Sallent de Gállego, Pyrenean town Loaded with history and charm, he hosts from June 13 to 15 the XIII edition of the Bruges Fair, Myths and Legends of the Valley of Tena, an essential appointment and, without a doubt, a perfect plan for the whole family that fuses culture, tradition and show in a privileged natural environment.
Pyrenees’s secret corners: Little known peoples of Huesca to get lost and disconnected
With an extensive program of activities for all audiences, this thematic fair has established itself as one of the most unique events of Alto Aragón, thanks to the organization of the town hall of the town, within the campaign “Your province Huesca The magic ”.
Three days of mystery
Friday, June 13
The fair will start on Friday, June 13, with the opening of the magical market in the Social Center Square and various activities such as magic shows, parade, street theater, talks about rituals and mythology, and a theme guided tour of the “Magic Sallent”.
Saturday June 14
On Saturday 14, the day will be full of cultural proposals that include theater, book presentations, interpretive routes, conferences on legends of the Pyrenees and esoteric biology, as well as an performance by Correfoc “Fury of Beasts and Devils”, which will illuminate the night with fire and music.
Sunday June 15
The closure will arrive on Sunday, June 15 with birdbill workshops, more guided tours, terrifying costume competitions for children and pets, talks about rituals and mythology, and the traditional installment of the Brujón award of the year in the Town Hall Square.
A fair with its own identity
Throughout the weekend, the magic market area will be set with music and animation by Naoran and Ritual groups, creating an enveloping atmosphere that will transport visitors to a universe of legends, witches, alchemy and popular knowledge.
A competition arrives at the Tena Valley that combines paragliding with hiking
The Witch Fair becomes a cultural and tourist proposal that values the intangible heritage of the Tena Valley, his stories and his environments loaded with symbolism.
