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DroneArt Show in Barcelona: free cinema and exhibitions this Saturday 7 March
Concerts, theatre, cinema and exhibitions to make the most of Saturday in Barcelona. We have selected 7 varied plans, with free options and dates that are worth not missing.
Updated Friday 12:40: we have added new plans for this Saturday.
Free concerts, theatre and exhibitions: these are some of the most appealing plans for this Saturday in Barcelona. We have selected 9 specific proposals for 7 March, with variety and dates that sell out quickly.
Barcelona has an especially tempting mix this Saturday: night-time plans with visual impact, theatre with only a few performances, cinema to slow the pace and several free cultural proposals that fit very well into a daytime route. You can also already feel that March atmosphere, when you feel like moving around the city and linking one plan to another without too much complication.
If you still do not know what to do this Saturday 7 March in Barcelona, here is a short, clear list to decide in two minutes. There is a very visual night-time show, theatre with a limited run, cinema for a quiet afternoon and several free exhibitions worth visiting.
DroneArt Show Barcelona📷
If you fancy a night-time plan with a wow factor, DroneArt Show Barcelona📷 arrives just these days. It is a show designed to be watched outdoors and to leave you feeling that you have experienced something different, perfect for going with a group or as a couple.
Red Moon Yard concert📷
For those who prefer to end Saturday with live music, the Red Moon Yard concert📷 is a straightforward, uncomplicated plan. Ideal if you fancy a venue atmosphere, a night with rhythm and that extra energy only a concert provides.
«Criatura emocional» show📷
If you are looking for a plan with more story and conversation on the way home, «Criatura emocional»📷 fits Saturday very well. It is contemporary theatre and works well for anyone who wants a cultural plan with a social perspective, the kind that stays with you for a while after you leave.
«La reina lloba» show📷
«La reina lloba»📷 is the kind of plan that slips away when you say, “I’ll go another day”, because it is scheduled for a short run of dates. If you fancy large-stage theatre and a proposal with dramatic weight, this Saturday is a good opportunity to go for it.
«La nit de les tríbades» show📷
Among the last-minute additions, «La nit de les tríbades»📷 adds a particularly tempting theatre plan for one simple reason: it has very few dates and Saturday the 7th falls squarely within that brief window. It is a good choice if you fancy a cultural night with more intensity than comfort, the kind that feels a little unrepeatable.
Hiroshi Shimizu film season📷
A Saturday can also mean a pause, a dark auditorium and unhurried cinema. The Hiroshi Shimizu film season📷 is a perfect plan for a quiet afternoon, especially if you fancy discovering or rediscovering Japanese cinema away from the noise.
«Llano de Barcelona 2026-2035» model and “making of” exhibition📷 (free)
If you like curious plans that are also free, the «Llano de Barcelona 2026-2035» model and “making of” exhibition📷 is a small obsession for city lovers. The visit works very well in the daytime, whether with friends or family, and leaves you looking at Barcelona from another perspective, more urban and more about how the things we experience are built.
«Tenemos diecisiete años. Un retrato colectivo» exhibition📷 (free)
Another very well-rounded addition for this Saturday is the «Tenemos diecisiete años. Un retrato colectivo» exhibition📷, newly opened at the CCCB. It has something very useful for a weekend guide: it is free, it is right in the city’s cultural centre and it offers a fresh perspective, perfect to combine with cinema, a walk or coffee in El Raval.
«Y después de Franco, ¿qué? (1965-1975)» exhibition📷 (free)
For a cultural plan with context and history, the «Y después de Franco, ¿qué? (1965-1975)» exhibition📷 at the MNAC is a strong option and also free. It is one of those visits you do not rush: you go, read, connect ideas and leave with your head a little fuller of questions. The Saturday page shows in that slot the MNAC exhibition on Francoist deposits, also historical in nature and open during these dates.
Barcelona always has more plans than fit into a single day, but a well-curated list helps you choose without overwhelming yourself. If you want a show, go for the night-time one; if you fancy culture, combine cinema or theatre with a quiet dinner. And if the budget is in charge, this Saturday’s free options are especially good. The update also adds a newly opened exhibition at the CCCB and a play with very few dates, two additions that make the guide more useful for deciding in time.