Every Saturday through July 2026, Turó Park in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi transforms into an open-air stage with a rotating lineup of family shows: storytelling, puppets, live music + painting, magic, and theater. Each show runs about an hour, admission is free, and there's no booking, just turn up. A district-run program designed for kids and the adults who bring them.
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Pintamúsica is a 35-minute musical theatre show for babies and toddlers, performed live at Turó Park as part of the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi summer cycle. Three musician-performers from Viu el Teatre play classical music (Vivaldi's Four Seasons, Brahms's lullaby, popular songs) while painting an adaptation of Joan Miró's "Woman and Birds in the Night" on stage. The piece is visual rather than language-dependent, so it works in any language, and the cosy, intimate format invites the youngest audience members to clap, move, and react. Free and outdoors, with no tickets required.
Cacauet Teatre presents a puppet show with live music about a little rabbit who wakes up wanting sponge cake. With help from forest neighbours — a bear bringing strawberries, a hedgehog with anise, bees with honey, swallows, a snail and a centipede — they cook one together. The show uses tabletop puppets and runs about 40 minutes as part of the district's spring-summer Saturday programming at Turó Park.
Mag Ferbuch performs illusions and audience-participation tricks for kids and adults. The show runs about an hour and is part of the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district's spring-summer Saturday program at Turó Park.
Teloncillo Teatro, a children's theater company from Valladolid (winner of the 2013 National Performing Arts Award for Children), brings "Coser y cantar" to Turó Park. The 35-minute musical show is a tribute to the "weaving women" in our lives — grandmothers, mothers, aunts — told through threads, fabrics, buttons, songs and live guitar. Designed for the smallest audiences (from 6 months to 5 years), the visual props and music carry the story even before kids understand the Spanish lyrics.
Set de So performs a musical-entertainment show featuring songs, rhythm games, and audience participation at Turó Park as part of the district's spring-summer Saturday programming.