If you were looking for an excuse to hit the streets this weekend, Barcelona brings you an agenda that is a true gift. In the coming days, we will enjoy the rhythm of great festivals, with theater proposals, feminist cinema, and musical vermouths on the city's rooftops. The offer is huge, and it will be practically impossible to stay home.
So you can design your own route without stress, we have structured the agenda to your liking: we open with plans that last all weekend and detail, one by one, the big events by day.
Plans for the whole weekend in Barcelona
If you prefer not to be tied to a specific day and are looking for flexible options to fit into any gap in your schedule, these are the cultural proposals that extend over several days.
Sónar Barcelona 2026
The 33rd edition of Sónar arrives with the aim of consolidating Barcelona as the world capital of electronic and digital culture. Under the baton of its new director and CEO, François Jozic, the festival presents itself renewed but faithful to its purest essence. This year's big draw is, without a doubt, the debut of the British band The Prodigy, a signing that the organization had been pursuing for more than three decades. Alongside them, Skepta's rap presenting Fork & Knife and the live performance of Cabaret Voltaire celebrating its 50 years as pioneers of post-punk and industrial.
- When: From Thursday, June 18 to Saturday, June 20.
- Where: Fira Gran Via.

International Women's Film Festival
The Filmoteca de Catalunya and other strategic points of the city become the headquarters of feminist cinema with the 34th edition of the International Women's Film Festival. Under the motto Ruminant Heritages, the festival invites us to review the legacy of feminist movements of the seventies through the prism of contemporary and auteur cinema. The festival opens its Volume I with the screening of Crías, the film by Xiana do Teixeiro, and will continue with weeks of documentaries, fictions, and debates with queer and decolonial perspectives.
- When: On display from May 21 to July 1, 2026.
- Where: Filmoteca de Catalunya and various spaces in Barcelona.
L'últim àtom at Teatre Goya
This weekend is the last chance to enjoy L'últim àtom, the apocalyptic tragicomedy written and directed by Jordi Oriol. The plot masterfully intertwines three interwoven stories: the anguish of parents over the disappearance of their daughter, the loss of language suffered by a grandmother, and the management of an institutional crisis by government advisors. Joan Carreras, Mia Esteve, Carme Milán, and Carles Pedragosa are the protagonists of this work that proposes an ingenious play on words and irony to reflect on the need to invent stories to defend ourselves from reality.
- When: On stage only until Sunday, June 21, 2026.
- Where: Teatre Goya.
Live Music at the Rooftop Garden of Hotel El Palace Barcelona
Another of the best plans for this weekend in Barcelona takes place at this Barcelona hotel. Its upper terrace, the Rooftop Garden, will transform every night into a stage where live music merges with one of the best views of the city. Its program for this weekend is designed to adapt to every mood:
- Friday (from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM): The weekend kicks off with the sophisticated music of Vicky Brunch.
- Saturdays (from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM): More lively and rhythmic DJ sessions to celebrate Saturday night.
- Sundays (from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM): More intimate acoustic performances to the rhythm of bossa nova, which are ideal for saying goodbye to the week without rushing.
Plans in Barcelona for Thursday, June 18
Thursday marks the beginning of the desire to celebrate the weekend and, on this occasion, we find an ideal plan to enjoy live music.
Clotilde Fest with Maria Jaume and Mama Dousha
Palau Robert reopens its gardens for a new day of the Clotilde Fest, the series of free concerts that champions young talent in Catalan music. In this session programmed by Els40, we will be able to enjoy a double luxury lineup. On one hand, Maria Jaume will perform, a Mallorcan artist who has become a key figure in electronic pop-indie and who will present songs from her album Nostàlgia Airlines (CAN40 Award for Musical Phenomenon of the Year) and her new release Sant Domingo Forever, where she mixes traditional folklore with contemporary bases.
On the other hand, Mama Dousha will perform, the Barcelona musician who has consolidated himself as the great television revelation after being a judge on Eufòria. On Thursday, he will present his new album Tothom té raó which includes his successful song Rikiti, a mix of pop and electronic music that will get everyone dancing.
- Schedule: Thursday, June 18.
- Where: Gardens of Palau Robert (Passeig de Gràcia, 107).
- Price: Free admission.

