Conferences and Temporary Exhibitions

Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 6 p.m. will be held by the CER together with the Bosch i Cardellach Foundation. The author of the work is Natàlia Giménez and Tomàs Mañosa from the Bosch i Cardellach Foundation will also participate in this event. The intangible heritage sheet of the Sant Jaume Street Festivals will be presented, prepared by Natàlia Giménez, which is part of the inventory of the intangible heritage of the Vallès managed by the Bosch i Cardellach Foundation. Tomàs Mañona will also speak to present the intangible heritage project. The explanations of how the card was made and the history of the street parties will be given by Natàlia Giménez. A short video about the festivities will be shown. Location: Vallhonrat Auditorium. Entrance to Montserrat Roig Square. Free event.

Thursday 5 February 2026 at 6pm this conference will be given by Magda Oranich i Solagran, graduated in Law and Journalism. She was a member of the Parliament of Catalonia and a councillor of the Barcelona City Council. She has received several awards for her professional activity and social activism. She will talk about the evolution of women’s rights, from suffrage to the present day and specifically from the stage of the Franco dictatorship to democracy. Organized by the AEUR. Location: Plaça Montserrat Roig, s/n Rubí. Free event.

This conference will be given by Júlia Ojeda Caba, doctor in Catalan Literature from the UOC, on Wednesday, January 21, 2026 at 6 p.m. General Linguistics of the University of the Balearic Islands.

She is a language activist and one of the ideological editors of the volume Màtria o barbaria. Thirty voices of Catalan feminism (2024). Organized by the Rubí University Extension Classroom (AEUR). Location: Vallhonrat Auditorium Plaça Montserrat Roig, s/n Rubí.

Thursday, January 15, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. by Andreu Mayayo i Artal, professor of Contemporary History and Current World at the University of Barcelona and director of SEGLE XX. His lines of research have focused on various studies: local history, the rural world, social, union and political movements and the transition to democracy in Spain.

On November 20, 1975, Francisco Franco died at the age of eighty-two. Franco’s regime was a military dictatorship legitimized by its victory in the Civil War (1936-1939) that caused a violent post-war period with harsh and persistent repression. In this sense, the conquest of democracy after the Franco dictatorship must be understood as a broad and plural process where nothing was written from the very beginning.

Free event. Location: Vallhonrat Auditorium, Plaça Montserrat Roig, s/n Rubí.

Tuesday 16 December 2025 at 6pm we will travel to the past through 30 images from the photographic archive of the Rubí Museum from 1887 to 1962. It will be a monograph by Jordi Vilalta, president of the Rubí Studies Centre and Group of Collaborators of the Rubí Museum, who will comment on each of the photographs. Location: Vallhonrat Auditorium, entrance Plaça Montserrat Roig s/n Rubí. Free event.