Re-thinking food waste: crafting blonde beers out of excess bread
'La Panarra' is made with 36% of dry bread
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'Bona nit, Rambles:' A documentary with a gender perspective on Barcelona's iconic street
Film showing tourist street at night has made it to the Nest selection at the San Sebastian Film Festival
Crashes with injuries on AP-7 up 28% since toll removal
Fatal accidents on Catalonia's main highway fall to lowest level in five years
Barcelona’s Palestinian and Israeli communities held separate events one year after Hamas attacks
Arab nations supported rally in city center while Jewish group prays in Synagogue
Castellers de Vilafranca crowned again in human towers contest after two ten-storey constructions
Event happens every two years and dates back to 1932, dragging international attention
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Sagrada Família: From the 'prettiest metro exit' to a permanent ban on Barcelona's network
TikTok trend forces metro network to supervise Sagrada Família's station escalator
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‘I am to be sent to Lebanon, but have been able to delay it until human tower contest is over’
National Geographic or The Times among international media in the event
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Sant Miquel del Fai natural park reopens after landslide forced closure in March
Site iconic for its cliffs, waterfalls and pools, shaped by eroded stone
PODCAST: The big move to Barcelona - Expectations versus reality
Filling the Sink talks to listeners during Barcelona International Community Day
Britain will compete in America's Cup final for first time in 60 years
Ineos Britannia will face the defending champions, Emirates Team New Zealand, after defeating the Italian team
Catalonia's biggest human towers contest returns this weekend – All details and how to watch
Best 30 groups of 'castellers' will compete for championship title in Tarragona, with 11,000 spectators expected
Spain to reform controversial 'Gag Law', ending border pushbacks and phasing out rubber bullets
Public safety law was passed by conservative People's Party in 2015, giving more powers to police
Barcelona's women’s sailing team 'sets basis' for future America's Cup championships
First women's edition of the sailing competition marks changing point in prestigious event
Major international directors and cult classics: what not to miss at Sitges Film Festival
The fantasy and horror genre fest is underway in the seaside town from October 3-13
Palestinian community organizes protest to mark first anniversary of Israel's war in Gaza
80-meter-long banner displaying names of victims unfurled at protest announcement