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Meet Vincent Van Gogh Experience en BarcelonaThe Meet Vincent Van Gogh Experience is the first official exhibition created by the Van Gogh Museum experts about the work and life of the great Dutch painter. This temporary experience, designed for the whole family, will allow you to know the true story of Van Gogh thanks to the best audiovisual techniques: multisensory scenes, sets that recreate the works of the painter and intriguing narrations. You can also see the details of your paintings through a special microscope and touch the reproductions of the original works of art, to feel the stroke of the brushstrokes.

Max BeckmannExhibition organized in collaboration with the National Museum Thyssen-Bornemisza on the work of Max Beckmann (Leipzig, 1884 - New York, 1950), the artist whose paintings were classified as degenerated by the Nazis in 1937. The exhibition is divided into two sections. The first shows us the stage in which he began to be recognized in Germany and the second section, which focuses on the years he spent in Amsterdam and the United States, is structured around four metaphors related to exile as an existential condition of man modern.

Market to Fork: Market Tour and Private Cooking ClassTo the experience of visiting the Boquería Market you can add the experiences of visiting it accompanied by a chef, receive a private and personalized cooking class, and then savor what you have cooked. If we add that the class and the meal are held in the chef's home and that his home has a terrace and views over Barcelona, ​​can you ask for more?

Spa with massage + gastronomic experience at the Fairmont Rey Juan Carlos I HotelThe Spazio Nyxpert The Royal Fitness & Spa at the Fairmont Rey Juan Carlos I hotel (5 stars) is designed for total relaxation. And they have succeeded in adding the gastronomic experience to the spa experience. The program is quite complete. In total there are more than 4 hours of an excellent wellness and gastronomic experience that will allow you to listen to your body and give it a break. The experience begins with a delicate and relaxing Hindu massage wrapped in aromatherapy and tempered oils ...

Kosmopolis Literature FestivalKosmopolis literature festival, which in its tenth edition maintains the five days, will convert all the CCCB spaces into meeting places for readers with writers of books, scriptwriters, playwrights, musicians and journalists from around the world. With the motto "The stories that move the world", Kosmopolis will revolve around the stories of the 21st century that try to make sense of the world we have created. In the media in general and the digital media in particular, everything is or can be susceptible of becoming a story, that is, in stories, narrations, fictions or short stories. To discuss these stories, will participate Han Kang, Enrique Vila-Matas, Julian Barnes, Mona Eltahawy, Susan Orlean, Gonçalo Tavares, Philip Ball, Laura Bates and Éric Sadin among many others.

Carnival in Barcelona 2019 | Arribo and ParadesDuring a week Barcelona will be filled with parades, mask dances, popular snacks and sardine burials. Thursday Gras, the Carnival King makes his triumphal entry into Barcelona at dusk with the so-called Arribo, the central activity of the carnival that consists of a great party with His Majesty Carnival (this year the reign is shared between two kings, Belluga and Tòtil Tocatdelala ) and all his entourage. The party will begin on Thursday, February 28 (Thursday Gras) at 6:00 pm on La Rambla, in front of the Arts Santa Mónica. The entourage of the Carnival King will arrive and will go up La Rambla to the Palau de la Virreina. Afterwards, the battle will begin, called de la Taronjada, with confetti, balloons and orange fireworks, and the party will continue.

Flic FestivalFLIC is a festival related to literary experience and creation. Its main objective is to promote the relationship between literature and the different arts. They use innovative and experimental formats that encourage interdisciplinary creation, while generating interest in the literary. Following this line, the FLIC encourages literary action in unusual spaces and brings it closer to audiences at risk of social exclusion. Another feature of the festival is its proximity to powerful international initiatives, which is why it has been recognized with the European quality seal of EFFE LABEL 2017-2018 of the EFA.

Fiestas de Santa EulàliaThe Santa Eulàlia festivities are organized in honor of Santa Eulàlia, co-patron of Barcelona. The days 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 of February there are parades through the streets and squares of Ciutat Vella with giants and big heads, eagles, lions, dance groups, devils, dragons and other characters related to the festive tradition of Barcelona. And of course with castellers in the Plaza de Sant Jaume. The program of popular culture is wide. There is also an exhibition of giants, open days and activities in the City Hall, museums and cultural centers, and the Lali Jove, a specific program for young people and children.

The concerts of Marula Café BarcelonaThe Marula Café Barcelona is a modern club in Barcelona to listen to live music and to dance. As they say, music and dance are the superfoods that nourish and give life to Marula Café. Every week, from Wednesday to Sunday, they schedule sessions of DJs (residents and guests), jam sessions and concerts of musical styles whose mission, as you may have noticed, is to make you dance and enjoy to the fullest. In the heart of Barcelona, ​​in one of the liveliest streets of Barcelona, ​​the rhythms of Black sounds, funk, jazz, soul, bogaloo, house, disco, old school, beats, swing, rare grooves, hiphop, afrobeat and latin await you.

Velázquez and the Golden AgeThis exhibition includes a selection of paintings related to Velázquez, the Spanish royal collections and the Spanish painting of the Golden Age. An occasion that you can not miss to contemplate the work of the Sevillian master together with that of other geniuses of his time such as Rubens, Tiziano, Ribera, Girodano, Brueghel the Elder, Van Dyck, De Lorena, Murillo or Zurbarán. To understand the work of Diego de Velázquez (1599-1660) it is essential to analyze his work outside the Spanish artistic context. And that is what this exhibition does.