The event, taking place from September 25 to 27, will be located near the fairgrounds, next to the A-7057 road. The fair aims to maintain the town's historical link to livestock farming, providing a meeting point for professionals and visitors interested in traditional rural crafts.
The program is notable for its strong equestrian focus. Among the scheduled activities, a free-roaming dressage exhibition will take place on Saturday, September 26, highlighting the communication between the animal and its handler without the use of traditional restraints. On Sunday, September 27, the morphological competition will be held to recognize the best participating specimens.
In addition to the livestock exhibition, the venue will feature craft stalls and agricultural equipment. The organization has arranged for a veterinarian to be present to process the necessary mobility permits for the transport of animals, ensuring compliance with current regulations throughout the fair.
