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The Artur Carbonell exhibition allows his figure to be projected among the general public as well
| 9 April 2026
The Artur Carbonell exhibition and its activities, held between November and March 22, have brought together 4,490 people and, above all, have allowed the recovery and projection of the figure of a first-rate artist from Catalonia in the 20th century. Artur Carbonell. Beyond the Mask has presented...view ›
Sitges Museums presents a spring full of art, activities and cultural experiences
| 9 April 2026
Sitges Museums offers a rich and diverse program for the months of April, May and June that consolidates its role as a living space of culture and heritage. Under the umbrella of the Laboratorio de les Arts program, this quarter of April, May and June combines exhibitions, participatory activities...view ›
Museus de Sitges promotes seven cultural activities to celebrate Sant Jordi with the collaboration of entities in the town
| 8 April 2026
Sitges Museums presents a special program with seven cultural activities that will take place between April 11 and 25 on the occasion of Sant Jordi's Day, one of the most emblematic celebrations of Catalan culture. The cycle has the collaboration of several entities in the town, such as the AFA of...view ›
The Palau de Maricel opens during Easter
| 31 March 2026
The Palau de Maricel is open daily during Easter for guided tours, between Wednesday 1 and Sunday 5, with the aim of bringing the heritage closer to all the visitors that Sitges receives during these days. Easter is one of the periods of the year with the greatest influx of visitors in Sitges. The...view ›
A portrait of Zubiaurre on Rusiñol restored
| 17 March 2026
Sitges Museums has carried out the restoration and recovery of a work recently incorporated into the collection of the Maricel Museum, a portrait of Santiago Rusiñol, by Valentín Zubiaurre dated between 1911 and 1912. The work was carried out in the museums' restoration and conservation workshop...view ›
Commemoration of International Women's Day at the Sitges Museums with three activities that highlight the role of women in art and culture
| 5 March 2026
The Sitges Museums join the commemoration of March 8, International Women's Day, with a program of activities that invites us to revisit cultural heritage and history from a contemporary perspective and with a gender perspective. The proposal includes a special guided tour of the museums, a...view ›
The Sitges Museums review the artistic canon with new acquisitions that focus on more inclusive stories
| 26 February 2026
The Sitges Museums are taking a decisive step towards more inclusive museums with the incorporation of a set of new works that question the traditional artistic canon and open the door to new readings of art history. The acquisitions, made in 2025 by the Sitges Heritage Consortium, focus on artists...view ›
Peter Stämpfli, an international figure in pop art and narrative figuration, and closely linked to Sitges, has died.
| 20 February 2026
The artist Peter Stämpfli passed away last night in Paris, his adopted city and the center of his creative process, which resonated throughout the world. Born in Deisswil bei Münchenbuchsee, Switzerland, in 1937, Stämpfli was an international figure in Pop Art and narrative figuration. A...view ›
Rusiñol and Casas also dressed up and ate 'xató'
| 11 February 2026
It is February at the end of the 19th century in Sitges. And Carnival, xató , El Retiro, El Prado and L’Eco de Sitges are the stars of local life. 130 years have passed, but the essence remains the same. On February 16, 1896, the pages of L’Eco de Sitges reported on the celebration of Dijous Gras...view ›
This Friday's Piece of the Month reveals an exceptional Gothic box linked to Pope Pius II
| 26 January 2026
The Sitges Museums present a new session of The Piece of the Month this Friday at 6pm, in the Rocamora Room of the Maricel Museum, dedicated to a unique work of furniture heritage preserved in the Cau Ferrat Museum: a box in the florid Gothic style from northern Italy and linked to the Piccolomini...view ›
