Celebration in null: Dates, Itinerary & Tickets Price(August Updated)

The Gràcia Festival, officially known as the Festa Major de Gràcia, is a famous neighborhood festival held in mid-August every year in the Gràcia district of Barcelona, ​​Spain. The festival is known for its colorful street decorations and community involvement. During the Gràcia Festival, local residents will carefully decorate their streets, each with a different theme, and the decorative materials are mostly recyclable. This festival not only showcases the creativity and solidarity of the community, but also includes concerts, dance, theater performances, traditional Catalan activities, and a variety of family-friendly activities. The Gràcia Festival is a vibrant and creative celebration that attracts a large number of tourists and locals to participate and enjoy. It is a great opportunity to experience the culture and community spirit of Barcelona.

The fireworks display is held upstream of the Ashida River Bridge in Fukuyama City, Hiroshima Prefecture. The power of about 16,000 fireworks can be seen from both sides of the river. You can enjoy this grand fireworks feast up close from the sponsor seats on both sides. Applications for individual sponsor seats will be open in early June. In addition, the Fukuyama Summer Festival will also host events such as the "Niagara Dance Festival" on August 13 (Wednesday) and the "Irohamaru Yosakoi Festival" on August 14 (Thursday). The 1.4-kilometer-long water starry sky fireworks display using the wide surface of the Ashida River is spectacular, and the beauty of the fireworks reflected on the river surface is also a highlight. During the event, there will be food stalls lined up, allowing you to enjoy the fireworks while feeling the charm of Fukuyama City.

August Festival is one of the most important festivals for Italians. During this period, a grand August Festival ball is held(Gran Ballodi Ferragosto) , professional dance performances will be held in many squares from the city center to the suburbs of cities around the country. The music will be played live and the public will be invited to join in the dance. Each square will have different types of dances, from tango to rock, from hip hop to punk and so on. Among them, the Piazza del Popolo in Rome is the core of the August Festival celebrations and a must-visit place for tourists during the festival.

The Versailles Night of Fireworks pays homage to royal fireworks, bringing a fascinating celebration that combines tradition and modern technology. During the event, visitors can stroll through grand viewpoints and forest paths, enjoy fountains playing Baroque music in a mysterious atmosphere, and encounter fire artists and huge flames. The whole event will culminate in a grand finale combining drones and fireworks, presenting the audience with an amazing night.

Welcome to New 800 Events! Get ready to join us on August 15 , 2025 @ 2775 Avonhurst Dr, Regina, SK . ** IMPORTANT ** you must bring ID (identification ) at the gate to enter the club. no backpacks If you are going to sit in the corner watching the weather app at the party, we advise staying at home. Information Source: 800 | eventbrite

Chula Vista is the second largest city in San Diego County, close to Mexico. It is also known as the lemon capital of the world, but with the development of the city, the lemon groves are gone. However, the "Lemon Festival" is held in the local city center every summer. People wear clothes with lemon elements, street shops launch corresponding products, nearby farmers' markets set up stalls, various performances and artistic creations by local artists, as well as naughty castles and popular science games that children like, etc. It is very lively.

Chiba City's traditional midsummer festival "Chiba Sandai Summer Festival" will be held again this year with the theme of "Building a Hometown for Children and Dreams". There will be a variety of activities such as the vibrant shrine and float parade centered on Chiba City Central Park, Chiba Dance, etc.

As part of the Hitachinaka Festival, the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force Katsuda Station will hold a fireworks display. The fireworks display will take place on Saturday, August 17, and the main festival will take place on Sunday, August 18. Drones and fireworks will be a spectacular sight in the night sky over Hitachinaka. The highlight is the best fireworks display in Japan synchronized with music.

Experience the rich flavors and cultural diversity of India at the Indian Food Festival in Berlin on August 16, 2025. From 12 noon to 10:30 pm, enjoy aromatic and delicious Indian food and drinks prepared by Berlin's top Indian chefs and Indian pop-up concepts from Germany.

Downtown Chula Vista’s Third Avenue will be transformed into a lemon oasis, paying homage to the city’s rich agricultural history. Chula Vista was once known as the “Lemon Capital of the World.” While the lemon groves no longer exist, many area residents still have their own lemon trees. Join us for this annual celebration of citrus. This year’s Lemon Festival includes two live music stages, lively photo opportunities, a lemon cook-off, a mini lemon kiddie zone, delicious food, arts and crafts vendors, and a wine and beer garden.

The Buenos Aires Tango Festival and World Tango Competition (Tango BA Festival y Mundial) is one of the most prestigious tango events in the world, held annually in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. The event brings together tango enthusiasts and professional dancers from all over the world to celebrate this passionate and charming dance form. The event includes a variety of tango performances, dance workshops, concerts and cultural lectures, providing participants with an opportunity to gain an in-depth understanding of tango culture. The most popular event is the World Tango Competition, where contestants compete for the honor of world champion. The Buenos Aires Tango Festival not only showcases the artistic charm of tango, but also promotes international cultural exchanges, attracting countless audiences to experience this dance feast.

