Sitges 2020: A film festival amid the pandemic
Extra safety measures are in place and a special online programme is available for the 53rd Fantasy and Horror festival
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Gods, horror, and an immersive art exhibition: What to do in Catalonia in October
Cultural activities move predominantly indoors as the weather cools, with galleries, film festivals, and traditional holidays to enjoy
Live DJ sets, talks, and workshops at online version of Sónar+D CCCB
Two live streams of events will be free across Friday and Saturday, with some presencial discussions in CCCB
La Mercè: Barcelona’s top festival adds Camp Nou and Park Güell as music stages
Weeklong fair goes more local than ever, featuring Catalan artists and reaching new districts in push to avoid large gatherings
New abstract mural in western Catalonia town church attracts first visitors
Contemporary artist's work is part of Penelles' Gargar Festival
Stay Homas take to the stage for first live show
Barcelona group who wowed the world during lockdown swap their terrace for Teatre Grec
Barcelona halts Grec festival due to the new Covid-19 restrictions
Sport and cultural venues close in capital as beaches, bars and restaurants remain open
Up, up and away: 25 hot air balloons take flight in tribute to Igualada health workers
City that suffered one of Europe's most severe Covid-19 outbreaks hosts 24th European Balloon Festival
What to do in ‘new normality’ in July
Out of lockdown, with culture on offer again, here’s our pick of some of the best activities this month
alt-J and Vetusta Morla added to Vida 2021 festival lineup
More acts are expected to also join the lineup which keeps most of the names that were due to play the 2020 edition
'Let's Play!': Catalan talent on show as Barcelona's Festival Grec kicks off
Audience of essential workers witness curtain-raiser from theatrical circus company Baró d'evel and collaborators
Closed beaches but plenty of food and drink: Sant Joan during coronavirus
Catalonia’s biggest nocturnal festival of fire and food will look different due to Covid-19 but will still be celebrated
Major seaside towns to shut beaches for Sant Joan to avoid crowds
Barcelona, Badalona, Tarragona, Sitges, Mataró, or Castelldefels ban June 23 festivities by the sea
Canceled, delayed, no info: Catalonia’s summer music festivals
The coronavirus crisis is putting plans for mass gatherings on hold for many of Europe’s biggest festivals
What will this year’s ‘different’ Sant Joan celebrations look like?
Barcelona beaches will be closed, fireworks will be allowed but groups will have to be of maximum 20 people