Plans for this Friday, June 19
This Friday also comes loaded with cultural proposals that will make you leave home.
Xoel López at Blaumarí Fest 2026
The new Blaumarí festival dresses up to welcome Xoel López, one of the most influential voices of independent pop-rock. He has a career of more than two decades (both solo and with his former project Deluxe) and, now, he will present a live concert to review his great songs and preview new ones. His style of pop, folk and Latin American rhythms will mix with the sea breeze of this luxury stage.
- Schedule: Doors open at 7:00 p.m.; concert starts at 9:30 p.m.
- Where: Port Vell of Barcelona.
Peñaranda and Garrido Quartet at Talents Jazz at La Pedrera
Talents Jazz is a cycle that unites architectural heritage and young music on the rooftop of La Pedrera. And this Friday, June 19, we will be able to enjoy the concert of this pianoless quartet, made up of students from the Escola Superior de Música de Catalunya (ESMUC). The saxophones of Álvaro Garrido and Lola Peñaranda, accompanied by the double bass of Alex Davies and the drums of José Carlos González, will reinterpret jazz classics with a fresher and more contemporary proposal. The ticket is a complete experience: it includes a visit to the attics of Gaudí's work, the concert and a glass of cava to toast at sunset.
- Schedule: Friday, June 19 at 8:00 p.m.
- Where: Casa Milà - La Pedrera.

Roger Padrós at the Magic Nights at Casa Batlló
The Casa Batlló is another modernist building that offers outdoor cultural plans when the sun sets. The rooftop of Gaudí's building will host this Friday the Barcelona artist Roger Padrós and his proposal Pop Essentials. The singer and pianist, who rose to fame after his participation in the television contest La Voz, will offer an intimate concert with great international music hits (Coldplay, Bruno Mars or Harry Styles) using only his voice, his piano and his guitar. The ticket includes a cultural visit to the building and a drink.
- Schedule: Friday, June 19 at 8:00 p.m.
- Where: Casa Batlló (Paseo de Gracia, 43).
Plans in Barcelona on Saturday, June 20
Saturday is the most festive day of the weekend, without a doubt! And, for that reason, the city is full of proposals that will make you have a great time.
Habaneras Night at the Blaumarí Fest
The seafaring traditions and roots music arrive this weekend at Port Vell. The Blaumarí Music festival dedicates Saturday night to the habanera, a genre that reminds us of overseas voyages, nostalgia and the memory of the Mediterranean. The evening will feature the voices of the group Arjau (accompanied for the occasion by the winner of Eufòria, Mariona Escoda) and Mariners de Riera (together with soprano Linda Mirabal). It will be an intimate concert on the water, designed for communal singing.
- Schedule: Doors open at 7:00 p.m.; performances begin at 9:30 p.m.
- Where: Port Vell de Barcelona.

Plans for Sunday, June 21
Sundays have regained strength in Barcelona. Nowadays, many plans come together to close the week in the best possible way: with culture and joy.
Open House Day for the 50th anniversary of the Fundació Joan Miró
After a year full of commemorations, the museum designed by Josep Lluís Sert celebrates its half-century of life in the best way. On Sunday, they are organizing a completely free open house day so that everyone can explore its rooms and exhibitions. In addition to art, the foundation's spaces will be filled with performances, readings, sardanas, and family activities.
Some of Sunday's activities are Eclipsi (at 12:00h), a family show full of humor with Estel Boada and Xavier Michel; at 13:00h there will be a poetic reading by Mayte Gómez Molina titled Un cos al llindar de l'estiu; at 16:00h there will be a special storytelling session under the title La carpeta de les obsessions; and at 17:30h we can enjoy experimental sound action by Ikram Bouloum, Maguette Dieng and Serah Boom.
- Where: Fundació Joan Miró (Montjuïc Park).
- Admission: Free (It is essential to reserve an access ticket on their official website).
Vinyls & Vermouth at METT Barcelona
The 1925 vermouth bar at METT Barcelona offers you one of the most special plans for this Sunday. It is the event Vinilos & Vermut which offers a selection of artisan vermouths, tapas and a DJ spinning music in vinyl format. Good atmosphere, sun and background music to recharge your batteries before the week's routine begins.
- Hours: Sunday from 12:00h to 15:00h.
- Where: METT Barcelona.
elrow closes OFFSónar Week 2026
The last of the proposals for this weekend in Barcelona comes from the hand of the most colorful, immersive and crazy festival on the planet. elrow returns to its origins to close the electronic music week in Barcelona par excellence. The party will be at Poble Espanyol and will last for eight uninterrupted hours where we will enjoy the house brand scenographic display. The festival presents one of the most powerful line-ups of the season, headed by the back-to-back of Ilario Alicante with Nic Fanciulli, and of Chelina Manuhutu together with Bastian Bux, in addition to the sets of Andrés Campo, Flug, Grace Dahl, MËSTIZA and Malóne.
- Hours: Sunday, June 21, from 16:00h to 00:00h.
- Where: Poble Espanyol de Barcelona (Montjuïc).

These days, Barcelona has such a wide offer that it is practically impossible not to find a plan for everyone. It is the perfect time to go out and reconnect with the cultural life of the city and create a tailor-made route.
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