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Festa Major de Sarrià 2026
- When
- Daily Oct 2-12
- Ages
- All ages (best for 2+)
- Price
- Free
This week, 1 of 16: Festa Major de Sarrià 2026
Festa Major de Sarrià 2026
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Where
Various locations
Ages
All ages (best for 2+)
Setting
Outdoors
Plan for
Drop-in, stay as long as kids last
What to expect
Giants parades, human towers, fire run (Correfoc), traditional dances
Getting there
FGC Sarrià or Reina Elisenda (L6, L12, S1, S2); no metro line stops here
What you need to know
- This Saturday with a small kid, pick a morning stop. The gentle ones are the birthday hot chocolate for the little giant Blauet (10am, Plaça del Consell de la Vila) and the open doors at the Tren de l'Oreneta mini train (10:30am to 1:30pm, up in Parc de l'Oreneta). The 5pm cercavila is the loud, crowded one, with drums and packed streets.
- Sunday is giants day. The 32nd giants gathering runs 10am to 2pm at Plaça del Consell de la Vila: candles for Blauet's 25th birthday first, then giants from Sarrià and visiting groups parade through the streets.
- The one fire run is Saturday, October 10. The show starts at 8:30pm and the correfoc sets off at 9:15pm. There is no kids' fire run this year, but there is a daytime fire workshop for kids that morning.
- The funfair stays until October 18. Rides set up at Porta de Sarrià (Via Augusta at Passeig de la Bonanova) and at Plaça de Cirici Pellicer, by the Caputxins church. Free to walk in, pay per ride.
About
Festa Major de Sarrià honors the Virgin of the Rosary with decorated façades, giants parades, human towers, and sardanes across October 2–12. The program includes the Correfoc, a pyrotechnic spectacle where devils parade through streets with fire effects, alongside traditional Catalan performances and street activities rooted in neighborhood traditions.
Schedule
Fri, Oct 2
- 7pm–8:20pmOpening parade (Toc d'inici)The neighborhood's giants, drummers and other festival groups walk from the church square to the main square to open the festival.
- 8:30pm–9pmPregó (opening speech)The speech that officially opens the festival.
Sat, Oct 3
- 10am–11amBirthday hot chocolate for the giant BlauetThe little giant Blauet turns 25, with candles and hot chocolate for everyone. A gentle pick for small kids.
- 10am–12pmFollets de Collserola family walkKids follow the forest elves through the streets with songs and games, from the church square down to Plaça de Sant Vicenç.
- 10am–2pmSembrant Futur planting craftFamilies make a small garden plate and a miniature house with plants from the vegetable garden.
- 10:30am–1:30pmOpen doors at the Tren de l'Oreneta mini trainRide the miniature train and see a display of model locomotives. A gentle pick for small kids, up the hill away from the crowds.
- 11am–1:30pmEspai Aigua water gamesFive hands-on games about the water cycle, for ages 3 to 12.
- 11:30am–12:30pmGiants' parade to Reina Elisenda stationThe railway giants Trenot and Catenària walk with Blauet to the FGC station for its 50th birthday, then dance outside it.
- 12pm–1pmStorytelling (Conta contes)A story session for kids in the Casa Orlandai courtyard, in Catalan.
- 12:30pm–2pm
- 5pm–7pmFamily cercavila (street parade)Schools and local groups parade with drums, figures and dances, on a loop that leaves the main square and comes back up Carrer Major de Sarrià. Loud and crowded; stand back with small kids.
- 5pm–7pmXocogresca hot chocolateHot chocolate for kids and families from the Esplai Sant Vicenç.
- 7pm–8pmCastells workshopThe Castellers de Sarrià show kids and parents how a human tower is built, and let them try.
- 8pm–10pmNight parade for Blauet's 25thBlauet walks down through the streets after dark with music, a rare night outing for a giant. It ends with a toast outside the Els Blaus hiking club.
Sun, Oct 4
- 10am–2pmGiants gathering (XXXII Trobada Gegantera)Candles for Blauet's 25th, then giants from Sarrià and visiting groups parade through the streets.
- 10am–6pmPaella popular and paella contestNeighbors cook, compete and share a long lunch, with music afterward.
- 11am–1pmFamily planting at the community gardenA calm activity at the Hort de la Veïnal, where kids plant seedlings and look around the vegetable garden.
Sat, Oct 10
- 11am–1pmKids' fire workshop (Vols ser un petit diable?)The Diablets de Sarrià show kids how the fire groups work, safely and in daylight. Trying a firework needs prior authorization.
- 5pm–6pm
- 8:30pm–10:30pmCorrefoc: Sarrià en FlamesThe one fire run this year. Show and verses at 8:30pm, the correfoc sets off at 9:15pm, fire finale around 10:15pm. Loud and sparky, best for older kids.
Sun, Oct 11
- 11:15am–2:15pmDiada castellera (human towers)The Castellers de Sarrià build towers with the Castellers de Barcelona and the Matossers de Molins de Rei.
Mon, Oct 12
- 10am–12pmBaixada de carros (cart run)Handmade carts race down the main street on the holiday Monday.
- 7pm–8:30pmCinema a la fresca (outdoor movie)Zootopia 2 on a big screen in the square, for all ages.
- 10pm–10:30pmClosing cold-spark show (foc fred)A short light, sound and cold-spark show to close the festival.
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Where it is
- Various locations
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Nearby playgrounds
Resources
- Official 2026 program (PDF)The full day-by-day program with times, places and a map of the parade routes, in Catalan.
- Event websiteOfficial page from the organizer, with the 2026 program to download.
- Program guide (betevé)Day-by-day rundown of the 2026 program with times and places, in Catalan.
- Instagram (@fmsarria)The official account posts the program and day-of updates.
Common questions
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