Co-productions of the Grec Festival to see during the Barcelona theatrical season. Don't miss them!
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The 2020/21 season begins with extensive programming, crossed by multiple thematic axes
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The event will take place in various museums and cultural facilities in the city, following current health...
The Palau Robert remembers and pays tribute to the Argentine photographer with the exhibition called 'I...
The Orquestra Simfònica Camera Musicae and the Orfeó Català will perform the last symphony by the German...
The International Dance Film Festival will be held virtually with an in-site session in the Filmoteca.
With Iñaki Mur and Júlia Bonjoch in the leading roles of this new version, the comedy by Alícia Serrat and...
On September 15th, the new 2020/21 season of the theater begins with double programming.
The Historic Botanical Garden houses a lush vegetation typical of Mediterranean and temperate climates....
Rieres d’Horta Park acts as a green bridge between the Collserola mountain range and the city.
The Marc Domènech art gallery exhibits a collection of photographs by Jaques Léonard where Dalí is the...
The permanent exhibition of the Museum of Modernism of Barcelona will be displaying exceptional furniture...
The Gardens of the Pedralbes Palace concentrate a plant collection composed of species from all over the...
A surprising collection of succulent plants makes the Gardens of Mossèn Costa i Llobera one of the most...
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The MIRA festival creates this new section, which will screen immersive works made with different animation and 3D techniques.
The Sala Barcelona, concerts in Park Güell and at the Pedralbes Monastery, visits for discovering the city's history and screenings of thrillers and documentaries are just a few of the offerings you can enjoy from now to September.
Located on the ground floor of the Palau de la Virreina, where the Tiquet Rambles office had been housed up to now (La Rambla, 99), the Citizen Office for Culture will be opening to the public this Tuesday, 2 June. The venue's transformation is expected to be completed by September 2021, though it will already be offering assistance to individuals and organisations from the city’s cultural fabric as from this June.
Barcelona City Council has announced a second package of eleven measures, with a further investment of €1,670,000, to support the city's cultural network. The plan reinforces grassroots culture, keeps or expands existing programmes - such as the Barcelona Grec Festival, among others - and provides financial aid for the physical adaptation of cultural venues to the post-COVID-19 scenario and the creation of innovative projects. The new measures include the launch of a Casa de la Música [House of Music] in 2021, the opening of a new Citizen Culture Office and the provision of public places for musical events.
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