Mix Of Coolest Barcelona Events Happening In June 2024

As home to one of the most famous football teams in the world, lovely city beaches, and beautiful Gaudí architecture, Barcelona is a fantastic holiday destination. On top of that, it’s also a vibrant cultural hotspot with plenty of things going on every month.

If you’re coming to this Catalan metropolis in June and want to discover more than just the regular tourist path, here is the mix of (cultural, party, social, fun, art, etc.) events you shouldn’t miss out on:

Festa de Sant Joan – The Biggest Beach Party of The Year!

Every region has a unique way of celebrating the summer solstice. In Barcelona, they lit the streets with bonfires, light shows, and torches. There is also a big party on Barceloneta Beach – a great place to socialize with other visitors and expats if you’re traveling on your own.

This June, the streets of Barcelona will also get busy with car fans. No matter whether you’re into racing or not, come check out the F1 Fan Festival for an unforgettable experience. It’s held in Plaça Catalunya before the actual event and boasts a very packed program, including the F1 Parade when exhilarating cars speed through Passeig de Gracia.

Digital Nomads Weekly Meetup – Biggest Weekly AFTERWORK for Entrepreneurs, Freelancers and Remote Workers

Are you a digital nomad passing through Barcelona? Come network, get inspired, and have fun at this weekly meetup. It’s happening on a lovely rooftop terrace of Club 23, so you can enjoy some scenic town views.

Not into stand-up comedy? How about a good old cinema? But it wouldn’t be Barcelona if there wasn’t a twist. This one is al fresco and includes live music and a picnic.

Born Street Food Festival is another gastronomic event happening in June. You can indulge in fresh local products and dishes, such as cheese, wine, and tapas, as well as international cuisine, like Argenitian or Japanese grills. 

Meat lovers, alert! This June, Moll de la Fusta will into a carnivore paradise. At this weekend-long gastronomy festival, you can look forward to meat delicacies from around the world, great music, beer, cocktails, and of course, the beloved Spanish cava.

Show Up is a global community-driven initiative that helps elevate self-consciousness. They organize various events weekly, such as energizing sessions at the beach with gentle movement, cold dips, and paddle boards, group workouts, or sunset yoga sessions. Check their Instagram for further information about each and just show up!

The tradition of building human towers in Catalonia dates back to the 18th century. It all began in the small town of Valls, roughly 40 km west of Barcelona. Here, the locals started constructing these impressive towers. Over time, different groups, known as “colles,” began to compete in these events, transforming it into a competitive sport as well as an art form.

Those who are into stand-up simply must see a show by Basemint when in Barcelona. They’re held every Sunday in Mint Bar, an underground bar in the heart of the city, and are 100% English-friendly. What’s more, the shows are also very pocket-friendly, especially if you book in advance.

If you are a mindfulness aficionado and are looking for new ways to connect to yourself, try SUCO. This South African movement combines meditation with electronic music and will help you embrace living in the present moment.

Sónar is probably one of the most important electronic music festivals in Europe. And for a good reason. Apart from an amazing line-up, it features mesmerizing audiovisual light shows, parties, and a lot of dancing. All set in the iconic open-air venue Fira Montjuïc.

Don’t expect eggs benedict and mimosas on this brunch, but rather a good portion of electronic music in the beautiful outdoor setting of Parc de la Trinitat. This festival runs regularly on Sunday afternoons in the summer months and hosts many talented artists from around the world. 

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is an iconic track and often appears on the bucket lists of all motorsport fans. Come see (and possibly meet if you upgrade your ticket) the F1 drivers from up close to their practice, qualifying, or the race itself.

Get ready for another barrel of laughs. At this stand-up, the comedians will tell their b*tchy stories. You can share one too and vote for the best one. Where? At The Comedy Clubhouse – Barcelona’s English comedy club – so nobody would miss out.

Barcelona has been a hub for creative culture for centuries. If that’s the reason you’re holidaying in this lovely city in June, make sure you pay a visit to Passeig del Born the last weekend of the month for artsy workshops, craft demonstrations, and an exhibition of products made in the neighborhood of Born.