Sagrada Família free 'open doors' days return for Santa Eulàlia festivities
Draw for 8,500 free tickets ahead of February 8 and 9 event
Culture
Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Casa Batlló mapping artist finds 'universal inspiration at the core of Gaudí’s work'
Italian designer Quayola presents 'Arborescent', blending timeless themes with cutting-edge technology
Picasso Museum's 2025 season celebrates Sala Gaspar and Alfred Jarry
Gallery to redesign visitor experience and introduce new membership card
Catalan filmmaker Jaime Rosales premieres 'Morlaix' at Rotterdam film festival
Latest movie focuses on love story in a small French Brittany town
Valls celebrates largest calçotada with 30,000 people
Event marks the start of the World Region of Gastronomy activities
BCNegra crime fiction festival returns for 20th anniversary edition
Spotlight on Mediterranean port cities Barcelona, Marseille and Napoli, with writers including Donna Leon, Benjamin Black, and Arnaldur Indriðason
Stay Homas performs their last show five years after pandemic made them famous
Music band plays three concerts in Barcelona after "music gave and took away everything in our lives"
First artists confirmed for Les Nits de Barcelona festival
Sara Baras, Rosario, and Queen and ABBA tribute acts among headliners in Palau de Pedralbes gardens
Rufus Wainwright premieres 'Dream Requiem' in Barcelona in 'powerful experience'
Auditori and Palau de la Música host soprano Anna Prohaska in only concert in Spain with composer as piece narrator
Llum BCN reaches new horizons, branching into scenography, photography, and dance
New multidisciplinary edition of Poblenou light festival returns February 7-9
Civil War raid shelter in Barcelona opens to visitors
Torre de la Sagrera site used by locals and factory workers
The Catalan donkey: a national symbol, and endangered breed
Image of native animal exploded in popularity in 2000s as counterpoint to Spanish bull
MACBA unveils 'assertive' and 'decolonial' 2025 program in response to rise of populism
Exhibitions by Carlos Motta and Coco Fusco will offer a critical reflection on the sociopolitical landscape
Animals in a landscape or replaced with figures: new concepts for traditional festivals
Animal rights organization ADDA proposes alternatives for customs such as Tres Tombs
Barcelona celebrates 200 years of Tres Tombs
Horses, donkeys, and mules parade vintage carriages through city center
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