Calella is a town of nearly 20,000 inhabitants, located 50 km north of Barcelona and 40 km south of Girona.

It is considered a leading tourist capital of the Barcelona coast, thanks to its more than 14,000 high-quality accommodation options in hotels, apartments, and campsites. It also stands out for its leisure, cultural (music and film festivals), sporting (International Ironman), and first-class shopping offerings, which return year after year.
Calella boasts three kilometers of beaches with clean, intensely blue waters (Quality Award winner) and natural spaces such as the pine forest of Parc Dalmau, the modernist Manuel Puigvert promenade, the Roca Grossa with its lighthouse, and Les Torretes (17th century). These features make it an ideal destination for family, cultural, and nature tourism.

Masterclasses, Concerts, Jam Sessions and Exhibitions

A tent of over 2,000 square metres, with a wooden platform, where most of the festival’s activities take place: concerts, jam sessions, masterclasses, as well as exhibitions and parallel events. The space is equipped with a stage, sound system, acoustic insulation, seating, and a bar service with tables, drinks, and food.

For jam sessions, a side terrace facing the sea is opened.

It is located right by the sea, at Garbí Beach, in the city centre and just 3 minutes from the train station.

Located on the first floor of the Teatre Sala Mozart, this classroom features a wooden platform and a piano, and is used for some of the beginner workshops.

Just a 5-minute walk away is the commuter train station (towards Barcelona and Girona), as well as the beach tent where the rest of the Festival activities take place.
Also within 5 minutes on foot is the Hotel Miami, which serves as the main accommodation hub and dining area, shared with the bar-restaurant at the tent.