Technology. Through a whole host of interactive activities, we’ll have the chance to discover the technological experiences of tomorrow's world.
Traditional culture. A historic morning bringing together 230 giant groups and over 600 giant figures to mark 600 years of giants in Barcelona.
Jazz. Nearly ten hours of free concerts at an open-air stage.
Contemporary circus. Current circus projects that seek a cross-cutting approach through diverse perspectives.
Comics. Artists such as Emma Ríos, Max Sarin, Lisa Lugrin, Gilbert (Beto) Hernández, Liberatore, Sana Takeda, Fernando Trueba and Javier Mariscal will be making an appearance at the fair, along with many others.
Opera and romance. An exclusive event, featuring a unique repertoire and staging, as well as the participation of special guests.
Documentary film. Forty documentaries covering a diversity of perspectives, addressing colonialism, the dangers of the digital world and the empowerment of women.
Creativity. Ten hours with an exclusive, free programme of exhibitions, art, design, live music, talks, workshops and gastronomy.
Early music. Six concerts, in three of the city’s most fascinating medieval buildings.
Circus. A Cirque du Soleil classic that’s been revamped to capture the hearts of a new generation of audiences.
Ceramics. The most complete ceramics retrospective to date on Miquel Barceló in Barcelona.
Pop. The only Spanish concert in the global tour known as ‘The Tour: Five Albums. One Night’.
Performing arts. Tickets go on sale on 18 April. The festival features international stars such as Angélica Liddell, Lola Arias, Christiane Jatahy, Nat Randall, Anna Brackon, Jan Lauwers and Krzysztof Warlikowski.
Triathlon. One of the big new features this year is the opening of 80 places for non-professional athletes in the Short distance.
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Traditional culture. A historic morning bringing together 230 giant groups and over 600 giant figures to mark 600 years of giants in Barcelona.
Performing arts. Tickets go on sale on 18 April. The festival features international stars such as Angélica Liddell, Lola Arias, Christiane Jatahy, Nat Randall, Anna Brackon, Jan Lauwers and Krzysztof Warlikowski.
Visit and concert. Discover Gaudí’s iconic building and enjoy a concert in a unique setting, under the Barcelona sky.
Film. The focus of the D’A Film Festival is devoted to the French director, author of films that simply and directly explore female sexual desire.
Early music. Six concerts, in three of the city’s most fascinating medieval buildings.
Ceramics. The most complete ceramics retrospective to date on Miquel Barceló in Barcelona.
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