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Tuesday, September 08, 2015

Lloret September events

There are several events taking place during the coming few days. Friday 11th Sept is the National day of Catalunya so to celebrate this there will be various activities around the streets near the town hall in particular a Sardana (Catalan dance) competition.


You can also see some of the local ladies demonstrating their lace making skills in the Carousel square 9-12am.

Again in front of the town hall on Saturday & Sunday 12-13th Sept there will be a day long painting and photography exhibition/sale.

Sunday is the Fiesta of Alegries church just on the edge of town, this is also a full day event starting with a church service and baptisms. After which there will be Sardana dancing, food, drinks, fun & games for the kids and stalls selling plants and local made crafts etc.

Alegries Church



Sunday, September 06, 2015

Fenals views today.

 The blue skies are back with us after a few dull and rainy days.


 Early evening, looking out to sea.



Tuesday, September 01, 2015

Local Fiestas

All the small local towns and villages are having there own 2 to 3 day festivals at this time of year, this weekend coming is the Vidreres festival. They have a full programme of events just follow the link to see what's going on ..... Vidreres events

 

Thursday, August 27, 2015

Fenals/Santa Clotilde Fiesta 2015

There will be lots of activities taking place around Fenals this Friday and Saturday 28-29th August. The annual festival consists of 2 full days of music, dance, foam party, food, fireworks and lots more....see the poster below.





Sunday, August 23, 2015

Castellers in Lloret

For the first time ever I got chance to see the Castellers yesterday, they were in Lloret taking part in the Independence rally outside the Town Hall. Those who take part in building the human towers wear a special kind of clothing usually consisting of white trousers and a coloured shirt representing the team and region they are from. Around their middle they have a wide tightly bound sash this is to help those climbing up to gain a better grip and it also gives extra support to their backs.
Castellers is a Catalan tradition and can often be seen at events in towns and villages, but for the people in Lloret this weekend however we didnt have to travel too far to see this amazing event!