The Christmas concert and exhibition of birds in the Catalan farmhouse, to start the Christmas

Salou. Costa Dorada. Salou is prepared this time to live in a festive manner. The Department of Culture and Festivals, along with the Youth and Children to have designed a comprehensive program of activities which, although cut budget, not set aside the traditions of Christmas and Epiphany, in addition to star products such as the Park Christmas one year under the name Space Xic's output is intended for families and fun for children and young people in town with lots of surprises and other news. The festivities begin with these days of opening the doors to the Catalan farmhouse where you can see the traditional exposure of birds and animals native Catalan (until January 6. Weekdays from 17 to 21 Sundays and holidays from 10.30 to 13.30 and from 17 to 21h).. This afternoon, more will turn the traditional Christmas concert at the TAS with the performance of the various choirs of the town and school tomorrow, Friday at 21 am with the choir of Salou, the coronary Basco Ama-Lur, the Alborada choir; the choir and the choir invited rigging 'The Cachirulo Reus. Tomorrow, also inaugurated the exhibition at the Tower of Old cribs that can be seen until January 14, and Saturday from 18 am Mayor felicitarà parties in addition to the broth and served to attend the representation of the nativity scene by the Recreation Group. We should also mention the parade float with Santa Claus delivering gifts on December 24, the shits piñata and chocolate to the children of the 25th Catalan farmhouse with entertainment or New Year party in the tent. Nor miss the arrival of the Magi and the actions of JONC fry and also the National Youth Orchestra of Catalonia, among other proposals. The Councillor for Culture and Festivals, Maria Jose Rodriguez highlighted the effort when in conjunction with other departments make a program attractive places for the dates that we are "children should be the real stars and should enjoy the magic of Christmas. "

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