Festa Major de la Sagrera
FreeEleven days of parades, correfoc, castells, sardanes, theatre and craft fairs — it kicks off today. Street events are open to all; a few activities may be ticketed, so check the programme.
Programme →12 – 22 November 2026 · Barcelona & Catalunya
Neighbourhood Festes Majors, a jazz festival in full swing, a free games weekend, fresh photography, new films in English and Ramayana still in Hindi — free and paid, every date and price checked this week.
November is a quiet month for town festivals, but four are live in the window — three in Barcelona's Sant Martí / Sant Andreu area and one on the Costa Brava.
Eleven days of parades, correfoc, castells, sardanes, theatre and craft fairs — it kicks off today. Street events are open to all; a few activities may be ticketed, so check the programme.
Programme →Latin party Friday, castells Saturday at 11:30, the big cercavila parade Sunday and a fireworks finale at 20:00. Most events are free; the Sunday paella lunch is €10.
Programme →The last few days of the Clot's festival, built around Sant Martí's day — expect giants, the Diables del Clot and neighbourhood stages, plus family games at Westfield Glòries on Saturday.
More info →Gegants dance on Sunday 15 at 09:00, bells ring out on Tuesday 17, and Wednesday 18 brings the solemn Sant Romà mass followed by sardanes. A good excuse for an off-season coast day trip.
Programme →Hundreds of board games, 60+ activities and themed play spaces across the old textile factory. Brilliant with kids, and just as fun for a group of friends.
More info →The Grammy-winning young jazz vocalist in one of the most beautiful concert halls in Europe. A proper night out.
Tickets →Independent fashion and design stalls, live music and food in the gardens of Gaudí's Bellesguard. Under-12s free; €10 with a drink.
Tickets →A big new Warhol show with 180+ works opens this week and runs into spring 2027. Reduced €14, ages 6–12 €9, under-6s free.
More info →Free entry street wine fair on one of the Eixample's nicest boulevards. Pay only for what you taste.
More info →The Canadian rock veteran brings his new tour to Barcelona's biggest arena — seated and standing tickets.
Tickets →A one-mile street race right beside the basilica, with shorter kids' and family runs. Great atmosphere to catch from the pavement.
More info →The year's defining news photographs, back at the CCCB. Powerful, sometimes hard to look at, always worth it. Reduced €6.
More info →37 black-and-white photographs of Barcelona's Roma community by legendary photographer Colita, part of FotoFest Poblenou.
More info →An immersive Christmas light walk through the modernista hospital, themed on The Little Prince, with an ice rink. Opening night and "Prince days" (19, 23–26, 30 Nov) are €10 flat; later dates €14.90–€17.90.
Tickets →One of flamenco's greatest living guitarists celebrates four decades on stage, as part of the Barcelona Jazz Festival.
Tickets →Heads-up for next week: Spain's oldest Christmas market turns 240, with 200+ stalls of nativity figures, plants and crafts. Just outside this week's window, but worth the diary note.
More info →Hollywood and UK films showing in original version with Spanish subtitles (VOSE). Cinemas publish the weekend's times late in the week, so check the session times before you go. Ticket prices vary by cinema and day, so we don't list one.
David Leitch's heist thriller with Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz. A gang that livestreams its robberies takes on the FBI. Spanish title: Cómo robar un banco.
Film & sessions →Martin McDonagh (The Banshees of Inisherin) returns with Sam Rockwell, John Malkovich and Steve Buscemi. Two CIA agents are sent to Easter Island on the eve of Chile's 1973 coup.
Film & sessions →Ti West's darker take on A Christmas Carol, with Johnny Depp as Scrooge alongside Rupert Grint, Daisy Ridley and Sam Claflin. Expect more ghost story than family film.
Film & sessions →Stallone's 1976 classic back on the big screen for its 50th birthday. Only a handful of evening sessions are listed, so book early.
VOSE listings →The young Haymitch prequel, directed by Francis Lawrence, with Joseph Zada, Ralph Fiennes, Elle Fanning and Jesse Plemons. Expect VOSE at the usual Cinesa, Verdi and Yelmo screens once times are out.
Film info →Sense and Sensibility (UK/US) and The Invitation (US) at Verdi and Renoir Floridablanca. Wildwood at Renoir and Cinesa Diagonal Mar. Check whether they stay after Friday's programme change.
Verdi listings →Nitesh Tiwari's epic with Ranbir Kapoor, Yash and Sai Pallavi. Hindi sessions with subtitles are confirmed into the weekend (Diagonal Mar to Sat 14). Indian films often lose screens quickly after week two, so don't leave it late. Our cinema-by-cinema guide covers 16 venues across Catalunya.
Where to watch →Guru Nanak Dev Ji's 557th Parkash Purab falls on Tuesday 24 November. Expect kirtan and langar at Barcelona's gurdwaras; the city's Nagar Kirtan has historically been held on a November Sunday. This year's programme isn't published yet — confirm timings with the gurdwara before travelling.
Date & calendar →Our own Bollywood and bhangra night with Tigerstyle on the decks. It's three weeks away, but early-bird tickets are on sale now and the next release costs more.
Tickets & details →Tell the community — temple and gurdwara programmes, Bollywood nights, cricket screenings, your restaurant's special. Send it our way and we'll check it for next Thursday's roundup.
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