Plaça del Roc Blanc will once again be the heart of this event, promising a greater diversity of stalls and more hours of entertainment for the younger ones. The previous edition already demonstrated the neighborhood's enthusiasm for this theme, despite the lack of sea in Terrassa.
“"Last year we discovered that in Terrassa there is no sea, but there are pirates. We had a great time plundering laughter and shopping in our Roc Blanc neighborhood. Well, get ready because we are back. This time, we come with the cannon well loaded, more sails and fewer chances of shipwreck."
Sánchez emphasized during the fair's presentation at the Roc Blanc Civic Center that the event will transform the neighborhood into “the wildest port in the city.” She added that the fair's true treasure is not gold coins, but “the smiles of families, the purchases, the conversations between neighbors and the celebration of our community.” Visitors will find stalls full of “treasures,” activities for the youngest “corsairs,” and music for all ages.
Deputy Mayor Xavier Cardona expressed his satisfaction with the continuation of the Pirate Fair, highlighting the dynamism of the Roc Blanc Merchants Association since its creation a year ago.
The fair will kick off on Friday, April 10, at 4:30 PM with a presentation by Conchi Sánchez. The afternoon will be filled with stalls and activities, including a performance by the Diables de Sant Pere Nord and a kickboxing exhibition by Roc Blanc Gym. Saturday, April 11, will begin at 10:00 AM with a hot chocolate event organized by the Roc Blanc Neighborhood Association, followed by Zumba, Capoeira, and Latin dance workshops.
On Sunday, the final day will start with a performance by the Flawless Dance School, followed by ballroom and line dancing. Throughout the three days, attendees can also enjoy various Food Trucks, about thirty local business stalls, and ecological attractions for the little ones.
