Xarxa Palestina Ripollet.
With this third edition, the fair aims to continue being a meeting space to showcase transformative initiatives, promote conscious consumption, and highlight the cultural diversity of the municipality.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Ripollet (02/11/2026)