What can you do this weekend? Saint Anthony's Day is celebrated throughout the country.

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

The Sant Antoni festival cycle begins, a date marked in red on the calendars of most towns. The celebrations extend throughout Barcelona, ​​offering something for everyone, spanning almost the entire month of January. On Saturday, January 24th, the Tres Tombs de Sant Antoni parade takes place, one of the most popular events, featuring numerous carriages pulled by horses, donkeys, and mules that travel through the Sant Antoni neighborhood. The Sant Antoni neighborhood's main festival also runs until January 25th, culminating in ten days of festivities, music, theater, games, and traditional celebrations, among many other activities.

Last weekend to enjoy this event specially designed for mountain lovers, now in its 25th edition. You can enjoy documentary screenings, presentations, exhibitions, a photography competition, and lectures. And on Sunday morning, there will be a bouldering activity in the castle moat for those who want to get some exercise.

This Saturday and Sunday, the Born district transforms into a large artisan market where 26 businesses will showcase their products, all created, designed, and produced in the neighborhood. Throughout the weekend, attendees can enjoy a program of free workshops and craft demonstrations, as well as purchase unique pieces in the participating shops. Organized by the Born Comerç Merchants Association, this event is a gathering of creatives that has established itself as a prestigious artisan fair for locals and visitors alike.

The thirteenth edition of the Santa Eulalia de Ronçana Accordion Festival is coming, a traditional and popular event featuring accordionists from all over Catalonia. The festival will begin at 7:30 p.m. and a dinner for attendees is also planned as part of the concert.

Esterri d'Àneu celebrates its winter festival in honor of Saint Vincent, with a program full of activities for all ages. On Saturday at 1:30 p.m., there's a popular vermouth gathering in front of the church, and on Sunday afternoon there's bingo and hot chocolate. That evening, to round off the festivities, there's an evening dance with Music Lovers and a DJ set by DJ Mondongo.

The main winter festival dedicated to Saint Sebastian has been celebrated in Súria for 140 years. In 1885, the people of Súria promised the saint that they would honor him if he delivered them from the cholera epidemic. Since then, they have dedicated this festival to him every year. The highlight of the festival is the Cur(s)a de la Cólera (Cholera Race) on Sunday morning, where runners, many dressed in period costumes, race through the town.

It's the 183rd anniversary of the Sant Antoni Abad festivities in Esparreguera, which will include the traditional celebration of the Three Turns Festival, among other activities. This festival, steeped in history and deeply rooted in the town, features a flag procession on Saturday night and the gathering of the horses on Sunday, just before the legendary Three Turns Festival.

It will be the second and final weekend of Moià's winter festival, and on Sunday, the traditional Tres Tombs will take place. The day before, on Saturday, there will be a large sausage feast and a serenade for the incoming and outgoing festival administrators to announce the Tres Tombs celebration, accompanied by the Grallers de Moià (traditional Moià musicians).

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