Join us on a culinary journey through the flavours of Asia. Savour dishes from across the region, including delicious street food, traditional favourites and modern takes on classics. Get ready to challenge your taste buds and experience the rich diversity of Asian cuisine. Don’t miss this opportunity to sample the best Asian food in town. Whether you’re a foodie looking for new flavours or just want to try your favourite comfort food from Asia, this festival is the perfect place for you. Bring your friends and family for a day of culinary delights at the Calgary Taste of Asia 2025!

Numata-cho Yotaka Lantern Festival is an elegant and heroic rice field festival handed down from Oyabe City, Toyama Prefecture, the hometown of pioneer Numata Kisaburo in 1977. It is known as one of the three major lantern festivals in Hokkaido and is the only "noisy lantern festival" in Hokkaido. The highlight of the festival is the collision of two impressive large lanterns, each 7 meters high, 12 meters long and weighing 5 tons, which attracts a large number of tourists every year. Every Friday and Saturday in mid-August, Numata Town displays a huge, colorful painting.

The Montreal World Film Festival (English: Montreal World Film Festival, abbreviated WFF; French: Festival des Films du Monde) is a competitive international film festival held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in late August every year. The purpose of the Montreal World Film Festival is to "encourage cultural diversity and mutual understanding among people of all countries, stimulate the improvement of film production in all continents to cultivate high-quality films, promote filmmakers and new works, discover and encourage new talents, and promote exchanges among film professionals around the world"

The Awa Odori festival began in 1985 and has grown in popularity, now being considered one of the three largest Awa Odori festivals in Japan, along with the Tokushima City and Koenji Awa Odori festivals in Tokyo. The festival features various types of dance, including the Nagashi Odori where dancers travel through the city streets, the Butai Odori where dancers perform on elaborately decorated stages, the Kumi Odori which allows for more personal expression, and the Wa Odori which features freer performances. These different dances are performed at multiple locations, making it seem as if the entire city is enveloped in the festive rhythms of the Awa Odori.

The Kinko Bay Fireworks Festival is the largest fireworks festival in Kagoshima, with more than 15,000 fireworks, and the Kyushu 2-foot-tama fireworks. The background music is Japanese classical music and world-famous piano music. Along with the fireworks festival, there are also fun temple fairs, interesting recreational projects, and many seasonal goods and snacks. You can also watch this wonderful moment up close at the Kagoshima ferry port heading to Sakurajima!

Valtifest is an annual creative music and cultural festival in Amsterdam, known for its unique themes and colorful costume styles. Each year, participants dress up according to a specific theme and enjoy a diverse range of musical performances, art installations and interactive activities.

The 2025 Sapporo China Festival Executive Committee will hold the two-day "2025 Sapporo China Festival" at Akapla, Kita 3-jo Square, Sapporo City, on August 23 (Saturday) and 24 (Sunday), 2025. The event aims to deepen mutual understanding and exchanges between Japan and China through Chinese food, culture, music, etc. The number of participants has increased year by year, and this year is the fourth time. It has become a platform for various cultural exchanges through "culture", "economic and trade tourism", "youth exchange", "food and souvenirs", etc., and is committed to becoming a cornerstone for promoting regional economic and cultural exchanges.

The 58th Azabu-Juban Summer Festival. The summer festival is inextricably linked to Azabu-Juban and is the area's biggest event. Azabu-Juban is an international city where modern skyscrapers can be seen above streets that retain the traditional downtown atmosphere. The Azabu-Juban Summer Festival has been held for over 50 years at the Azabu-Juban shopping district that supports the area. During the festival, stalls from long-established and popular restaurants are lined up, and there are many other events to enjoy, such as "Oragakunipride" selling local specialties and delicacies from all over Japan, goldfish scooping and shaved ice, summer comedy performances by popular comedians, and the stage 10BANG. This is a summer festival held by a local shopping district that cherishes the unique atmosphere of Azabu-Juban, where nostalgic atmosphere blends with sophisticated streetscapes.

The theme of the festival, held every August at Kawaguchi Motor Speedway in Kawaguchi City, Saitama Prefecture, is "Let's build a friendly city with festivals." The citywide fervor to organize the festival helped inspire the name "Tatara" - which means "getting hotter quickly." Various civic and volunteer organizations, as well as local businesses, set up stalls. The event is geared toward children and adults, and there's a "Challenge Corner" where the whole family can explore haunted houses as well as traditional games. Events include parades, Mikoshi (Japanese sedan chairs) and Nagashi dances. A fireworks display will also take place at the same time.

