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This summer the Dragon Roof Terrace becomes the most elegant setting of the heart of the city!
Live the most intimate, fresh and distinguished evening of the summer season on top of Gaudi´s architectural jewel. This most unique nighttime atmosphere combines art, live music and drinks to make it a night to remember. The dragon of the legend of Sant Jordi will be your only accomplice and witness! -
On summer evenings, enjoy the performing arts, visual arts, dance, concerts and much more at the CaixaFòrum de Barcelona. An unmissable event for music and culture lovers that will allow you to discover the most stimulating artists on the current scene.
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Summer nights in Barcelona become a unique experience full of culture, music, and fun. With warm evenings and the city beautifully lit, Barcelona's venues open their doors to offer activities that invite you to enjoy summer in a different way. At Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, modernist art blends with concerts and evening performances on rooftop terraces, offering spectacular views over the city. The Poble Espanyol becomes a magical setting with live music, local cuisine, and popular culture. For classical music lovers, the Classical on the Beach series brings free seaside concerts—an unforgettable experience under the stars. And for film enthusiasts, Open-Air Cinema screens major films in iconic gardens and venues. All these offerings are designed to make the most of Barcelona's summer nights, turning each evening into a chance to experience the city like never before.
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Dates 2025 not yet confirmed.
Created in 2003, Loop is a platform that focuses on the possibilities and challenges presented by video art, one of the key artistic movements of modern times. Each year, Loop hosts professionals and the public for a gathering where they can explore the latest technological and other developments in the moving image sector and see the work of new and established creatives who use video as their main tool.
Loop Festival runs for around 10 days and includes screenings, exhibitions, concerts, talks and other live events at numerous venues around the city. -
The most rocker and awesome festival is back at Poble Espanyol. Discover the magnificent combination that arises from the passion of barbecued meat and rock.
Music from the leading tribute bands of today will be the co-stars of the event. And to accompany the good music, you can try barbecued ribs or delicious burgers, together with a cold beer. -
37 Mercat de Música Viva de Vic
Every September, the beautiful central Catalan town of Vic hosts an extensive 'market of live music', which this year celebrates its 37th anniversary, aimed at giving both professionals and the public the chance to hear a wide range of different genres and discover new acts, as they enjoy of concerts and related activities. A lot of the focus is on artists from Catalonia, Spain and the Mediterranean area, but musicians from other places can also be found on the programme.
Performances, some of which are free, are given across the city at venues both indoors and out, including the emblematic Plaça Major, and throughout the event the streets are filled with buskers, adding to the musical extravaganza taking place. While there, it's also worth taking the time to explore Vic, a place rich with history, from the Roman temple to the cathedral, ecclesiastical museum, and medieval and modernista buildings. And don't forget to try the local gastronomic speciality, cured meats. -
Barcelona's Grec Festival returns this summer with a vibrant line-up of music, theatre, dance and circus, taking place in venues across the city. This year's edition features a wide range of artistic proposals that connect with audiences and explore new creative perspectives. At the same time, it welcomes renowned international names, creating dialogue between cultures, languages and generations. This year, more than ever, the Grec Festival is committed to accessibility, offering adapted performances so that everyone can enjoy the festival. Shows include sign language interpretation, subtitles, audio description, and mobility support. Check out the full accessible programme here.
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The Circuit Festival is the biggest international LGBTIQ+ festival. Created in 2008 by the Matinée Group, each year brings with it over a week of clubbing, leisure activities and holidays that turn Barcelona into the summer's international gay capital. There are a variety of different activities to enjoy, such as pool parties, the Water Park Day, DJ sets and performances by famous artists on the gay scene and club nights. An event which just cannot be missed and which emphasizes the city's commitment to the LGBTIQ+ community.
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This may essentially be a festival based on only one instrument, but the sounds, performers and styles on the programme could scarcely be more wide-ranging. The skill of the organisers, leading Spanish music promoters The Project, in bringing together Catalan, Spanish, European and international performers from a variety of musical genres is quite something. Flamenco to pop, classic Cuban to contemporary Catalan, acoustic and electric, emerging and veteran acts – all this and more fills the many city venues that take part in Guitar BCN.
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Barcelona is once again celebrating its grand festival, in honor of its patron saint. A program full of different activities is planned for all the public, with music, dance, circus and street arts. And not forgetting the giants, dragons, fire beasts, human towers and sardana groups.
La Mercè is also a festival of music, with streets full of modern and popular rhythms where the BAM, Barcelona Acció Musical, and Música Mercè will offer a programme with more than a hundred local, national and international artists. Free concerts in public spaces to celebrate Barcelona's biggest festival.
La Mercè will end, as always, with the traditional fireworks and music display. an explosion of light and sound, which has become one of the most expected and acclaimed events for the people of Barcelona and its visitors.
