Countless concerts and performances can be found in Barcelona any night of the week. Consult local websites like TimeOut (timeout.cat), Guia del Ocio (guiadelocio.com/barcelona), and Barcelona Cultura, (lameva.barcelona.cat/barcelonacultura) for a complete list, or keep your eyes peeled for flyers and posters in shops, bars, and cafés for the latest happenings.
The building itself, a restored textile factory, is well worth exploring (and is directly across from the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion on Montjuïc...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesBarcelona's monthlong summer arts festival in July features acts from the world of dance, performance art, music, and theater. Performances...Read More
Barcelona’s cine-aficionados praise this 12-screen complex, which boasts one of the best sound systems in the city, and very comfortable seating...Read More
Held over a week toward late September, this musical celebration forms part of the lively La Mercé festival, an annual event honoring Our Lady...Read More
This state-of-the-art theater right in the middle on the Avenida Paral·lel—remodeled from the old Artèria Music Hall—has wildly diverse programming...Read More
Gràcia's movie center, with bars and restaurants in the immediate vicinity, unfailingly screens recent releases (with a preference for serious...Read More
Held annually in May, this lively festival, co-organized by the Taller de Músics (Musicians' Workshop) and the Mercat de les Flors, offers visitors...Read More
The architectural temporary exhibitions (see the website for details of the program) on the ground floor of the School of Architecture focus...Read More
Since 1970, this venerable dinner theater has thrived by catering to tour groups: visitors who may or may not know that flamenco is a cultural...Read More
An old flower market converted into a modern performance space, theater, and dance school, the Mercat de Les Flors forms part of the Institut...Read More
Large tour groups come to this venerable flamenco dinner-theater venue in the Poble Espanyol named after, and dedicated to, the legendary dancer...Read More
This self-proclaimed artist social club—remodeled from an old textile factory on the outer limits of the Poblenou district—is a great place...Read More
The Filmoteca de Catalunya occupies a brutalist-style edifice designed by Josep Lluís Mateo. With plush seats, wide screens, and a state-of...Read More
This foundation created in 1984 by Catalonia's then-most important living artist continues to promote the work of important Catalan artists...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesOccasionally used for outdoor concerts in the summer months, Joan Miró's sculpture garden at his foundation on Montjuïc hill is a surrealistic...Read More
Held between mid-February and late July, this annual festival features concerts in the Palau de la Música Catalana and other venues by master...Read More
On the lower level of a small neighborhood shopping mall, the Icaria Yelmo offers a solid mix of blockbusters, 3-D specials, and the latest...Read More
One of Europe's oldest jazz festivals, this festive gathering takes place from late September to early December, with concerts all around the...Read More
Functional, sleek, and minimalist, the Rafael Moneo–designed Auditori has a full calendar of classical music performances—with regular forays...Read More
As one of the city's pioneering puppet (in Catalan, putxinel·li ) theaters, this beloved venue features entertaining marionette, puppet, and...Read More
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