Cirque du Soleil’s 'Ovo' set to light up Tarragona with fresh take on classic show
Performances at Tarraco Arena are scheduled for December 18–21, tickets going on sale this Wednesday
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Culture news and stories from Barcelona and Catalonia
Almost 10% of content on streaming platforms now has audio or subtitles in Catalan
Twice as many titles available in Catalan compared to three years ago, mainly due to more dubbing
Michelin-starred chefs Roca brothers open new restaurant honoring mother
Montserrat Fontané restaurant in Sant Julià de Ramis to focus on Catalan traditional cuisine
Clandestine political meetings, refashioning style and rhythm: translating Catalan literature
Peter Bush and Laura McGloughlin share their experiences of translating contemporary and classic Catalan writing into English
Barcelona Symphony Orchestra returns to Lyon after a decade
Orchestra conductor Ludovic Morlot and musicians perform pieces by Maurice Ravel, Hèctor Parra, and George Gershwin
BCN Film Festival kicks off for week of stellar cinema and A-list stars
Barbie Ferreira says festival opener 'Bob Trevino Likes It' let her bring out her "inner child"
Emerging artists from Salou, Sabadell, and Cuba join Barcelona's Alma music festival
Singers to perform at Village stage ahead of musicians such as Camila Cabello, Wilco, The Corrs, Alan Parsons, or Rag'n'Bone Man
Twenty One Pilots bring their unique musical blend to Barcelona
American duo performs at Palau Sant Jordi on their Clancy World Tour
DocsBarcelona 2025 offers a dozen open events
28th edition of documentary festival kicks off May 8, includes screenings, talks, and concerts
Loreen to headline Eurovision party at Terramar Festival in Sitges
Nebulosa and Kuve also among artists performing at Euro-Party on August 3
Barcelona exhibition exploring art and culture of Amazon extended until May 25
'Amazons – The Ancestral Future' at CCCB highlights indigenous voices from the rainforest
From Paulo Coelho to Sara Mesa and Madeline Miller - book recommendations from Sant Jordi newbies
Catalonia's day of love seen through new eyes
Best-selling Sant Jordi writer Xavier Bosch expresses 'infinite gratitude' to readers
Diagonal Manhattan among most popular Catalan-language fiction books
Over €26m and two million books sold: Sant Jordi 2025 marks new record
Xavier Bosch, Joël Dicker, Sílvia Soler, Javier Cercas, and Maria Dueñas among the most sold across Catalonia
Best Sant Jordi 2025 photos in Barcelona and across Catalonia
Millions of roses and books carried around the territory on Catalonia's Day of Love
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