Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
On May 15th and 16th, the fourth edition of SNT4EVER Fest took place in the neighborhood of Sants, Barcelona.
Seven years ago, the SNT Forever association was created to defend and preserve Plaça dels Països Catalans – AKA Sants – one of Barcelona’s most iconic skate spots. Since then, the festival has grown into a yearly gathering focused on skate culture and community, featuring photo exhibitions, video premieres, workshops, talks, family and kids activities, collage and architecture workshops, and much more.
This year’s edition included two full days of skateboarding, with special guest Leo Valls, the premiere of Exist by CHPO, and many local video premieres celebrating the Barcelona scene.
More than a festival, SNT Forever Fest is a way to show that the Sants skate scene is still alive and still fighting for the future of the plaza. After years of work with the City Council, the long-awaited project to make the spot skateable again is finally moving forward, with the reopening currently expected for December 2026.
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On May 15th and 16th, the fourth edition of SNT4EVER Fest took place in the neighborhood of Sants, Barcelona.
Seven years ago, the SNT Forever association was created to defend and preserve Plaça dels Països Catalans – AKA Sants – one of Barcelona’s most iconic skate spots. Since then, the festival has grown into a yearly gathering focused on skate culture and community, featuring photo exhibitions, video premieres, workshops, talks, family and kids activities, collage and architecture workshops, and much more.
This year’s edition included two full days of skateboarding, with special guest Leo Valls, the premiere of Exist by CHPO, and many local video premieres celebrating the Barcelona scene.
More than a festival, SNT Forever Fest is a way to show that the Sants skate scene is still alive and still fighting for the future of the plaza. After years of work with the City Council, the long-awaited project to make the spot skateable again is finally moving forward, with the reopening currently expected for December 2026.
More from us:
website // bubbleskatemag.com
instagram // instagram.com/bubbleskatemag
tiktok // tiktok.com/@bubbleskatemag
