What can you do this weekend? The Ram Market, free museums, and much more

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

On April 11, 12, and 13, Vic will once again celebrate the traditional Mercat del Ram (Ram Market) with an extensive program of activities related to the agricultural and livestock sector and a wide range of recreational and commercial offerings. Over the three days, you can see livestock exhibitions and competitions, agricultural products, recreational, sporting, cultural, and commercial activities, equestrian exhibitions and competitions, and a large space dedicated to gastronomy. On the Saturday of the Ram Market, the Plaza Mayor is filled with stalls selling palm trees, lungwort, and laurel.

The Móra la Nova Railway Museum offers various activities for this Train Week, which will be held throughout Holy Week (April 12-21). Activities include experiences aboard train sets headed by steam and diesel locomotives.

The 13th edition of the Barcelona Beer Festival, which over three days will feature Catalan craft beer companies, as well as those from the rest of Spain and countries such as Chile, Poland, and Quebec. Open Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sunday until 8 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the festival website from six euros.

IMPACT! The Catalan Film and Human Rights Festival is programming 45 films that can be screened at various venues in Barcelona, ​​Cambrils, Figueres, and Vilafranca del Penedès, in addition to an online selection on Filmin. The program can be found at your website.

FANGO is once again turning the Monumental into the epicenter of celebration with two new themed events that promise rhythm, diversity, and lots of dancing. The first will be on April 12 with Canela en Rama, and the second, Indie is NOT dead, on May 17. Additionally, FANGO will feature a gastronomic offering with food trucks of all kinds.

The building of the National Art Museum of Catalonia will become a huge community celebration. This Saturday, the first edition of Comunitat 360° will be held, a project that aims to create community among the areas surrounding the museum within a 360-degree radius. The first edition, therefore, includes the neighborhoods of Sants, La Marina, and Poble-sec, with the involvement of many of their civic centers, organizations, artists, and other community participation spaces.

On April 13, 14, and 15, starting at 9:00 p.m., the Passion façade of the Sagrada Família will host two 20-minute sessions: the first, at 9:00 p.m., in Catalan, and the second, at 9:30 p.m., in Spanish. The lighting show, open to the public, includes music and texts by Monsignor David Abadías, Auxiliary Bishop of Barcelona.

New edition of The Passion of Esparreguera, a centuries-old popular culture show that connects the Middle Ages with the 21st century. It is performed live with a live orchestra and choir, and with the imposing presence of a 700-pipe organ.

Cervera celebrates the 9th edition of the Mountain Film Festival, which returns with the aim of bringing the public the best mountain documentaries and award-winning films from the most important international mountain film festivals.

The 16th edition of Tastaverd, the Riudecanyes Senses Fair, will offer a program of activities and workshops, stalls selling organic agricultural products, pastries, and other artisanal products, as well as a showcase of almost lost rural crafts, highlighting the great value of local produce.

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