The Lions play their last home game of the month this Sunday, 23rd February, starting at 14:00. Real Valladolid will visit La Catedral. We would like to inform you about some events that will be held this weekend in the capital of Bizkaia that may be of interest to you, if you are visiting Bilbao.
Events in Bilbao (21 to 23 February 2025)
The Athletic Club faces Real Valladolid this Sunday at San Mamés, in a match corresponding to the 25th game of LaLiga.
If you are visiting Bilbao this weekend to attend the match, you should know that the capital of Bizkaia is a city with a wide range of leisure, culture and gastronomy, and with an increasing number of family plans.
Among the latter, the AC Museoa, the Athletic Club Museum, stands out. Thanks to this museum, visitors can learn first-hand what makes the red & white team unique in the world. All this thanks to its 1,000 objects and articles that cover the more than 125 years of history of our club.
The visit to the Museum is accompanied by an incomparable experience, the San Mamés Tour, a journey through a large part of the stadium and its main rooms: the changing rooms, the press room, the grass, the stands and, of course, the iconic bust of Pichichi.
Enjoy the AC Museoa and La Catedral, in one of the best family plans in Bilbao. Get your ticket now.
Music
This weekend, the Sala Azkena will host concerts by the bands Tregua and Punk Sailor on Friday 21st. On Saturday 22nd February, the Madrid artist and composer La Cendejas will be on stage.
Meanwhile, the Kafe Antzokia will host the concert by the Valencian band Santero Y Los Muchachos on Friday, and Bad Sound on Saturday.
Theatre
Meanwhile, at the Arriaga Theatre, the play ‘El Cuarto de Atrás’ (The room outback) will be performed this weekend, starring Emma Suárez and Alberto Iglesias.
Likewise, at the Campos Elíseos theatre, there will be space until Sunday 23rd February for the show ‘17 veces reloaded’ (reloaded 17 times), by Faemino y Cansado, and on Friday 21st for the comedy show ‘Todo sobre mi abuela’ (Everything about my Granma), by Gorka Aginagalde and Iñigo Salinero.
