Name: Festivalot: 11th Edition with The Tyets and Els Catarres
Start: 2026-06-06
End: 2026-06-07T23:59:59
Location: Auditori de Girona i Parc de la Devesa

Question 1

How do we get to Girona from Barcelona, and is it worth the drive?

Accepted Answer

It's about 100km north, roughly 1.5 hours by car or train. The train is easy: take Renfe from Sants or Passeig de Gràcia, arrive in Girona city center, then it's a short walk or taxi to Parc de la Devesa. Driving works too if you don't mind parking, though confirm parking availability at the venue before you go. Either way, it's doable as a day trip if you're willing to leave early.

Question 2

Which ages actually work best for this festival?

Accepted Answer

The lineup skews toward kids aged 4-12, especially with Els Atrapasomnis and Núvols amb nadons for the littler ones. Teenagers might enjoy The Tyets or Miki Núñez if they're into Catalan pop. Under 3s can come, but with multiple stages and a two-day format, you'll need patience and a plan. If your kid isn't into live music or sitting still, this might feel long.

Question 3

What if the weather turns bad on June 6 or 7?

Accepted Answer

The main concerts are in the Auditori de Girona, which is indoors, so you're covered there. The family activity spaces and workshops are in Parc de la Devesa, which is outdoors. Check the forecast a few days before and bring layers and a light rain jacket just in case.

Question 4

How long should we actually plan to spend there?

Accepted Answer

Most families do 3-5 hours per day, catching 2-3 concerts and exploring the activity spaces. The full festival runs both days, but you don't need to stay for everything. Pick your must-see artists, arrive an hour early to settle in, and leave when the kids are done. It's drop-in format, so you set the pace.

Question 5

Can we eat there, or should we bring food?

Accepted Answer

The festival has food trucks on site, which is convenient but can get pricey and crowded. Bring snacks and water for sure, especially if you're staying several hours. The Parc de la Devesa is picnic-friendly, so packing a lunch is a solid option if you want to save money and avoid lines.

Question 6

Are there bathrooms, and will they be clean?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there are bathrooms at the Auditori and in the park, but with a festival crowd they can get messy and have lines. Bring hand sanitizer and wipes. If your kid is still in pull-ups or needs frequent bathroom breaks, scout the locations early so you know where to run.

Question 7

Should we buy tickets in advance, or can we just show up?

Accepted Answer

Tickets are 15 euros per person, or from 4 euros if you have a subscription. You can buy them online at festivalot.koobin.com or likely at the gate, but buying ahead is safer if you're traveling from Barcelona. Individual concerts also have separate ticket options if you only want to catch one or two acts.

Sat	10:00 AM – 6:15 PM
Sun	10:00 AM – 6:30 PM

Festivalot: 11th Edition with The Tyets and Els Catarres

What you need to know

About this event

Nearby Playgrounds

Resources

Common questions