
Guided garden walk: Campo del Moro
A free interpretive walk with an environmental educator through the Campo del Moro gardens below the Royal Palace: their trees, fountains and history.
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A free interpretive walk with an environmental educator through the Campo del Moro gardens below the Royal Palace: their trees, fountains and history.

Learn to make buñuelos de viento — the light, cream-filled fritters Madrid eats around All Saints' Day — in a two-hour hands-on class in the centre's kitchen. Ages 16+.

Make panellets — the small almond sweets of Catalonia's autumn Castanyada festival — with original recipes in many flavours and colours. A sweet, hands-on way to meet people and learn a local tradition.

Once a year the historic Poblenou Cemetery opens at night: the paths are lit with candles and guides in period costume lead you to the most remarkable tombs and sculptures, with stories and curiosities about famous people of Barcelona's past. Meeting point: the main façade.

An afternoon devoted to electro dance culture: an open dance jam with live music, then (at 19:00) the documentary “Rebonds”, about the history of electro dance, and a talk with the audience. Come to dance or just to watch and meet the crowd.

Singer Juan Gorrín closes the classical music cycle with an evening of boleros and tangos for voice, violin and guitar — classic melodies performed in a close, personal way.

The Hiru Jauzitan festival of Basque culture in Portugalete brings the long-running trikitixa group Tapia eta Leturia Band, with Basque button accordion and tambourine, to the town's market hall on Friday night. Entry is free. A late, dance-friendly concert like this is a great way to feel the buzz of the Bilbao estuary towns on your own. «Hiru Jauzitan 2026: Tapia eta Leturia Band» Starts 22:00, ends about 23:30. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).

The first “Mostra d'Oficis del Coll”: artisans, artists, local shops and training centres show how things are made — watch, ask questions and try things yourself. Open to all ages, free.

A free walk with local historians through the old core of Sant Martí de Provençals: farmhouses, the old cemetery, the rectory and a visit inside the old church — a village hidden inside Barcelona.

An open acoustic music meeting with a horror theme: bring an instrument and improvise, or just come to listen over a vermouth. A relaxed Saturday-noon plan to meet local musicians.

Tango and milonga with experienced teachers and dancers and DJ Loic Vix: learn your first steps or improve them. Partner dancing is one of the easiest ways to meet people — come alone, everyone rotates.

Bilbao's year-round «Dantza Plazetan» programme brings Basque folk dance out onto the streets and squares of different neighbourhoods; this Saturday the Beti Jai Alai dance group performs at the Basurto municipal centre. It is free and open-air in spirit, with romerías, dance displays and music meant for passers-by to stop and enjoy. Standing in the circle of spectators is a relaxed way to meet a neighbourhood far from the tourist trail. «Dantza Plazetan 2026: Beti Jai Alai Dantzari Taldea» Starts 13:00, ends about 14:00. Source: Kulturklik — Basque Government / Open Data Euskadi (CC BY 4.0).
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441 upcoming events in 29 cities, 295 of them free. The list updates as cities publish new agendas.
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