What can you do this weekend? Wine, habaneras, folk and other proposals

Barcelona L'ARA suggests some plans throughout the country for this weekend.

The 21st edition of the Begur Indianos Fair relives the intense relationship between the town and Cuba, marked by the emigration of many Begur residents during the 19th century. Throughout the weekend, the streets of Begur will transform to transport us back to that era, with cultural and recreational activities for all audiences. Demonstrations of ancient crafts, music, guided tours, conferences, workshops, and gastronomy will complete this immersion into the town's Indiano past.

The 30th edition of the Medieval Market of l’Hospitalet de l’Infant arrives, once again turning the municipality's streets into a grand medieval stage, with nearly a hundred stalls, 20 of which are local. Throughout the weekend, visitors will be able to enjoy about thirty activities for all audiences, featuring street performances, musical and theatrical parades, and children's activities. Demonstrations of traditional crafts and the participation of the local community will round out an event that is now well-established in the municipality's agenda.

For two days, the Cubelles Grape Harvest Festival will once again reclaim the town's agricultural past and pay tribute to the local peasantry. In this 39th edition, visitors will be able to enjoy wine and cava tastings, gastronomy, the traditional grape treading, and displays of popular culture. A festival for all audiences that also includes family activities, tours, contests, and live music.

The Ribera d’Ebre Jota Festival reaches its 15th edition to celebrate one of the most deep-rooted traditional dances in the region. Throughout a festive afternoon and evening, the public will be able to enjoy the jota in a popular and participatory atmosphere, with live music from the Benissanet Music Band. An appointment to keep popular culture alive and celebrate it as a community.

Tamariu will once again be filled with music and tradition with the 30th edition of the Habaneras Singing, a summer event already consolidated in the town. This year, the public will be able to enjoy performances by Àmfora, Arjau, Els Cremats, Peix Fregit and Port Bo, on a night dedicated to the most traditional sounds of seafaring music. And, as tradition dictates, there will be no shortage of cremat, courtesy of the Tamariu Neighbors and Friends Association.

The EbreFolk Tortosa celebrates its 3rd edition with two days dedicated to the music and folk culture of the Ebro Lands. The versifiers, musicians, and dancers of bureo will take over the streets and spaces of the city, accompanied by rondalla music and traditions that remain very much alive. A proposal to discover and enjoy the cultural heritage in a close and festive way. An ideal plan for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in folk culture and let themselves be carried away by the rhythm of tradition.

Reus is now all set to celebrate the traditional Hikari Fair, the Japanese culture fair inspired by the Japanese summer festivals known as Natsu Matsuri. This year, the exhibition will feature stands offering a variety of gastronomic, commercial, cultural, and leisure proposals, as well as scheduled activities such as workshops, conferences, tastings, and a demonstration of Shodo (Japanese calligraphy) by specialist Satomi Tanaka.

The Ebro, Art & Heritage cycle, offers an artistic and cultural proposal that unfolds across a total of 13 Ebro municipalities. Under the theme Nomadic Threads, the exhibition aims to reclaim the contemplation of the creative process as an artistic experience and an aesthetic pleasure in the face of a world hijacked by immediacy. This year, full prominence is given to the creative process through the creation of a collective tapestry.

The King James I Festival returns, a proposal with which Salou looks back towards the medieval era with great street performances, its Medieval Market, and activities designed to be enjoyed as a family. The celebration, which this year reaches its 31st edition, has established itself as one of the most crowded and emblematic major events on the Salou calendar.

The 7th edition of Courts-Circuit 66 is here, a traveling festival that brings high-quality international short films to different towns in Northern Catalonia. A proposal designed to bring cinema to places where cultural offerings do not always reach through the usual circuits. Each screening includes between 4 and 7 short films of very diverse genres and styles, from drama and comedy to fiction, documentary, or animation. An ideal plan to discover new stories and enjoy the best short-format cinema.

More plan and activity proposals

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• Video games being released this month
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