The Navacerrada Town Hall has published a selection of photographs from the 2026 Patron Saint Festivities on its official Facebook page and has thanked the work of municipal employees, Local Police, Civil Protection, and the Civil Guard.
The Navacerrada Town Hall has created an album on its official Facebook page featuring a selection of photographs from the 2026 Patron Saint Festivities. The council explained that the link is available at the end of the post so that residents can relive some of the best moments from these days.
The Town Hall has expressed its gratitude to the municipal employees who were involved before, during, and after the celebrations: office staff, municipal services, street workers, and agents of the Local Police. It has also extended recognition to those who, although not visible, were attentive to every detail to ensure everything went as smoothly as possible.
Thanks are also directed to Civil Protection and the Civil Guard for their collaboration and availability during the festivities, as well as to the local groups, the Pensioners' Home, hospitality workers, merchants, and the associations that participated in the programming.
The festivities are organised by a Town Hall, but they are made by a community.
The council has reminded that these festivities were marked by a painful moment: on the night of September 4, the technician and conductor of the Sándalo Orchestra passed away. From Navacerrada, the Town Hall has sent its embrace and affection to the family, colleagues, and friends of the deceased.
The complete album of photographs can be viewed on the Navacerrada Town Hall's Facebook page, via the link shared with the post.
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