The Pi neighbourhood's festa major, also known as the Festa de Sant Josep Oriol, is held round 23 March in the streets and squares surrounding the local church, Santa Maria del Pi.

The Coordinadora Festa Major del Casc Antic organises the annual festival in honour of the patron saint. Popular culture is very much alive in these neighbourhoods, so the festival programme has lots of folk and traditional activities.

The Raval festival is organised by the residents' association, the Associació de Veïns del Carme, with a lot of activities that are designed to appeal to all ages and tastes.

The origins of the Festes de Sant Roc in Plaça Nova can be traced back to 1589. According to the documents that have come down to us, that was the year when the festivities were first held.

The neighbourhood festival, held at the end of September in honour of Sant Miquel, has a number of features that set it apart from the rest, including its decorated streets and the cannon parade.

The Associació Amics de la Rambla organises the festa major in honour of their patron saint, the Mare de Déu del Roser. They basically hold a mass and offer flowers to the Virgin.