Festivities. Barcelona becomes an international meeting point for the LGBTI community from 9 to 19 August, with the Circuit Festival.
Festes. Decorated streets, performances, workshops, concerts and much more in one of Barcelona’s most iconic summer festivals.
Festes. Along with the local festival in Gràcia, the Festa Major de Sants is the most popular celebration in the city in August.
Festivals. The Mas i Mas Festival marks its sixteenth edition with over two hundred performances.
Film. This year’s open-air film sessions at the CCCB are devoted to magic, altered awareness and occultism, three forms of illumination.
Music. Musical evenings at Montjuïc Castle are a relaxing option this summer.
Music. Jazz evenings return to the roof terrace at La Pedrera from 8 June to 15 September.
Shows. Open-air concerts return to the roof terrace at the Casa Batlló.
Shows. The Magic Fountain in Montjuïc lights up at night with a show combining colour, water and music.
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Shows. The colour and essence of Cuba return to Barcelona after 26 years.
Film. The Filmoteca regains Moreau’s essential films, including ‘Jules and Jim’, ‘The Night’ and ‘Diary of a Chambermaid’.
Young children. A family visit to discover one of Gaudí’s best-known buildings in the company of the architectural genius.
Exhibitions. Two Swedish visual artists explore verticality and its effects on humans.
Sports. The biggest LGBTI multisport tournament in southern Europe is back.
Exhibitions. An exhibition at the CosmoCaixa looks at the relationship between humans and machines and their unpredictable future.
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