Cornellà becomes the capital of laughter with the International Clown Festival

The city celebrates a weekend full of music, color, and family shows in its streets, squares, and theaters.

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The International Clown Festival fills Cornellà de Llobregat with music, color, and laughter from today until Sunday, turning the city into a large open-air stage for all audiences.

The celebration begins today. In the morning, markets will be filled with laughter, and in the afternoon, a popular parade will bring joy through the streets. A smile is considered contagious for those who attend.
Saturday promises an intense morning with performances like Gota by Txema Muñoz, and Alter, a co-production with Cia. Albert Vinyes. In the afternoon, the tent in Catalunya Square will be the festival's heart with the Alapista galas, where current clown stars share the stage.
On Sunday, the streets belong to the clowns again. Pere Hosta, La Bleda, Koilara Teatro, and La Fatal Compañía, among many others, will fill the morning with surprises. The closing gala and final party will cap off days of laughter and emotion.
Additionally, the performance by Star Dance Studio, a local dance school, will be presented at the Auditori, showcasing the talent of the city's young dancers and contributing to a vibrant and cultural Cornellà.
Based on information from the official source: Ajuntament de Cornellà de Llobregat (23/10/2026)