Chenoa will give a free concert at Parc de la Muntanyeta in Castelldefels at 10pm on Sunday 16 August, closing the town's four-day Summer Festival.

The festival runs from Thursday 13 to Sunday 16 August 2026. Residents and visitors will also be able to use the fair in Plaça Teresa Claramunt each evening, including a lower-stimulation session for people with high sensory sensitivity on the opening day.

According to Metrópoli's published programme, Chenoa's set will be one of several performances staged across Parc de la Muntanyeta, Plaça de la Església and Plaça Neus Català.

Concerts across three Castelldefels venues

The programme includes performances by The Tyets on Saturday 15 August, and Ginestà and Toreros Muertos on Thursday 13 August.

  • Chenoa: Sunday 16 August, 10pm, Parc de la Muntanyeta.
  • The Tyets: Saturday 15 August.
  • Ginestà and Toreros Muertos: Thursday 13 August.
  • Other listed acts include the Centauro orchestra, Camerata Bacasis and Bulsara, a Queen tribute band.

Traditional events listed for the festival include a cercavila, a street parade; a diada castellera, featuring human towers; and a correfoc, a fire-run procession. The programme also includes giants, water and foam parties, the Holi Dolly Festival, habaneras concerts and fireworks on Sunday at Passeig Marítim.

Fair opens until 2am, with a quiet period on Thursday

The amusement fair will operate in Plaça Teresa Claramunt from 13 to 16 August, opening daily from 6pm until 2am. Music at the site will finish at midnight.

On Thursday 13 August, the attractions will run with reduced music volume and no flashing lights between 6pm and 9pm. The arrangement is intended to make the fair more accessible for people with high sensory sensitivity.

Visitors planning to attend the fair can use the quieter Thursday session from 6pm to 9pm, while the Sunday programme concludes with the fireworks display on Passeig Marítim.

Reported by Source Text Link, Metrópoli, Metrópoli Abierta - Urban Life.

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