Factoria Cultural Coma Cros (Sala Kropotkin)

The Sala Kropotkin at the Coma Cros Cultural Factory, located in Salt, is a vibrant and dynamic space that reflects the diversity and vitality of cultural life in the region. Inaugurated as part of the Coma Cros complex, this hall is named after Pëtr Kropotkin, a renowned anarchist thinker, as a tribute to his defence of freedom and creativity.

With a capacity of around 200 spectators, the Sala Kropotkin offers an intimate and cosy atmosphere for a wide range of performances and cultural activities. Its exposed brick walls and open-plan space create a modern, industrial atmosphere, perfect for concerts, theatre performances, film screenings, art exhibitions and other cultural events.

Sala Kropotkin’s programming is eclectic and innovative, embracing new artistic trends and giving a voice to emerging artists. In addition to live performances, the room also hosts debates, workshops and other activities that promote dialogue and community participation.

Coma Cros Cultural Factory is more than just a space for entertainment; it is a centre for creativity and social transformation, committed to fostering culture as a tool for change and development. The Sala Kropotkin plays an essential role, connecting artists and audiences in an enriching dialogue that celebrates diversity and innovation.