For yet another summer, Lloret de Mar becomes a great outdoor stage with the new edition of the Lloret Outdoor Summer Festival, a cultural initiative that aims to bring music, theatre, dance, film and other artistic disciplines to the most emblematic – and often unknown – venues in the town.
This festival not only offers an extensive and varied programme for all audiences, but also showcases Lloret’s natural, historical and cultural heritage (from beaches and gardens to squares and heritage sites), turning these spaces into unique, lively venues.
Highlights of the 2025 programme include the following activities:
- Concerts on the seafront during the main festival on the beach in front of the Sardana monument, with Los Manolos and Búhos as headliners, and the already consolidated Clon Festival, with tributes from David Bowie, Rolling Stones and the Gipsy Kings. This year, apart from the Roca d’en Maig stage, we will also be enjoying clone concerts on the Fenals beach stage.
- Open-air cinema every Wednesday in July and August, with screenings in venues such as Plaça Germinal Ros, Sa Caleta and Can Carbó.
- Guided and dramatised routes with the Indiana Route that includes Can Font, the only public Indiano house in Catalonia; the dramatised visit “Clotilde and the Agapanthus” in Santa Clotilde Gardens; the dramatised visit “Widows and Maidens” in the Can Font House Museum; or the guided visit with musical accompaniment to the Modernist Cemetery “The Heritage of the Americas”.
- Family shows, circus, dance and popular tradition shows, such as the concert and sardana dances, the correfoc, the Diada Castellera or the children’s concert in Sa Caleta.
- Special events such as musical evenings in unique venues such as Lloret Castle, Sant Pere del Bosc, the Santa Cristina site and the On Off festival in Sa Caleta.
- Nature Experiences: Activities to discover the natural environment of Lloret de Mar with proposals such as day and night snorkelling trips, yoga sessions on Fenals beach, and guided activities on the beaches of Lloret and Fenals.
In the words of the Councillor for Culture, Vereda López, “With most of the activities free of charge and designed for different audiences, the festival reaffirms its inclusive and accessible nature” and adds “it is an invitation to look at Lloret de Mar with different eyes: to discover its rich heritage, its artistic vitality and the most unexpected corners of the town through proposals that combine emotion, creativity and territory”. More information on: https://www.lloret.cat/ca
