This Friday, November 18 - in a double day of presentations at the Bicentenario Pedestrian Mall, in front of the Municipal Palace - the launch of the National Citriculture Festival and the International Kings Marathon will be formalized, thus beginning the countdown to the realization of two major events that are part of the history and popular identity of Concordia.
Since the return of mayor Enrique Cresto to the leadership of the municipality of Concordia, planning and coordination meetings have been taking place to give these two festivals the greatest possible relevance, given how much they mean to the families of Concordia.
Regarding the Citriculture Festival, the official schedule of shows and the program of exhibitions and technical workshops that will take place within the framework of this tourist, cultural, and productive event will be announced, with a scheduled date of December 9, 10, and 11. For this edition, it is expected that Expo Citrus will be a great showcase for local companies and the region's productive activities, as well as for entrepreneurs and social economy workers.
As for the Reyes Marathon, the return of the car raffle and the increase in prizes, combined with a very accessible registration fee, renew the appeal of the most popular and massive race, with a large number of participants expected to run the circuit on the night of January 7, 2023.
The Concordia Carnival, the Citriculture Festival, and the Reyes Marathon aim in these editions to consolidate an attractive calendar of events, strengthening our city's positioning on the national stage as a relevant destination in terms of sports, cultural, and tourist shows.