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Following the success of the first edition, we're back again this year. Next weekend, October 4th and 5th, we have a date at the Antigua Fábrica Estrella Damm (at 515 Rosselló Street, Barcelona). The newspaper ARA, in conjunction with Fira Àpat, has once again organized the FESTÍ FEST gastronomic festival. The first edition brought together more than 5,000 attendees, and with this year's planned program, the aim is to entice the public once again.

El ARA suggests some plans across the country for this weekend.

On Sunday, families can choose from a wide range of theatrical and musical offerings in the city of Girona. The concert is scheduled at the Auditori (6 pm). Play!The performance, by the duo Ual·la!, uses voices, rhythm, and objects such as balls and plastic bags. It will take place at the Municipal Theatre (11 a.m. and 4 p.m.). WaveLaura Alcalá Freudenthal and LaSúbita present a small-format, visual, and poetic show that uses play to tell a story. At La Planeta (12 pm and 6 pm), the show Heads, by Pocacosa Teatre, tells an old Catalan fable about a dragon.

Enjoy the hipsterest market in Poblenou, which will have two time slots for visitors to avoid large crowds. As always, there will be designers and creators showing their pieces, live music bands and the best food to enjoy this summer weekend.