Experience one of Hokkaido's most exciting and unique cultural events - the Noboribetsu Hell Festival. Held on the last weekend of August each year in the famous onsen town of Noboribetsu, this fiery celebration brings to life the legend that the lid of Hell opens once a year, allowing the great demon king Enma and his demonic entourage to emerge and parade through the town.

Reykjavík's biggest anniversary celebration and city festival - Culture Night will take place on Saturday 23 August 2025. It can be said that this event is the highlight of the summer, with various exciting events from morning to night adding color to daily life in the city center. All city residents and tourists who want to participate in the celebration and have fun will participate. Nowadays, many families and groups of friends have a tradition of meeting at Culture Night to have a good time together.

The Pistachio Street Food Festival is all about pistachios and offers a wide range of sweet and savoury delicacies. You can sample a variety of dishes and learn how to work with pistachios in a live cooking class. Enjoy the summer vibes of Berlin while tasting international specialities such as crepes, Italian bread, empanadas, bruschetta and tacos and listening to exciting DJ sets. The Pistachio Street Food Festival 2025 will take place on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 August from 12:00 to 22:00 at the Jules Biergarten & Café in Gleisdreieck Park.

The Tomato Festival is also a world-famous traditional festival in Spain. It first started in 1945. On the last day of August every year, tourists from all over the world gather in the town of Bunol to celebrate this unique festival with local residents. Here, tomatoes bring people not only the joy of harvest, but also the joy of carnival.

Winemakers, wine lovers, gourmets. In addition to the Christmas market, Berlin's largest city festival, Spandau, invites you to four days of exciting events in the old town of Spandau in late summer. The Spandau Market Square is transformed into one of Berlin's largest vineyards, while on the large shopping street Karl-Schulze-Straße visitors are spoilt for choice with culinary specialities from four continents, barley juice and iced cocktails. The Spandau Market Square is transformed into one of Berlin's largest vineyards, while on the large shopping street Karl-Schulze-Straße visitors are spoilt for choice with culinary specialities from four continents, barley juice and iced cocktails.

Berlin Beer Week brings together domestic and foreign breweries to present a wide range of special craft beers. For craft beer lovers, Berlin is the capital of craft beer. Berlin Beer Week will hold its own beer festival to celebrate this trend.

The Nippon Domannaka Matsuri, or simply "Domannaka Matsuri," is the largest dance festival in central Japan. The festival is held in the city of Nagoya in central Japan in midsummer. Dancers from all over Japan and abroad gather in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, at the end of August each year. Their dances, original music, and costumes full of local cultural heritage attract many audiences. The Nagoya Dance Festival began in 1999, when it was originally founded by several university students to realize their dream: to hold a dance festival that would spread the charm of Nagoya's dance to the world. The first dance festival had only 26 dance teams and 1,500 performers. Today, the dance festival has attracted 200 dance teams from home and abroad, 20,000 performers, and about 2 million spectators. It has become one of the largest dance festivals in Japan. According to the festival rules, the music must include folk melodies from the contestants' hometowns. Therefore, the participating teams need to prepare original dances and music that can show the local culture. The greatest feature and charm of Domatsuri is that it connects people from different regions and countries, providing them with opportunities to stimulate the vitality of local communities and create and pass on new forms of cultural expression.

Every year during the last weekend of August, Frankfurt celebrates its unique Museumsembankment. As one of the largest cultural celebrations in all of Europe, the Museumsembankment festival attracts and entices visitors from near and far with its rich and varied programme. The museums stay open until late and the participating museums entice visitors with their extraordinary cultural offerings, while numerous stages on both sides of the Main river host concerts from all musical genres, with local artists*, international live acts, DJs, bands and newcomers harmoniously combining to offer music lovers a mix of a summer festival atmosphere, a club vibe and a wild party vibe. Hours of Operation Friday, August 29, 25 3pm to 1am End of Music Program: 12:00pm Saturday, August 30, 25 11am to 1am End of Music Program: 12:00pm Sunday, August 31, 25 11am to 12:00pm End of Music Program: 10:00pm

As night falls over Berlin, the city's museums come alive during the Long Night of Museums (Lange Nacht der Museen). This popular event is a unique opportunity to explore Berlin's diverse art, history and culture outside of regular opening hours. For one night each year, museums and exhibition venues across the city open their doors from dusk until the early hours, offering exhibitions, performances and many other exciting events.

The fireworks display in Moka City, Tochigi Prefecture, is famous for its large-scale fireworks. Over a period of 50 minutes, approximately 10,000 fireworks, star fireworks, and other fireworks are launched into the sky. The large-scale fireworks launched very close to the venue are particularly spectacular. The event will be held on the vast lawn of the Kinu Riverbed Greenery Park, where the fireworks will be set off, allowing visitors to leisurely enjoy the beautiful view.