Sagrada Família to raffle night tour visits for Sant Jordi
Everybody named Jordi, Jordina, or international equivalent will be able to enter for free on April 23
Culture
Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Ratafia: Catalan liqueur gaining popularity among Gen Z
Centuries-old sweet beverage seeing resurgence as way to embrace rural roots
Timber rafters enjoy first descent event as UNESCO-recognized tradition
Ancient Pyrenean occupation earned Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity status in December
The making of a revolutionary artist: retracing Pablo Picasso's steps in Catalonia
Andalusian lived in Barcelona for 9 years and spent formative period in Horta de Sant Joan
Picasso Center in Horta displays eight new depictions of village made in 1901 and 1903
Exhibition brings together reproductions of oil paintings, watercolors and drawings from museums and private collections around the world
Catalans prefer paella over 'tapas,' sushi, or pizza
Most representative Catalan dish is 'escudella,' overtaking 'pa amb tomàquet,' says poll
Crystal Fighters, Pink Martini, and Ben Harper headliners at Costa Brava's Porta Ferrada music festival
Catalan music groups La Pegatina, Mishima, and Blaumut to take to stage at 61st edition
Barcelona Beer Festival changes location and dates for 2023
Celebration of local and international craft beer to be held in Fira Montjuïc in warm May weather
110,000 attend 41st edition of Comic Barcelona
International artists return as organizers meet target of attracting more young people and families
Unveiling 1,322 Spanish Civil War bomb shelters in Barcelona
New photography exhibition in 'La Model' prison takes visitors underground and over eight decades back in time
Barcelona agrees to name street or square after Freddie Mercury
Queen singer recorded homage to city in duet with Catalan soprano Montserrat Caballé
PODCAST: Barcelona's Civil War bomb shelters, 85 years on
Photographer Ana Sánchez on her new exhibition of underground bunkers and 90-year-old Manel Bachs recounts his vivid memories of the war
Jaume Plensa and Gaudí united in exposition at 'La Pedrera'
Renowned Catalan sculptor exhibits over hundred small, medium, and large-scale pieces
New 'immersive' experience at Dalí's childhood home in Figueres this July
Tickets cost €10 for visits in groups of up to eight people
New comic tells Catalan National Art Museum history
Writer Jordi Carrión and illustrator Sagar's stories explain different painting styles
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