*Dance with live music for seniors. At 6pm at Casal Tueda Senior Citizens.

*Dance with live music for seniors. At 6pm at the Elderly Home Salvador Espriu.

*Training: Food handling and control. This course is aimed at those people who work or want to work professionally in contact with food during its transport, storage, preparation, packaging, distribution and sale. It is a fundamental and mandatory training to avoid infections and poisoning that food can produce. From 9.15 a.m. to 1.15 p.m. in the SOM training room - Guíxols Development building. Free for people registered with the SOM Municipal Employment Service. Registration at: https://www.ddgi.cat/formacioenxarxa/public/curs/96325-manipulacio-i-control-d-aliments.

*Healthy itineraries. Physical exercise session and walks in the natural and urban environment of the municipality. At 4 p.m. Place: Sant Feliu de Guíxols Urban Health Park in Plaça Miquel Murlà. The sessions are led by expert professionals. They are free and suitable for all ages and physical conditions. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothes and shoes and bring water to hydrate. Limited places. For more information and registration you can contact: Estela Gómez – egomez@activitafisica.dipsalut.cat or tel. 677 028 414. Organized by: Dipsalut and City Council

*Bibliomaker workshop: A world, a story (creation of video games with RPG Maker). From 5pm to 6.30pm at the Octavi Viader i Margarit Public Library. Workshop of 3 sessions (March 18 and 25 and April 1) creating video games. How do you create a video game? This will be a hands-on introductory workshop to creating video games with RPG Maker. From 12 years. Free activity. Limited places. Registration: https://forms.gle/T3zaLsX4wKEUqV4K9 , 972 32 40 57 or biblioteca@guixols.cat. Project coordinated by the Library Service of the Diputació de Girona.

*Video evenings at Casino del Nois: The port of Sant Feliu de Guíxols from natural refuge to marina. Fishing evolution of local fishing systems. At 7pm at the New Casino La Constancia. Organized by: Friends of the History Museum.