Festa Major del Poblenou
Poblenou's neighbourhood festival: human towers, giants, a correfoc and fireworks over Bogatell beach.
Festivals, concerts, neighbourhood fiestas and markets: what's on in Barcelona right now.
Poblenou's neighbourhood festival: human towers, giants, a correfoc and fireworks over Bogatell beach.
Three days of Spain's new music scene at Parc del Fòrum: Rusowsky, Guitarricadelafuente, Yung Beef and more.
Four days of free contemporary art across 25 galleries in Barcelona and L'Hospitalet.
Barcelona's biggest street party — correfocs, human towers, giants, free concerts and a closing fireworks show.
Right after la Mercè, the seaside neighbourhood's own festival: havaneres, a correfoc, giants and a village feel.
The world's leading fantasy and horror film festival, 40 minutes from Barcelona by train.
Ten weeks of concerts across the city, from grand concert halls to tiny clubs.
One weekend to visit over 200 buildings normally closed to the public — mostly free.
Eleven days of films about music, from rock legends to the most niche scenes.
The Catalan autumn festival of roasted chestnuts and panellets, on Halloween night.
The only festival in the world entirely dedicated to artists' video, in museums and galleries across the city.
Barcelona's historic Christmas market in front of the cathedral, running for over 200 years.
Twelve grapes at midnight, then a city that simply doesn't go to bed.
The Three Kings arrive by sea, then parade through the city with floats and tonnes of sweets.
A parade of horses and carriages through Sant Antoni, a tradition since 1826.
From Fat Thursday to the burial of the sardine — a week of costumes and parades.
Three evenings of free light installations in the streets of Poblenou, around the DHub.
Barcelona's winter festival — giants, human towers and free museums, made for families.