The Canillo Livestock and Crafts Fair has gathered this Sunday morning 20 livestock houses and 52 craft fairs and local products. Livestock activity has been concentrated in the old Camping Flat, while the craft stalls have moved to the marquee in the car park of saddle due to the expected weather conditions.
The day has served to highlight the pastoral tradition of the parish and give visibility to local artisans and producers. At 1:30 p.m., gifts will be given to the participating ranches, in recognition of their involvement in the preservation of this activity.
The Consul Major of Canillo, Jordi Alcobé, has highlighted the importance of keeping the fair on the parish calendar and of supporting the sectors linked to the history and traditions of the parish. He has also defended the continuity of the appointment as a tool to transmit this heritage to new generations.
The program has been completed with the free opening of the Motorcycle Museum and theEspai Galobardes during the morning, from 10 am to 2 pm. The presentation of the book is scheduled for the afternoon letter of a retired priest to his friends, of Mr. Ramon, in the church of Sant Serni.
The fair coincides with the Fortnight of Canillenca Cuisine, which is celebrated from this Sunday until November 8 with the participation of 17 establishments in the parish. The councilor of Tourist and Commercial Promotion, Àlex Kinchellapointed out that both initiatives contribute to promoting livestock, handicrafts and local products.
