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  The Wedding Market Torre Bellesguard

  Couples planning their wedding cannot miss this event. At The Wedding Market, they'll find the latest trends for planning their wedding and making it a unique and once-in-a-lifetime experience. The Wedding Market welcomes providers of all kinds: from caterers to cocktail bars, live music, photography, travel agencies, flowers, dresses and decoration... Without a doubt, it's the best place to organize a customized wedding in a unique environment such as Barcelona's Torre Bellesguard.

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  Bryan Adams

  The veteran Canadian artist Bryan Adams is back to Barcelona's Palau Sant Jordi with the So Happy It Hurts Tour to thrill his most unconditional fans with his energetic live show. Bryan Adams is a highly acclaimed singer and composer, known for hit singles such as "(Everything I Do) I Do It For You", "Summer Of 69", and his collaboration with Rod Stewart and Sting on "All for Love". This Grammy award-winning singer has reached the top of the charts in over 40 countries and has sold more than 65 million records worldwide.

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  Wodcelona

  Wodcelona, the Inclusive International Crossfit Competition. In this competition, athletes compete on an equal footing, as half of the categories are adaptive, i.e. they vary according to the abilities of the competitor. In addition, this interesting initiative has a social purpose, as it will serve to raise funds for charitable causes. At Wodcelona, classic crossfit evolves and becomes a platform for inclusivity, awareness and training that will get bodies and consciences in shape.

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  Jazz I Am Barcelona International Jazz Meeting

  Dates 2025 not yet cofirmed

  The Barcelona jazz scene is once again the protagonist of the new edition of Jazz I Am, Barcelona International Jazz Meeting. This annual international meeting born in 2019 strengthens the link between music professionals through conferences, workshops and, of course, many jazz concerts.

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  The hidden side of Palau Güell

  Beyond the standard tour of this stunning modernist complex by Antoni Gaudí, the exhibition "The hidden side of Palau Güell" allows visitors to discover hidden corners and details that are not accessible to the public. This exhibition of original photographs by Ramon Manent, who specializes in art and architecture, is included in the price of the entrance ticket to the building.

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  Palm Sunday

  In Christianity, Palm Sunday commemorates the entry of Jesus Christ and his disciples into Jerusalem. It was the last time Jesus went to Jerusalem and, according to the Gospel, that happened at the beginning of the last week of his life, a few days before the Lord's Supper. On Palm Sunday, families traditionally take to the streets dressed in their best clothes carrying white palm leaves or laurel bouquets. This tradition is gradually being lost due to the secularization of society, but one can still find stalls in the city that sell this type of braided palm leaves, an example of traditional craftsmanship. These are intricately crafted white palm leaves, each one more beautiful than the next, used by Catholics to symbolize the entrance of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem and the joy with which he was received. Palm Sunday also marks the beginning of Holy Week.

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  MECAL Air Barcelona 2024 Museu Can Framis

  Short films and fresh air at MECAL Air, Barcelona's International Short Film and Animation Festival, which this year takes place every Friday throughout the summer in the Museu Can Framis. MECAL Air has become an interesting option for audiovisual projection in the open air, with free access and bar service.

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  FSTVL B Parc del Fòrum

  The Festival B is a great showcase in Barcelona for the latest, most innovative musical trends. For two days, the Parc del Fòrum is hosting a series of concerts by bands and artists who are shaping the music of tomorrow, such as Sen Senra, La Zowi, Abhir and many others. An unmissable event for everyone who wants to discover the latest in alternative sounds.

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  Oktoberfest 2024

  The German spirit comes to Barcelona with the Oktoberfest, a festival with twelve days of fun including live music, DJ performances, traditional Bavarian food and beer, lots of beer. A great festival that will be held in the Plaça de l'Univers at Fira Montjuïc.

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  MIRA 2024 Digital Arts Festival Fira de Barcelona

  The Barcelona Digital Arts Festival is celebrating its 13th edition, with a larger capacity thanks to its new location at the Fira de Barcelona [Barcelona Trade Fair]. Audio-visual shows, live bands, large-format art installations, 360º projections, digital art gallery and DJ sessions will take place over two days. This year, the musical programme includes Kim Gordon, along with performances by other artists such as Snow Strippers, Oneohtrix Point, Lorenzo Senni, Craig Richards and many more.