Latest Events in Barcelonès(January Updated)

Like other major cities in the Christian world, Barcelona holds a carnival during the last week before Lent. The Barcelona Carnival is primarily a lavish feast of indulgence, taking place before the start of Lent. During the seven-day carnival, people traditionally eat hot dogs and various meats. There are also fun hot dog-eating contests. The main event of the carnival is the parade held at different times of day and night. Jugglers, bands, dancers and singers in elaborate costumes dance to lively music, and various mobile stages participate in the parade.

The Alimentaria Barcelona exhibition is a platform for many operators in the sector who are aware of the importance of an event taking place with the active support of all food trade and distribution channels The Alimentaria Barcelona exhibition is a platform for many operators in the sector who are aware of the importance of an event taking place with the active support of all food trade and distribution channels. Information Source: Alimentaria Exhibitions | expotobi

loco dice 1 Date: Location: Park Güell Come join us for loco dice 1 at the beautiful Park Güell! Get ready for a night of music, dancing, and good vibes. This in-person event will feature the talented loco dice spinning the best beats to keep you moving all night long. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience! Grab your friends and get ready to dance the night away under the stars. See you there! Information Source: 订阅支持 | eventbrite

Join TWICE《THIS IS FOR》WORLD TOUR IN BARCELONA at Palau Sant Jordi on May 12, 2026. Celebrate TWICE’s return to Europe with unforgettable music and performances. Don’t miss this chance—get your tickets now.

The museum will open a new space dedicated to the Master of Cabestany thanks to the incorporation of four sculptural fragments from the monastery of Sant Pere de Rodes, which were attributed to this master and his workshop, which were acquired by the Generalitat de Catalunya. The four pieces would have been part of the Biblical cycles that decorated the large altarpiece of the church of Sant Pere de Rodes, built in the second third of the 12th century and destroyed during the first third of the 19th century. As a result of the incorporation into the collection of these four sculptural fragments, the Museu Nacional has continued to work and research to locate other fragments of the large portal, which will also be part of this new space. In 2014 the museum dedicated an exhibition to the Master of Cabestany, which was the last of the exhibition, and presented four of the almost unpublished marble heads. Now, a new space will allow us to incorporate the latest research and to present a hypothetical reconstruction of the portal, as well as to offer a new interpretation of the function and context of this masterpiece. This new space is part of the cycle of projects related to the collection of Romanesque art that is being carried out by the MNAC in the context of the centenary of the rediscovery of the Romanesque murals and the formation of the main nucleus of the current collection of Romanesque art. Due to the complexity and special characteristics of this unique collection of works, these projects, which combine heritage, conservation and dissemination aspects of the collection, will be extended over a three-year cycle, from 2023 to 2025.

On the occasion of MACBA’s 30th anniversary, a new exhibition of the Collection will pay homage to the museum’s trajectory. A celebration of its three-decade-long history of critical engagement with the transformative potential of artistic production and research, the project acknowledges the collection as an embodied constellation of works that come to life and engage with each other differently amidst a radically altered cultural landscape, marked by migration, political resistance, and new forms of collectivity.

HOSTELCO will bring together a vast range of food and equipment producers and suppliers HOSTELCO will bring together a vast range of food and equipment producers and suppliers. Buyers from top hotel and restaurant chains, communities, and suppliers seeking new products. Information Source: Alimentaria Exhibitions | expotobi

Curated by MACBA director Elvira Dyangani Ose, along with Antawan Byrd, Adom Getachew and Matthew S. Witkovsky, Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica is the first major international exhibition to examine the cultural manifestations of Pan-Africanism from the 1920s to the present. It is a project developed jointly with the Art Institute of Chicago, the Barbican Centre in London and the KANAL–Centre Pompidou in Brussels. This collaboration has made the magnitude of the exhibition possible, with nearly 350 pieces by 100 artists touring the four institutions until spring 2027.

The Tour de France 2026 route was unveiled on Thursday (23 October), with the iconic road cycling race beginning in Barcelona, Spain, for the first time in a team trial format on 4 July, 2026.Riders will depart from Fòrum on the Mediterranean Sea coast, head down the Olympic Port and finish at the Estadi Olímpic Lluis Companys, the focal stadium for the Olympic Games Barcelona 1992.The first three stages will take place in Spain before crossing over to France and Les Angles in stage 3, where the cyclists will traverse the Pyrenees and head west to Bordeaux.Towards the end of the tour, there will be two stages in Alpe d’Huez before the final stage leads to the finish line at Paris Champs-Elysées on 26 July. In 2026, the finish line will be 15km from Sacré-Cœur, set to create a similarly striking spectacle to the road race at Paris 2024.

The Tour de France 2026 starts in Barcelona, Spain on July 4, 2026, with a 19km team time trial. The first three stages are in Spain, with the third stage crossing into France and ending in Les Angles. The race will feature new climbs in the Pyrenees, Massif Central, Vosges, and Alps, with a unique two-stage finish at Alpe d'Huez late in the tour before concluding in Paris on July 26.