FiraTàrrega is a professional meeting point that aims to spark connections, promote relationships and provide information and resources to the professionals who form part of the creation value chain (creation, production, distribution, promotion, programming and diffusion). Throughout the year, we conduct work in market research, the training of professionals, the development of strategic alliances for the sector and the participation in international projects.
La Llotja is the professional place where FiraTàrrega materializes as a place to meet, debate, exchange and transact; in short, as a true international performing arts market. The fair pavillion, with exhibition stands, enable performing arts agents to present their projects. Annually, the Fair certifies an average of 800 professionals registered to more than 300 national and international performing arts organizations. There are also activities such as seminars or meetings between professionals that complement the artistic offer. The support of Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) through its Programme for the Internationalization of Spanish Culture (PICE) in the modality of Visitors makes it possible to support the travelling expenses of foreign curators and programmers of performing arts.
Guests supported by AC/E
Nadia Drouin (Cinars - International exchange for the performing arts, Quebec)
Ada Acuña Castro (Teatro Melico Salazar, San José, Costa Rica)
Yu-Lun Chiang (Taiwan, ROC)
Ricardo Muniz (Brasil Cena Aberta Brazilian Performing Arts Meeting)
Karen Toftegaard (CPH STAGE, Copenhaguen)
Khalid Tamer (Awal N’Art - Recontres Artistiques Internationales en Places Publiques,Marrakech)
Hyewon Shin (Pohang Street Art Festival)
La Llotja is the professional place where FiraTàrrega materializes as a place to meet, debate, exchange and transact; in short, as a true international performing arts market. The fair pavillion, with exhibition stands, enable performing arts agents to present their projects. Annually, the Fair certifies an average of 800 professionals registered to more than 300 national and international performing arts organizations. There are also activities such as seminars or meetings between professionals that complement the artistic offer. The support of Acción Cultural Española (AC/E) through its Programme for the Internationalization of Spanish Culture (PICE) in the modality of Visitors makes it possible to support the travelling expenses of foreign curators and programmers of performing arts.
Guests supported by AC/E
Nadia Drouin (Cinars - International exchange for the performing arts, Quebec)
Ada Acuña Castro (Teatro Melico Salazar, San José, Costa Rica)
Yu-Lun Chiang (Taiwan, ROC)
Ricardo Muniz (Brasil Cena Aberta Brazilian Performing Arts Meeting)
Karen Toftegaard (CPH STAGE, Copenhaguen)
Khalid Tamer (Awal N’Art - Recontres Artistiques Internationales en Places Publiques,Marrakech)
Hyewon Shin (Pohang Street Art Festival)