We provide spaces and opportunities for emerging artists. This initiative seeks to offer visibility and opportunities to artists who face challenges in accessing performance venues.
We prioritize hiring and offering music-related training and event production, creating employment and learning opportunities for those facing barriers to entering this sector.
We support the use of local and proximity products within the festival grounds, thus supporting the local economy and reducing carbon emissions associated with transport.
We promote the Mediterranean diet, recognized for its health and environmental benefits, by encouraging sustainable food choices for the production team and musicians.
We prioritize quality training for our staff in both technical aspects and risk management. We also offer first job experiences, providing the necessary training to new members.
We program artists committed to social issues, who use their platforms to address social issues and promote positive change.
We work to achieve gender parity in our programming, ensuring equitable representation of women and men. Currently, our management, production, and communication teams consist of 85% women and 15% men, demonstrating our commitment to gender equality and equity in the cultural sector.
We directly employ local staff, supporting the community and promoting job opportunities for young people.
We contribute to the local economy by generating direct economic impact through employment creation related to cultural management and performance. We actively participate in the cultural clubs of local tourism promotion entities, Costa Brava Girona, and Catalonia, and work to promote the region as a tourist destination.
We study and implement innovative approaches in all aspects of the festival, adopting new technologies and digital platforms to enhance information access, optimizing ticketing platforms, and offering dynamic concert experiences.
We offer special discounts to various groups, including unemployed individuals, people with disabilities, and large or single-parent families. We ensure accessibility and special care for people with reduced mobility, working to make culture accessible to everyone through ticket pricing. Initiatives like “Young Audience Seat” provide tickets at €5 for attendees under 30, available 30 minutes before each concert.
We strongly support local emerging musical talent, providing professional platforms and opportunities through programs like Fringe and EEEmerging.
We work to minimize the environmental and social impact of the festival on the surrounding area. We promote sustainable and cultural tourism strategies.
We are committed to zero waste by using recyclable materials within the festival grounds. We promote waste separation and encourage attendees to participate in recycling efforts.
We reduce physical advertising materials and prioritize digital platforms, reducing paper consumption and promoting sustainable communication practices. We establish alliances with local institutions and media to help achieve these goals.
We encourage the use of public transport, shared rides, and other sustainable transportation options for attendees, as well as the possibility of walking from nearby areas.
We raise awareness among artists about climate change and encourage them to take individual and collective actions to support conservation projects through donations.
We ensure that stages and other concert-related infrastructure are placed to minimize impact on sensitive marine and terrestrial ecosystems. Restrictions and protected areas in the marine reserve and natural park are carefully observed.
We implement efficient waste management systems during concerts, with an emphasis on selective collection, recycling, and waste reduction. Adequate containers are provided, and attendees are encouraged to maintain cleanliness and care for the environment.
We reduce our impact on the marine environment, including the use of biodegradable or reusable materials, proper waste management, and promoting sustainable fishing practices in nearby areas.
Through noise control and appropriate sound technology, we reduce the negative impacts of concerts on marine and terrestrial life. Noise limits are respected, and time restrictions are set for performances in sensitive areas.
Through coherent visual and textual communication, we highlight the unique environment where concerts take place, such as Jazz near the Medes Islands Marine Reserve and classical music performances in Montgrí Natural Park, the Medes Islands, and the Baix Ter. Our branding and communications consider these settings to emphasize the beauty and fragility of these natural environments, encouraging attendees to respect and preserve them.
We establish collaborations with local and international organizations dedicated to ocean and marine conservation, such as the ‘Philippe Cousteau Ocean Union Foundation.’
We provide visibility to various social entities, foundations, and NGOs in each festival edition, collaborating with them and donating part of the festival’s profits. We are advocates for equality and social justice, organizing activities that promote social debate and raise awareness of disadvantaged groups.
We establish partnerships with local institutions and media to work together toward these goals. We actively engage in the social and cultural fabric of each community, with the goal of growing and improving as a festival through collaborations.
Joventuts Musicals de Torroella de Montgrí
Convent dels Agustins. Apartat de correus 70
17257 Torroella de Montgrí (Girona)
Tel. +34 972 760 605