Salou. Costa Dorada. December 1, 2012. The exhibition is the result of the reintroduction process of this element festive now successfully completed by the Stick Dance Cambrils who also produces the show. With the support of images and objects are presented dances Valencia as a street dance, usually processional, accompanied by music and documented much of the Iberian peninsula since the seventeenth century. It is considered that the dances were the predecessors of today's Valencia castles because usually end with a rising human. While Cambrils documented to 1904, usually the last dance of Catalonia Valencian assets disappeared into the second decade of the twentieth century. A timid recovery has allowed some populations have re-group dance Valencia: Reus, Tarragona, Vendrell, Vilanova and now also Cambrils from the Festival of the Immaculate Conception in 2012. The exhibition is open, has had the collaboration of the City of Cambrils, the Generalitat of Catalonia, the History Museum and can be seen in Cambrils Mill Museum Three Eras in meals served to opening up on 27 January 2013.

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