Centuries-old rarities on offer at 69th Old and Modern Second-Hand Book Fair
Collector’s items and bargains to be found at free event on Barcelona’s Passeig de Gràcia
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New Stolpersteine memorials honor Catalan victims of fascist persecution
Plaques to those sent to concentration camps for ideological reasons laid outside former homes
Guide to museums in Catalonia reopening after coronavirus lockdown
Galleries and cultural centers are starting to welcome visitors with enhanced safety precautions
Revisiting the history of Catalan feminism
A new book explores women in Catalan literature
Art without bounds at the Museu Episcopal de Vic
A new exhibition shows links in medieval art from Norway and Catalonia
An unexpected Catalan legacy in US history
Gaspar de Portolà is credited with helping expand the state of California as we know it
Rec.0: A decade of fashion, music, and heritage
The unique event, a cross between a market and a cultural festival, celebrates 10 years in the heart of the city of Igualada
20 languages? Not enough! The polyglot adding Catalan to his résumé
“I go running, I’m listening to the history of Catalonia in Catalan. Life couldn’t be better”
L’Alternativa film festival to remember Berlin Wall 30 years after its destruction
The festival has selected documentaries that portray reality before and after Germany’s reunification
Neanderthals: Archaeologists dig deeper into the lives of our relatives
Ongoing excavations of the archaeological site l’Abric Romaní will provide greater insight into the life of Neanderthals from 60,000 years ago
The festival of football celebrating Catalonia's most historic clubs
Strong community links and affordable entertainment ahead of the new season
Last survivors remember Battle of the Ebre 81 years on
Four former Republican soldiers, all 99 years old, attend the commemoration of the longest and largest battle of the Spanish Civil War
As Pride celebrates Stonewall, Catalonia remembers its own LGBT breakthrough
Franco's Spain dismissed queer people as a "danger to society." Then, they staged an unprecedented protest in Barcelona
As Pride celebrates Stonewall, Catalonia remembers its own LGBT breakthrough
Franco's Spain dismissed queer people as a "danger to society." Then, they staged an unprecedented protest in Barcelona
The Catalan who made D-Day possible
75 years ago the Normandy landings turned the tide of World War II thanks to the efforts of a Barcelona-born spy who the British knew as 'Garbo'