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How it works

Everything you need to know if it’s your first time.

What it is

La Llama Fest is an alternative comedy festival in Sants, Barcelona. It takes place in March at Cotxeres de Sants and La Lleialtat Santsenca, with stand-up, live podcast recordings, stage shows, literature, film, talks, a zine fair and a closing party. During the day most sessions are free to attend; at night there are ticketed shows. It is organised by La Llama, the comedy bookshop in Sant Antoni, and has been running since 2022.

When

From Thursday 11 to Saturday 13 March 2027

Preview: Monday 8 March

Where

Cotxeres de Sants and La Lleialtat Santsenca

Sants, Barcelona

How many sessions

48

Over 3 days. 35 of them free entry.

How to get in

This edition is over: tickets are no longer on sale.

Night ticket

22–25 €

One per night, covering every show that night. Not needed with the festival pass.

  1. Thursday 11€22

    One ticket for the two shows: 21:00 Feishow22:10 Abián Díaz & Clara Ingold

    Buy the Thursday night ticket (on Entradium, opens in a new tab)

  2. Friday 12€25

    One ticket for the two shows: 21:00 Big Friday show22:00 El Grotshow de Vanessa Valero

    Buy the Friday night ticket (on Entradium, opens in a new tab)

  3. Saturday 13€25

    One ticket for the two shows: 21:00 Ray O’Leary, Beñat Iturbe and Marnie Manning22:00 Big closing show

    Buy the Saturday night ticket (on Entradium, opens in a new tab)

Festival pass

80 €

Includes

  • All 3 nights (Thursday, Friday and Saturday)
  • The 7 pass-only sessions (Friday and Saturday, between 17:00 and 21:00, at La Lleialtat)
  • Priority for sessions that need booking
  • A tote bag, wristband and programme

Bought separately, the 3 nights come to €72 and don’t include the 7 pass-only sessions.

Buy the festival pass (on Entradium, opens in a new tab)

On Entradium it costs €81.60 including booking fees. Limited places.

How to buy

The festival pass and night tickets are sold on Entradium. Your ticket arrives by email; show it on your phone at the door. Sessions that need booking are booked from their own page once booking opens.

All tickets on Entradium (on Entradium, opens in a new tab)

How to choose what to see

Save what you like

In La meva Llama: it builds your schedule and tells you if anything changes.

Buy night tickets early

For the night shows, buy your ticket in advance: one ticket per night, covering every show that night.

Arrive early

Free sessions let people in until the room is full.

Getting there

The festival’s two venues are in the Sants neighbourhood, a five-minute walk apart.

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VenuesWalking routeMetroTrainStreet route

Away from the venues

  • Warm-up · Monday 8 March · 20:00Sasquatch SunsetEspai Texas · Carrer de Bailèn, 205 (Gràcia)
  • Saturday 13 March · 11:30OpeningStreet parade
  • Saturday 13 · until 3 amClosing partyLa Deskomunal · Carrer de la Riera d’Escuder, 38

Bus, Bicing, night bus and where everything is each day

Times and doors

Accessibility

Cotxeres de Sants

Accessible for people with physical disabilities (according to Barcelona City Council).

More details

FAQ

Can I buy a ticket for just one show?

No. The night ticket covers every show that night (Thursday €22, Friday €25, Saturday €25).

Pass-only sessions have no single tickets.

Do free sessions need booking?

Only the ones that say so on their page. The rest are free entry until full.

What if a session sells out, changes or is cancelled?

We show it in the programme and on its page: “Sold out”, “Change” or “Cancelled”. If you saved it in La meva Llama, it tells you what changed.

When do doors open?
  • Cotxeres de Sants: To be confirmed
  • La Lleialtat Santsenca: To be confirmed
What language are the sessions in?

To be confirmed. Once we know, each session page will say.

Are there age recommendations?

If a session has one, it’s on its page.

Are the venues accessible?

What we know is listed under each venue:

  • Cotxeres de Sants: Accessible for people with physical disabilities (according to Barcelona City Council).
  • La Lleialtat Santsenca: To be confirmed
How do I read the times?

All times are Barcelona time. An end time with “~” is approximate. If a session has no time yet, it says “Time to be confirmed”.

What do the symbols in the programme mean?

They show how you get in. Empty square: free entry. Half-filled square: festival pass only. Filled square: night ticket (or festival pass).