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  Gràcia Festival

  Dates 2023 not yet confirmed

  The festival of the Gràcia district is one of the most celebrated festivals during August in Barcelona. It is a popular festival that lasts for several days, with a wide range of activities, such as concerts, workshops and shows. The highlight of the festival is the traditional competition when streets are decorated and compete to achieve first place.
  
  Besides the decorated streets, at the squares you have the option to hear live music, dance and taste typical gastronomy of the city.

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  International Musem Day The Night of Museums

  May sees two excellent events for those who love visiting museums. On May 18, International Museum Day is celebrated, a European initiative that sees numerous institutions open their doors for free and put on a special programme of activities. The aim is to raise awareness in visitors about the key role museums and other cultural centres can play in the development of society.
  
  At the same time Barcelona holds its Night of Museums, when participating venues stay open until night, offering a different way to experience the permanent and temporary exhibitions currently on show, as well as the chance to enjoy different activities, such as family workshops, live performances and guided tours. This is also a global event, one that started in Berlin in 1997 and is now celebrated in around 120 European cities each year. Signed up to the two events in Barcelona are a wide variety of centres whose specialisations include art, archeology, history, author, ethnology, paleontology, ceramics, zoology, movies, design and much more.
  
  Night of the Museums: Date not yet confirmed.
  International Museum Day: 18th May.
  

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  Circuit Festival

  The Circuit Festival is the biggest international LGBTIQ+ festival. Created in 2008 by the Matinée Group, each year brings with it over a week of clubbing, leisure activities and holidays that turn Barcelona into the summer's international gay capital. There are a variety of different activities to enjoy, such as pool parties, the Water Park Day, DJ sets and performances by famous artists on the gay scene and club nights. An event which just cannot be missed and which emphasizes the city's commitment to the LGBTIQ+ community.

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  Festival Jardins de Pedralbes

  Dates Festival 2023 not yet confirmed

  This summer, the music will never stop playing in the Pedralbes gardens. This iconic city venue, set among beautiful natural scenery, which has been hosting the Pedralbes Festival for the past nine years, will be transformed into a space to enjoy concerts.
  
  Don't you come to any concert? No problem, The Village opens its doors to anyone who wants to discover a wide range of cuisine while enjoying new musical proposals in the city on the stages Seat Mo and Momentos Alhambra.
  
  The organisers of the Pedralbes Festival, ConcertStudio, in association with other city venues, have joined forces to bring you a complete culture programme coupled with a varied and select food offer in the open air, that will liven up your summer nights more than ever.

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  Sónar 30th aniversary

  Sónar is a festival of advanced music and multimedia art. But it's also much more than that: Sónar has become an international benchmark by developing what is essentially music to become an explosion of multimedia language, art and electronica, attracting fans eager for innovation from all over the world in the process.
  
  Over three dates, Sónar by Day (Fira Montjuïc de Barcelona), Sónar by Night (Gran Via de L'Hospitalet) and different venues all over the city, will offer hundreds of activities, including concerts, DJ sessions, screenings, debates, conferences and an abundance of multimedia projects.
  
  This year, to celebrate its 30th anniversary, the Sónar festival will throw a great party with artists such as Bicep, Fever Ray and Laurent Garnier.

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  DNIT

  CaixaForum Barcelona has a strong commitment to avant-garde art and music is not an exception. That is why, since 2021, it has been programming DNIT, a monthly event (on Fridays) to showcase electronic music and the latest avant-garde sounds. It features live performances by national and international artists who are characterized by their risky and innovative vision of the DJ scene. Artists such as Tim Hecker, Ben Frost, Holly Herndon, Holy Other, Grouper, Mika Vainio and Monolake will be visiting Caixaforum to offer much more than just music: their shows are audiovisual, immersive, experimental extravaganzas.

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  Nightlife

  Barcelona never sleeps. The city has set the benchmark for the international electronic music scene and dances to the sounds of the world's top DJs. It's also the perfect place for lovers of jazz, rock, Latin rhythms and pop.

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  El Poble Espanyol

  An open-air museum comprising full-scale replicas of 117 buildings from different parts of Spain.

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  Port Olímpic

  Barcelona's Olympic Marina has become one of the city's most popular leisure areas. Water sports, the beaches and countless restaurants serving seafood cuisine are just some of the attractions in this, the most Mediterranean part of Barcelona.