Andorra's Witchcraft Days Fifth Edition Packs Workshops, Concerts, and Exhibitions

The fifth edition of Andorra's Witchcraft Days continues with a packed schedule of workshops, concerts, talks, and exhibitions across the Principat.

In Sant Julià de Lòria, visitors can join a workshop on making expectorant syrups and honeys led by Les Ben Plantades, drawing on traditional Mediterranean medicine principles. It runs at 5pm in Sala Sergi Mas. The parish also hosts a concert and lecture titled *Las tres muertes de Blancanieves: manzanas envenenades, brujería e infanticidio en los Pirineos*, featuring violinist Ander Berrojalbiz and violist Maider López, at 7pm in the Casa Comuna.

Ordino offers a talk called *El que sembla i el que és*, linking 19th-century esotericism with the interests of the Areny-Plandolit lineage, presented by artist, writer, and teacher Martín Blanco. It takes place at 7pm in the Museu Casa d’Areny-Plandolit. Earlier, at Cota 1.300 in Plaça La Closa, a special International Women’s Day concert celebrates female voices with an ABBA tribute from 5pm to 9pm.

La Massana features the Vibrand Music event at 9pm in Hotel Sant Gothard, blending funk, disco, rock, pop, and soul. The local library, Biblioteca Comunal Antoni Morell, hosts the exhibition *Imatges sense fronteres* until March 31, showcasing global landscapes captured by members of the Associació Fotogràfica Valls del Nord.

Encamp stages the musical show *Alícia al vaixell de les meravelles* at 5pm in the Sala de Fetes, weaving tales of travel and adaptation. At 11am, writer and activist Sandra Miralles discusses *Dones i ciència-ficció* in the Biblioteca Comunal, examining how science-fiction characters in literature and film shape collective imagination, timed for International Women’s Day.

Andorra la Vella includes children’s activities with *Bruixanteris* at 5pm and 6:30pm in the Teatre Comunal, following a witch who adopts and raises a girl in the ways of nature, magic, and witchcraft. The Centre Cultural la Llacuna displays *L’univers de la Maite*, a selection of prints, jewellery, ceramics, and enamels by Maite Bernet, until March 26. The Government’s Sala d’Exposicions presents *Pioners 1884-1954. L’Andorra dels primers fotògrafs* until March 13, tracing early photography through preserved archives. Sala Prat del Roure in Escaldes-Engordany offers the immersive *Van Gogh Alive Andorra*, bringing the artist’s works to life via unique technology.

Other ongoing shows include *Figures de l’emancipació* by French street artist C215 at Espai Caldes in Escaldes-Engordany until March 13, honouring key figures in France’s fights for emancipation and freedom; *Respirs de Canillo* by Naiara Escabias at Cal Federico in Canillo until March 31.