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  Festival Píndoles

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  Alma Festival Jardins de Pedralbes

  Surrounded by the walls and the charming corners in Poble Espanyol, the Alma Festival remains firmly faithful to its eclectic program of great international stars as well as cult bands. In 2024 Alma Festival is welcoming artists such as Jamie Cullum, James Blunt, Vetusta Morla, Take That, Valeria Castro and Queens of the Stone Age

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  10 Architecture Festivals

  Dates 2024 not yet confirmed

  Promoted by the College of Architects of Catalonia, this cycle lasts ten weeks and aims to focus on a specific space or building in each district of Barcelona. Looking ahead at the important date in 2026, when Barcelona is the World Capital of Architecture, 10 Architecture Festivals offers a wide range of activities related to the world of architecture, urbanism, design and the city, placing value on the architecture of the city so that the public can discover their own environment.

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  Festival La Mostra

  Dates 2025 not yet confirmed

  La Mostra is a small-format independent festival focused on avant-garde and experimental electronic music. The spotlight is on local talent but there are also performances by various artists and DJs. La Mostra festival holds a fair of exhibitors and continues throughout the year with a radio program in Podcast format and with additional programming in venues and clubs in the city, called the ExtraMostra.

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  Cruïlla Spring

  The Spring edition of the Cruïlla festival arrives with a strong representation of alternative artists from the national scene. From indie to urban music, November hosts a series of concerts in various city venues featuring bands like Roba Estesa, Ginestà and Figa Flawas.

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  Manifesta 15 Europe's Nomadic Biennial

  As its name suggests, the European Nomadic Biennial Manifesta 15 takes place every two years, and the city chosen for its 15th edition is Barcelona. All kinds of activities designed to rethink the relationship between culture and civil society will be held in Barcelona over nearly three months. Through innovative dynamics and public debates, the event will reflect on issues such as the challenges of globalization, the democratization of public life, the defense of public space against privatization, the need to balance social progress with environmental challenges, housing fragility, movements of people, capital and data, and economic and ecological crises.

  For this edition in Barcelona, spaces such as Les Tres Xemeneies and Casa Gomis will be open to the general public. The event will revolve around 3 thematic clusters: Balancing conflicts, Caring and taking care of ourselves and Imagining futures.

  Main venue: Gustavo Gili (Barcelona)
  
  Balancing conflicts:
  Casa Gomis (El Prat de Llobregat)
  Can Trinxet (L'Hospitalet de Llobregat)
  La Caldereria (Cornellà de Llobregat)
  
  Caring and taking care of ourselves
  Monestir de Sant Cugat and Cal Quitèria (Sant Cugat del Vallès)
  Vapor Buxeda Vell (Sabadell)
  La seu d'Ègara (Terrassa)
  Roca Umbert. Fàbrica de les Arts, Plaça de la Porxada, Museu de Ciències Naturals and Can Jonch. Centre de la Cultura per la Pau (Granollers)
  
  Imagining futures
  Les 3 xemeneies (Sant Adrià de Besòs)
  La CIBA (Santa Coloma de Gramenet)
  Platja del Coco (Badalona)
  M|A|C Presó (Mataró)

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  TechPlay'24

  In an increasingly connected world where the use of new technologies is a commonplace, the Tech & Play Festival is the ideal meeting point to discover the latest breakthroughs in this field. Through immersive activities, everyone can explore the experiences that will shape our future, all in a fun and engaging way.

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  BRF Barcelona Remember Festival

  In Spain, techno music was a generational phenomenon in the 2000s, and the Barcelona Remember Festival brings back that spirit. The best DJs of that time, such as Rebeka Brown, Fraktal, Javi Molina or Pastis and Buenri will come together at this festival near Barcelona to enjoy 17 hours of non-stop outdoor dancing.

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  Share Festival Negrita 2024

  Share Festival returns once again, embodying the values of sustainability, inclusion and solidarity. It channels through music powerful messages on issues such as climate change, gender equality, human rights, children's education and extreme poverty. This year, Share Festival features artists such as Myke Towers, Aitana, Maka and Lola Indigo, among others.

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