Cornellà celebrates culture with a packed activity agenda until 2027

The city will host comic exhibitions, art shows, concerts, theater, and Christmas activities in the coming months.

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Following the International Clown Festival, Cornellà de Llobregat continues its cultural activities with a diverse program including the 42nd Comic Show, exhibitions, concerts, and the theater season until 2027.

The city of Cornellà de Llobregat concludes the International Clown Festival, which filled theaters, streets, and public spaces with thousands of families. Despite the event's end, cultural activities are set to continue with a full autumn and early winter program.
The 42nd Comic Show of Cornellà City will take place from November 2nd to 30th, featuring exhibitions, workshops, and activities across various city venues. A highlight is the Comic Contest Exhibition at the Castell de Cornellà, opening on Friday, November 6th, at 8 PM with an awards ceremony.
Additionally, the Museo Palau Mercader hosts the photographic exhibition "Under the bombs, air raids in Catalonia during the Civil War" until Sunday, November 1st. From December 10th to January 31st, 2027, visitors can enjoy the Cornellà Painters' Group Exhibition.
The Festival de Música de Cerca (Close Music Festival), commemorating Saint Cecilia, will fill the city with music from November 17th to 22nd with local groups. Meanwhile, the Cornellà Escénica theater season runs from September 27th to December 20th, offering 28 performing arts shows for all ages, including accessible options and support for young talent.
The Christmas agenda will round off the cultural offerings with traditional activities such as nativity scenes, carol singing, and fairs.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Cornellà de Llobregat (27/10/2026)