Events

Next weekend, the elimination will be decided in Zubieta, the field of the subsidiary of Real Sociedad, with an approximate capacity of 2,500 people, much lower than the capacity of the Nou Estado del Nàstic. Tickets that have not yet gone on sale. In addition, Tarragona City Council has already announced that it will install a giant screen in the Parc del Francolí, as it did last weekend, to follow the game live. The result will decide which of the two teams will go up to the Segunda División this season, which could be the opportunity for redemption for a Nàstic who only has one obsession: "to be champion again"

2nd edition of the Àuria Festival, which returns with a line-up of 7 artists who share a common denominator: original songs, either solo or with a larger band, with the presence of both emerging and established artists, such as Joan Rovira, Mariona Escola or Blaumut, among others. This year, however, the festival has opted for a more transversal aspect at a cultural level and, as a novelty, other types of shows have been added. These are headed by Peyu with the show 'La niña bonita' or the performance of two punks to close the nights of Friday and Saturday.

7th edition of the Indians and Modernism Festival which, for 5 days, will once again fill the Samà Park with historical reenactment groups or live music.

At the Make-up Pride Corner (Pride makeup point), run by Always Makeup, installed in Plaça Corsini, on the occasion of Pride Tarragona 2025, you can get your makeup done in your style, whatever it may be.

ONE TO ONE: JOHN & YOKO is much more than a music documentary. It is an immersion into 18 crucial months in the life of the couple, newly arrived in the US, living in Greenwich Village and transforming their vision of activism. With previously unseen footage, personal recordings and a faithful recreation of the apartment where they lived, the film offers an intimate, vibrant and deeply human portrait of two icons in full evolution. From Nixon to the Vietnam War, from Coca-Cola commercials to Geraldo Rivera: discover how the power of television, art and love shaped a unique moment in music history.