Theaters and venues

The central headquarters of the Festival has two projection rooms: the Auditorium, with capacity for 1,380 spectators, and the Tramuntana Room, where 400 journalists gather first thing in the morning to enjoy press screenings.

We celebrate the recovery of the Escorxador –Centre Cultural. The renovated multipurpose space is ready to once again host screenings within the framework of the event, thanks to the extraordinary remodeling carried out by the Sitges City Council. The adaptation of both the interior and exterior of this facility will once again make it one of the nerve centers of the next Festival

Gastronomy

The Foodtastic Area is the Food Truck area where various caravans, with a wide variety of both national and international cuisines, offer us their best products at the foot of the sea. You will find options for the most carnivorous, for vegetarians and vegans, for those who prefer fish...

From October 3 to 13, 2024

Hours: 12:00h - 24:00h

Another indisputable space of the DNA of Sitges. A temple for unconditional sections such as New Visions, Anima't or Seven Chances, in addition to night sessions and marathons.

Outdoor leisure

A space where the Festival does not stop. MEETING, is consolidated as an outdoor space in which leisure activities are carried out in a relaxed chill-out atmosphere. With a program full of leisure activities: live music, projections, podcasts, multidisciplinary arts, photocalls, brand activations and a meeting point for fans and guests of our cinema. Some science fiction activities!

The soundtrack of the MEETING comes from LOLA VAN. A 1974 Volkswagen T2 van converted into a luxurious DJ booth, it will make you dance in the purest and most jerky zombie style!

Come and enjoy the free sessions of the Festival, where we vindicate, recover and pay tribute to the most daring genre cinema.

What was the house of the architect and artist Miquel Utrillo, is part of the Maricel complex, in front of the Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Its history and knowledge are preserved inside a building recently restored and inaugurated as a library in 1936.

Inaugurated in 1983, in Plaza Catalunya in the Poble Sec neighborhood of Sitges, the Josep Roig i Raventós Library responded to one of the most populated areas in the town at that time. His name remembers the Sitges native, doctor and writer, named the town's favorite son for his work and professional career.