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Ajuntament de Barcelona
Free festive fun
This Christmas, make the most of free (or almost free) events and activities going on around Barcelona.
Dec 1, 2009 in LIVING
Freedom of worship
Efforts are being made to make Catalunya home to many different religions but they may not be doing the job
Dec 1, 2009 by Katy MacGregor in THE ARCHIVE (1 Comments)
A few words with Silicone Soul
Following their summer residency at La Terrrazza, the Scottish duo return to Barcelona with their eponymous latest album
Dec 1, 2009 in GOING OUT
Photo by Lee Woolcock
Winter games
Forget skiing's long lift lines and expensive equipment. Here are some sports you can enjoy in Barcelona all winter without leaving the city or spending a fortune
Dec 1, 2009 by Christian Overgaard in LIVING
By Arnau Miquel
Art remade
Back for another year is the Drap-Art Festival featuring green art
Dec 1, 2009 by Sara Blaylock in GOING OUT
Faith in art
The Islamic world is portrayed through its art at this CaixaForum exhibition, reviewed by Alx Phillips
Dec 1, 2009 by Alx Phillips in GOING OUT
Interview: Peter Bacchus
US musician and composer Peter Bacchus has made his home here
Dec 1, 2009 in GOING OUT
Over to you: Amy Blaise
Amy Blaise is an American living in Sitges who has twice brought the traditional British pantomime to the Catalan stage
Dec 1, 2009 by Hannah Pennell in LIVING
Lee Woolcock
Julienne Dolphin Wilding
We talked to the environmental artist who now spends six months of the year here about her work and thoughts on Barcelona's 'green' profile
Dec 1, 2009 by Nicola Thornton in LIVING