Family shows, open visits, and a tasting glass for visitors will turn the weekend of May 17 and 18 into a true celebration of culture.

The Casteller Museum of Catalonia joins the celebration of Museum Night and International Museum Day once again, with a program designed for all audiences. During the weekend of May 17 and 18, the museum will offer free admission, family-friendly shows, and a special promotion linked to “Music Valls Va de Vins”, turning the venue into a meeting point of culture, tradition, and festivity.

On Saturday, May 17, as part of Museum Night, all visitors who enter the museum throughout the day will receive an official “Music Valls Va de Vins” glass, allowing them to enjoy this event that combines live music, local gastronomy, and regional wines.
At 5 p.m., the company Un Pam de Nas will present the free show The Magic of the Castells, a proposal full of wonder and surprises for young and old alike. Afterwards, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., the museum will open for a special nighttime schedule, with free access and self-guided visits to enjoy the casteller experience in a unique way.
On Sunday, May 18, coinciding with International Museum Day, the museum will extend its opening hours from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with free admission all day.
Places are limited. Advance booking is required at: www.museucasteller.cat

The Casteller Museum of Catalonia opened in 2023 thanks to the joint effort of the Valls City Council, the Government of Catalonia, the Tarragona Provincial Council, and the Coordinating Committee of Casteller Groups of Catalonia. The project has made it possible to create a unique and innovative museum and experience center in the heart of the Historic Center, next to the iconic Plaça del Blat, the Km0 of casteller tradition. In the new Casteller Museum, visitors can feel and live the excitement of castells and discover the values and everything surrounding this unique tradition, which has more than two centuries of history and is recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.