*Old Tractors Meeting. From 9am to 11am. Tractors exhibition in the parking of the Juli Garreta Gardens. At 11.30am Starting of the itinerary through the town. Organised by Associació d’Amics dels Tractors i màquines antigues de Girona. In collaboration with Sant Feliu de Guíxols Town Council.

*Catalonia Hello Family! – from 20th to 22nd April: Clues game. From 10am to 2pm. If you want to discover corners of the town centre that you did never notice, come with your family and take part in the clues game that we propose you. From 5 to 14 years old. Starting at the Tourist Office (Monastery square, at the MOnastery building). Free activity. A registration in advance is not required.

*Catalonia Hello Family! – from 20th to 22nd April: Games for babies. From 11.30am to 1.30pm in the Sant Joan square. Movement and free game space for babies from 0 to 1 years old with materials and toys suitable for the very first stage of playing. Movement and free game space for children from 1 to 3 years old with quality materials made out of wood and cork, ecological and handmade toys. Construction games space for children from 3 to 5 years old with materials like wood, cork, magnets and cardboard. Limited capacity. A registration in advance is not required. Free admission.

*World Art Day 2018:

- Open workshops in the town: Àlex Pallí, Ana Gutiérrez, Chuan, Gerard Sanmartín, Joan Raset, Marzo-Mart, Micheline Samaey, Nabil M’Rabet, Nei Albertí, Nèstor Sanchiz, Josep Miralles, Ricardo Campos, Rosa Rosell, Trevor Skinner, Udaeta. Timetables: from 11am to 2pm and from 5pm to 8pm.

- Family activity: little artists: Stamping workshop, where children can use different stamps related to art. From 11am to 2pm in the Sant Joan square.

*Collective tour to the nearest workshops. At 10.45am Starting in front of the Library. At 4.45pm departure with cars to visit the workshop far from the town centre. Free activity. Organised by: Amics del Museu from Sant Feliu de Guíxols.

*Street performance: Storytelling about Sant Jordi (in Catalan): dragons, princesses and other stories, in charge of La Minúscula. We all know about Sant Jordi's legend and how the knight, the princess and the dragon met. But nobody knows how the princess was, when she was a child, to which inhospitable reaches of the world the brave knight arrived and what other mischieves did the dragon before getting that little village. Come to listen to them! At 6pm in the Sant Joan square.