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A weekly auto-updated guide to things to do in Barcelona. Curated from three local sources, refreshed every Thursday, and built for weekend planning.

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Last refreshed 13-Aug-2026 (auto-updated every Thursday)

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This Weekend

3 events
15-Aug-2026 to 21-Aug-2026

Gràcia, Barcelona Gràcia

Gràcia's festa major is perhaps the best-known local traditional street festival in the Catalan capital, with images of its marvelously decorated streets amazing visitors each year. Plus, the week's a

Ongoing Now

10 events
08-Jul-2026 to 05-Sep-2026

CCCB, Barcelona

How do filmmakers, animators and artists imagine and recreate the city? To find out, we invite you to summer afternoon cinema at the CCCB. Every Wednesday and Saturday we present screenings of animate

13-Aug-2026 to 12-Sep-2026

CosmoCaixa, Barcelona

Barcelona's CosmoCaixa Science Museum unveiled the latest addition to its exhibition: a large six-meter-long and 3.5-meter-tall Siberian mammoth. The mammoth is between 40,000 and 50,000 years old and

21-May-2026 to 27-Sep-2026

CaixaForum Barcelona

Monet's Water Lilies series introduced the concept of blur in art, using the blurred and indistinct as expressive elements. This exhibition explores how this phenomenon provided a new way of understan

Art Nou

Other
25-Jun-2026 to 09-Sep-2026

Barcelona and L'Hospitalet de Llobregat

Art Nou is the Emerging Art Festival in Barcelona and L'Hospitalet that offers young national and international artists the opportunity to establish their first professional relationship with the art

27-Mar-2026 to 16-Aug-2026

CaixaForum, Barcelona

An exploration of Henri Matisse's trajectory, evolution, scope, and influence on international artists and avant-garde movements. The exhibition highlights part of the immense dialogue surrounding his

Coming Up

1 event
22-Aug-2026 to 30-Aug-2026

Sants, Barcelona Sants

Taking place the week after Gràcia is Sants' version. The neighbourhood does something very similar to Gràcia, with lavishly decorated streets, but all on a slightly smaller scale, if you want to skip