Barcelona & Catalunya Events This Week (20–30 Aug 2026) | Catalunyaar

The final two nights of Barcelona's most famous street festival — hand-decorated streets, live bands on every plaça, and Friday's correfoc fire-run finale through Gràcia.

Nine days of decorated streets, open-air concerts, castellers and correfocs as the city's next big neighbourhood festival kicks off right after Gràcia wraps up.

Barcelona's Picasso collection is free to enter three evenings a week this summer. Slots open online four days ahead at 10:00 and go fast — book before they disappear.

Barcelona's contemporary culture centre opens its exhibitions for free every Sunday afternoon — capacity is limited, so reserve your slot online first.

Live music on Gaudí's rooftop terrace with two drinks included. Pick your night and your genre — prices rise closer to the date, so book early.

Barcelona's first extreme and underground metal festival, with international acts across three days. One-day pass €100, full three-day pass €220.

Over 250 free events across the town — correfocs, castellers, the traditional tug-of-war and two rival colles (Blancs vs Blaus) competing all week.

A Costa Brava coastal-town festa major — worth the day trip if you're up for combining a beach day with fireworks, sardanas and a seaside correfoc.

Six days of one of Catalunya's most traditional festes majors — devils' fire-run, sardanas, an open-air jazz night and a foam party for the kids.

A small-town Lleida festa major running right now — if you're out that way (or road-tripping to Tomatina), a genuine slice of rural Catalan festival life.

Our own community bus trip to the world's biggest tomato fight — round-trip coach, guides and check-in with the Kaur Tours & Catalunyaar crew. Ages 16+, no refunds, so lock it in early.