Cervera’s infernal festival attracts record numbers
Some 30,000 people turned out for the celebration of this year’s Aquelarre or ‘witches’ sabbath’
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Some 30,000 people turned out for the celebration of this year’s Aquelarre or ‘witches’ sabbath’
Hundreds of thousands of ticket holders in total went to see their favorite musicians, ranging from the Jacksons to Jack White
4,000 attendees expected at annual event held in Castellar de N'Hug
Archaeologists from all over the world are at work on the Abric Romaní site hoping to find remains of animals, hearths and tools
With its decorated streets and concerts, there’s still time to catch the celebrations in the Catalan capital’s hippest district
Singer and pianist create a one-night show with an exclusive setlist
As many businesses close for summer month, the music keeps on playing
The Tarragona event in October features traditional Catalan human towers
Conductor says he is “extraordinarily proud” to bring orchestra to prestigious Het Concertgebouw hall
Barcelona is to hold its first so-called biennial of thought in the autumn, called ‘Ciutat Oberta’ or ‘Open City’
Held in the town of Figuerola d’Orcau, the 5th edition of the event will be held on August 4
The collection contains 124,000 volumes, from the most significant library on the Catalan capital
Shown on TV3 and called ‘Benvinguts a la família,’ it will be part of the online streaming platform on July 27
The event in Cervera dedicated to handmade instruments featured a 1694 Grancino cello
Some 200,000 people visit the 23rd edition of the event celebrating the town’s historical past
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