Sant Marc Festival, Bread and Wine Fair in Sant Salvador de Guardiola
The Sant Marc Festival in Sant Salvador de Guardiola is a deeply rooted celebration dedicated to bread and wine. The blessing of the town hall, the distribution of blessed panellet, and the ancient drawing for the lamb are the pillars of an ancient tradition that is intensely celebrated in the municipality year after year.
The Bread and Wine Fair will include a market featuring local food products and wineries from the Pla de Bages DO. For the little ones, there will be the popular Carousel del Boter. The festivities will conclude with a traditional vermouth concert.
The exhibition space will also offer bar service and live traditional music with MúsX.
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