The Museum’s lineup of events for this summer is as diverse as our visitors’ dreams, as diverse as we are, and as diverse as
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As Chief Skipper, I want to convey—in my own words, as you’ve come to know me—the situation we’re experiencing and enduring. It’s now a
Artisanal fishing in the Mediterranean is governed by a series of regulations drafted and approved in offices kilometers away that, far from making their
New Advanced Vocational Training Cycle in Audiovisual Project Production and Performance. Next academic year (2026–2027), at La Salle Barceloneta, we have exciting news: our
Holistic support services for well-being and personal growth: • Individual Therapy• Couples and Family Therapy• Holistic Sexuality Counseling• Personal Growth Programs for Children and
Barcelona’s seafront becomes a major sporting and civic stage during the month of July, with international regattas, grassroots competitions, inclusive sailing and initiatives open
MB92 Barcelona, together with Carbon Blue, has completed a second delivery of bespoke benches to FC Barceloneta, following the successful installation of the first
CARNS BATLLORI – Over 150 Years of Roots in the Market More than 150 years of roots in the market. The Batlloris are fourth-generation
A Barceloneta classic since 1921 Fortunately, Paco Alcalde Restaurant is one of those establishments that has managed to maintain its essence over time. In
JetBrains , creator of intelligent development tools used by 15 million developers and 88 of the world’s 100 largest companies Fortune Global, Tech Barcelona as a
On May 29 and 30, the fourth edition of the Petit Mercat de Mercats was held at the Mercat de la Barceloneta. The event’s
The Local Business Fair was held on May 8, 9, and 10 at Plaza de las Glorias, attracting more than 40,000 visitors. This year’s
The goal: to strengthen local commerce In 2026, Barcelona was recognized as the first European Capital of Local Commerce in the “Visionary” category (cities
(PRBB) is celebrating 20 years as one of Europe’s leading research hubs, with seven research centers and a critical mass of nearly 1,700 people.
Shôko’s Commitment to the Barceloneta Neighborhood Shôko Barcelona has celebrated its 20th anniversary on the Barceloneta waterfront—the very neighborhood that saw it born and
When we talk about health, we often think of physical health: exercising, eating well, or seeing a doctor when we need to. But health
Are the community accounts up to date? Is everything in order? Mai and Marisa Casas, community presidents and clients “We are the presidents of
MEDITERRANIA SCHOOL Created as a result of the merger of the Madre de Dios del Mar and Lepante schools. It began operations in the
From Literacy to Advanced Education 18th century : Extremely high illiteracy ratesAt that time, La Barceloneta was a newly established neighborhood (founded in 1753),
It’s time to sit out on the terrace and enjoy the summer with the best company. Eat, drink, laugh… At Can Ganassa. The same
1977, When we stopped praying and started laughing In Barceloneta, over the course of nearly three centuries, there have been many shortages, but there
Exhibition: “A Window into the Past.” June 16–July 27 Students in the 3D Animation, Games, and Interactive Environments programs at La Salle Barceloneta have
We live in a neighborhood that looks out onto the sea, in a privileged marine environment that we cherish and must preserve. Our community
Art that heals in a more humane hospital. That’s the idea. Hospital del Mar is transforming into an art exhibition. This original initiative, coordinated
AL RICO CHIVIRICOQUI, COQUI The term “chiviricoqui” refers to a traditional sweet that was popular in Barceloneta in the ’60s and ’70s. It was
New programs that combine exercise, health, and personalized attention, tailored to different fitness levels, ages, and goals. In today’s fast-paced world, taking care of
Understanding perimenopause Perimenopause is a transitional phase that can begin between the ages of 40 and 50. It is not a health problem, but
-A Barcelona native born in Valencia. I was born in Valencia 47 years ago, surrounded by orange trees—and, as it happens, on the very
The Barceloneta newspaper wasn’t a dream. It was as much a part of our reality as the Torín bullring or the San Sebastià baths.
JULY: J70 European Championship – July 20-26 International sailing event bringing together the best crews from across the continent. Organized by the Royal Barcelona
The main motivation for organising these Open Days year after year is to bring the Port closer to the public. We do this by
The Open Days took place on Saturday and Sunday, 30 and 31 May, with almost 5,000 guided tours by land and sea, an extensive
The face of everyday terror in post-war Barceloneta For today’s generations, the name ‘El Gravat’ will mean nothing, but for those who lived through
The term ‘illiterate’ refers to a person who cannot read or write. However, a person who, although familiar with the basic letters, is unable
