Embotona't Festival at Poble Espanyol in Barcelona 2024
Enjoy a solidarity day full of culture: concerts, stories, puppets, cinema, workshops and other surprises! Embotona't is a festival for everyone, for all families and all children.
Embotona't is of a solidarity nature and is organized by La Fundació Aspasim, which is the non-profit entity that looks after people with severe intellectual disabilities.
Poble Espanyol, an emblematic venue in the city that recreates different corners of Spain, provides an ideal setting for this festival, allowing visitors to enjoy culture and fun in a unique and picturesque environment. Attendees can explore the streets and squares of Poble Espanyol while participating in the various scheduled activities.
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