Supporting the Pedra Viva Festival to promote culture and heritage in Olesa de Bonesvalls
The Pedra Viva Festival will bring together music, cultural heritage and a wide range of cultural activities from 2 to 9 August in Olesa de Bonesvalls. As sponsors of this initiative, we are proud to support a project that brings culture closer to the community while showcasing the area’s rich heritage.
We reaffirm our commitment to the cultural and social development of the communities where we operate through our sponsorship of the Pedra Viva Festival. This year, the festival celebrates its third edition in Olesa de Bonesvalls. In addition, it offers a programme that combines music, historical heritage and educational activities in some of the municipality’s most iconic venues.
For one week, the Pedra Viva Festival will fill the Chapel of Santa Maria and the Hospital dels Cervelló with concerts, talks and cultural events for audiences of all ages. In this way, the festival helps bring culture closer to the community while highlighting the historical heritage of Olesa de Bonesvalls.
The Pedra Viva Festival offers a programme for all audiences
The Pedra Viva Festival programme features classical and contemporary music concerts, family activities and talks focused on history, architecture and the evolution of construction. In addition, the festival promotes awareness of the local heritage through cultural experiences in a site of outstanding historical significance.
Among the highlights is the talk “Construction Yesterday and Today. The Gaudí Year in Olesa de Bonesvalls”. Guillem Bel will take part on behalf of Molins, together with other experts in heritage and local research. His participation forms part of the festival’s official programme.
A commitment to culture and local communities
Supporting initiatives such as the Pedra Viva Festival is part of our commitment to the communities where we operate. We believe that culture and heritage contribute to social development while strengthening the connection between people and their surroundings.
Moreover, collaborations like this help preserve and promote historical heritage. They also encourage high-quality cultural activities and create a positive impact on the local area. For this reason, we continue to support projects that foster culture, knowledge sharing and the sustainable development of the communities where we are present.
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