What can you do this weekend? Miró Foundation, Wine Time, MónFilmat, and more!

Barcelona The ARA offers several plans throughout the country for this weekend.

This week it opens Poetry has barely begun, an exhibition commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the Center for Contemporary Art Studies, better known as the Fundació Miró. Beyond highlighting key events and figures—such as Joan Prats—who were decisive in the institution's history, the exhibition also reflects on the influence of events such as Spain's democratic transition and the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games.

On Sunday, June 15, two special activities will be held. On the one hand, there will be a party with food trucks, workshops, concerts, guided tours, and other activities. Also, coinciding with the summer solstice, the Sert Solstice will take place from 6 to 10 a.m., an activity that invites you to rediscover the Foundation building as conceived by its architect, Josep Lluís Sert.

Barcelona hosts the 32nd edition of Sónar this week. Over three days, ten stages spread across the Montjuïc Fair and the Gran Via Fair will host major names in electronic and experimental music, such as Armin van Buuren, Skrillex, Raúl Refree + Niño de Elche, and Nathy Peluso. In addition to the concerts, attendees can participate in workshops and panel discussions on the future of innovation, creativity, and technology.

This edition has been marked by the international political situation: more than thirty artists – among them, the expected Venezuelan producer and DJ Arca – have cancelled their attendance due to the festival's ties to the pro-Israeli investment fund KKR. Although the organization issued a statement expressing its solidarity with Gaza, many artists and participants believe its response has been insufficient.

The Camina el Berguedà Festival kicks off on Friday, June 13th in Guardiola de Berguedà. The program combines guided walking tours in small groups with culinary and cultural activities and is part of the Pyrenees Hiking Festivals, which are celebrating their tenth edition this year.

This year, the organization has taken a step toward inclusion by adapting at least one activity at each of the eleven festivals scheduled—between May and October—for people with physical, sensory, or intellectual disabilities. Among the initiatives are sensory itineraries for people with visual impairments and Joëlette chairlifts, designed to facilitate mountain access for people with reduced mobility.

The capital of Garraf is hosting the fourteenth edition of the Tiempo de Vino Fair until June 15th. With boat tastings, pairings, musical performances, and more than forty stalls offering various designations of origin, the fair fills the city center with an attractive offering for professionals and enthusiasts. The goal is to promote Catalan wines, disseminate wine culture, and strengthen their presence in the restaurant industry.

The Natural Flower Carpet Competition transforms Arbúcies into a vast open-air art gallery. Every year, dozens of carpets made with natural flowers fill the streets thanks to the collaboration of residents, schools, and local organizations, in a day celebrating nature, creativity, and ephemeral art. This year, 29 floral carpets and 28 Racons Carpets will be on display, an initiative that seeks to beautify unique spaces in the town and expand the scope of this popular event.

The capital of Segrià is celebrating the 18th edition of its Music Festival this Sunday, a free, popular event that will fill Plaza Paeria and Carrer Pi i Maragall with musical activities to bring music of all origins and styles to the public. The public will be able to enjoy performances by various music schools and local groups.

This Saturday, Castellolí will become the capital of ratafia with the celebration of RataFira. The event will bring together the sector's leading brands and offer talks on traditional liqueurs, competitions, and concerts. One of the highlights will be the workshop. How to make an amateur ratafia, which will allow you to delve into the homemade production of this traditional liqueur.

In cinema, landscapes are not just the background where things happen. For a decade, MónFilmat, the International Film and Landscape Festival, has highlighted the relationship between cinema and its surroundings, showing how the landscape can influence the plot or become a central element. Over four days, the festival will screen thirteen feature films, thirteen short films, and two ongoing projects, both fiction and documentary.

Figueres is hosting the fourth edition of the Surrealist Tasting Route until June 15th, which fuses the art of Salvador Dalí with local cuisine. Twenty-five establishments in the city are offering tapas and sweet tastings for four euros, and tasting menus for thirty-five euros, inspired by Dalí's world and paired with wines from the DO Empordà.

Bellver de Cerdanya celebrates its main festival until June 15, filling streets and squares with a varied program: sardanas, football matches, correfoc with the Diablos de la Seu d'Urgell, children's shows, and the Nit Jove (Young Night), which will culminate with a concert by 31 FAM and DJ Enka.

More proposals for plans and activities

• Cultural and leisure plans for the entire week
• Plans to do with children
• Series premiering this month
• Video games being released this month
• What you can do in the Girona regions
• New restaurants to discover
• The human tower agenda