06-Jun-2026 to 26-Sep-2026
Museu Picasso
The "Picasso Xipre. Trobades amb la ceràmica del Mediterrani" exhibition at Museu Picasso explores the dialogue between Picasso's ceramics and ancient Mediterranean art.
Catalonia · This Weekend
A weekly auto-updated guide to things to do in Barcelona. Curated from three local sources, refreshed every Thursday, and built for weekend planning.
Last refreshed 24-Sep-2026 (auto-updated every Thursday)
Museu Picasso
The "Picasso Xipre. Trobades amb la ceràmica del Mediterrani" exhibition at Museu Picasso explores the dialogue between Picasso's ceramics and ancient Mediterranean art.
Museu Tàpies
The exhibition "Àngel Jové. De intacto" at the Museu Tàpies presents the first major retrospective dedicated to the work of the artist from Lleida.
Barcelona
Canet de Mar
An annual event that transforms the historic centre of this Maresme town into a setting evocative of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Barcelona
Passeig de Gràcia
The Ceptrotada lights the fuse and the Correfoc fills Passeig de Gràcia with sparks.
Parc de la Ciutadella
A sustainable food festival promoting local, organic and seasonal produce, with workshops and music throughout the day.
Plaça de Sant Jaume
Human towers rise in Plaça de Sant Jaume, a tradition observed during Barcelona’s main festival.
Nova Icària Beach
The La Mercè Pyromusical combines music, fireworks and light in Montjuïc.
Various venues
Official commemoration of the centenary of Gaudí’s death, marking his legacy in architecture, nature and religion.
Arenas de Barcelona
Virtual reality experience transporting you to ancient Rome to explore the Empire's splendour.
Various venues
A recognition awarded to Barcelona in 2026, showcasing its urban model internationally and accompanied by events focused on the city’s architecture.
Casa Batlló
An evening visit to Casa Batlló, rounded off with live music on its modernista rooftop.
L' Hospitalet de Llobregat
A circus show imagining an alternative past, where an inventor explores an unseen universe brimming with possibility.
MACBA-Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona
The "Anna Moreno. La Tercera Torsió" exhibition at the MACBA reflects on utopian architecture based on the work of Ricardo Bofill.
Casa Batlló
An immersive exhibition at Casa Batlló bringing Gaudí, Miró and Gomis together through original works, photography and digital technology.
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
The "Adquisició Sim, el dibuix i la guerra" exhibition at the MNAC showcases drawings by José Luis Rey Vila that portray the Spanish Civil War from a documentary perspective.
Various venues
A guitar-centred music festival with an eclectic programme, filling Barcelona's most iconic venues with sound.
Various venues
Series of over 30 concerts across Barcelona’s iconic venues, covering a wide range of genres.
La Virreina. Centre de la Imatge
The "Vuit" exhibition at La Virreina traces Frederic Amat's creative engagement through eight visual dialogues.
Various venues
Barcelona’s main festival brings together five days of tradition, music and performances that fill the streets and turn the city into a stage for cultural celebration.
Centre de Fotografia KBR - Fundació Mapfre
The "Dana Lixenberg. American Images" exhibition at KBr Fundación MAPFRE offers a multifaceted, dignified portrait of the United States.
Carrer de Viladomat Sant Antoni
De dilluns a divendres de 9 a 21 h Dissabte de 10 a 14 h — Original title: “Cinema "Paula"”
Carrer de Dolors Masferrer i Bosch les Corts
C Palau de la Música Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
Taquilles del Palau — Original title: “Concert "Obres per a cor d’Albert Guinovart" amb Guinovart, Cor Femení Scherzo & Esteve Nabona”
Plaça de Sarrià Sarrià
Tardes de dilluns a dijous
Reial Club de Polo de Barcelona
A prestigious show jumping competition at the Reial Club de Polo de Barcelona, attracting the world’s finest riders and horses.
Various venues
A classical music festival devoted to lieder [German art songs], pairing recitals by established artists with activities in venues across the city.
Palau de la Música Catalana
The Homenatge a Pau Casals opens the Palau de la Música season with the Orfeó Català, the Simfònica del Vallès and works by the maestro.
Various venues
One of the world’s longest-running and most prestigious jazz festivals, featuring emerging talent alongside established international stars across venues throughout the city.
Casa Milà – “La Pedrera”
Solo exhibition spotlighting Anselm Kiefer’s vitrines, where he blends materials and symbolism to explore memory, history, and identity.
Fira de Barcelona - Montjuïc
A multidisciplinary festival bringing together hundreds of international tattoo artists, along with graffiti, live music, breakdance, extreme sports and motor-based art.
Aclam Club
Pl Angeleta Ferrer Sant Martí de Provençals
de dilluns a divendres de 10 a 14h i els dimarts i dijous de 16 a 19h — Original title: “Concert " Entorn" a càrrec de Kic Barroc”
Plaça de Fort Pienc el Fort Pienc
De dilluns a divendres: de 9 a 21h - Dissabtes: de 10 a 14h — Original title: “Concert "Estacions- Trio Ether"”
Carrer d'Albareda el Poble-sec
934 433 719 — Original title: “Concert "Nastallat"”
Bagà
An annual trail running event in the Catalan Pyrenees, with high-mountain routes ranging from 21 to 100 km.
Port Olímpic
A festival dedicated to vermouth culture, gastronomy and live music, held outdoors by the sea.
Palau Sant Jordi
Vetusta Morla's concert at Palau Sant Jordi marks their return to the stage with the "Gira de vuelta. Canciones de ida" tour.
La Rambla
La Rambla dons her finest floral decorations in honour of her patron saint.
Port Vell
A boat show dedicated to leisure and recreational boating, combining commercial exhibition with nautical activities.
Various locations
One of Europe’s leading triathlon events and the city’s main reference point for the sport.
