Cultural institutions in Catalonia: profiles, services and practical information.
Barcelona’s landmark Catalan Modernist concert hall, built for the Orfeó Català and known for its music program, stained glass, mosaics, and guided visits.
View profile →A Barcelona nonprofit promoting Uruguayan candombe and Afro-descendant cultures through music, history, and cultural events.
View profile →A Sant Cugat del Vallès cultural association with community shows, local festival activities, projects, news, and an events calendar.
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A cultural association in Barberà that has organized responsible-consumption events, workshops, talks, and community celebrations with local groups.
View profile →A Barcelona-based cultural and political association promoting republicanism, federalism, and secularism through events and civic campaigns.
View profile →A Barcelona foundation that connects the city’s design and creative professionals, leads Barcelona Design Week, and promotes interdisciplinary innovation.
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A civic center in Barcelona’s Turó de la Peira neighborhood with workshops, exhibitions, concerts, children’s activities, and a strong photography program.
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A resident-run community and cultural space in a former textile factory in Barcelona’s La Bordeta neighborhood, with workshops and collective projects.
View profile →A resident-supported cultural center in Barcelona’s Sarrià neighborhood with workshops, exhibitions, and programs for the local community.
View profile →A Calaf cultural organization founded in 1896 that hosts performances, exhibitions, community groups, and activities in its own spaces.
View profile →A Catalan network bringing private organizations and public agencies together to support music creation, production, training, and performance.
View profile →A cultural and recreation organization in Caldes de Montbui with a main hall and Söko Club, known for theater, music, and community events.
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A castells troupe based in Barcelona’s Poble Sec neighborhood that builds human towers and takes part in performances with other groups.
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A municipal civic center and neighborhood association in Barcelona’s Font de la Guatlla district, with cultural, social, and holiday events for all ages.
View profile →A municipal civic center in Barcelona’s Eixample district focused on gender equality, with workshops, exhibitions, cultural events, and play spaces for children.
View profile →A Barcelona cultural and social center for people connected to Lleida, with events, concerts, gatherings, and the Ateneu Lleidatà restaurant.
View profile →A cultural center in Barcelona’s Sarrià neighborhood offering theater, music, dance, sports, and workshops for children and adults, alongside community initiatives.
View profile →A Barcelona cultural center offering workshops, lectures, film, hiking, reading groups, and theological education, with 2026–2027 enrollment.
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A Barcelona cultural center for people with ties to Castile and León, offering events, regional celebrations, and activities for members and visitors.
View profile →A Barcelona association founded in 1974 that creates film, theater, and other art in Catalan Sign Language and maintains a substantial video archive.
View profile →A social cooperative founded in 1971 that works in film culture, children’s film distribution, women’s cinema, and feminist media education.
View profile →A Barcelona center for art mediation, education, and contemporary art, with artist opportunities, learning programs, and public activities.
View profile →An anarchist cultural association and shop in Barcelona’s Raval neighborhood, active since 1987, with books, music, events, mutual aid, and social campaigns.
View profile →A Terrassa cultural venue presenting dance, classical music, theater, comedy, exhibitions, and family shows, with spaces available to rent.
View profile →A Terrassa venue for dance, classical music, theater, musicals, exhibitions, family shows, and event rentals.
View profile →A Barcelona cultural association with theater, chess, hiking, dance, table tennis, and neighborhood literary and recreational events.
View profile →A Sabadell foundation operating Espai Cultura and Espai Natura, with exhibitions, live performances, environmental education, and spaces for events.
View profile →A Barcelona foundation preserving, publishing, and studying the writings and thought of Alfonso Comín.
View profile →A Barcelona foundation marking the Catalan Culture Congress and carrying its work forward through projects, conferences, awards, and study grants.
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A foundation established in 1999 to preserve and share Francesc Cambó’s cultural legacy; it donated its holdings to the Biblioteca de Catalunya in 2024.
View profile →A Barcelona cultural center devoted to visual art, live performance, and ideas. It preserves Joan Brossa’s legacy and presents exhibitions, performances, and educational…
View profile →A foundation established by the Archdiocese of Barcelona in 1989 as a forum for dialogue between Christianity and contemporary culture.
View profile →A Barcelona foundation devoted to republican historical memory, research, publishing, educational events, awards, and grants.
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A Barcelona nonprofit promoting theater through staged readings, public discussions, performing-arts awards, and support for new playwriting.
View profile →A Catalan foundation that develops and manages cultural projects, particularly in performing arts, music, and tourism, for public and private organizations.
View profile →A nonprofit cultural and humanitarian organization in Barcelona sharing Tibetan culture through classes, events, and social projects.
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A nonprofit founded in 1995 that shares its art collection and presents exhibitions through spaces in Barcelona, Madrid, and Ventalló, Girona.
View profile →A nonprofit art foundation established in 1995, with three exhibition spaces in Barcelona, Madrid, and Ventalló, Girona.
View profile →Barcelona’s opera house presents opera, dance, concerts, and recitals, along with educational and social programs for audiences of all ages.
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Barcelona’s opera house, with opera, dance, concerts, educational and community programs, and its own orchestra and chorus.
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A Barcelona art production and research center offering residencies, labs, studios, coworking, and support for artists and research projects.
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A private cultural foundation focused on Catalonia’s military architectural heritage, with publications, teaching materials, and fortification visits.
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A cultural association in Barcelona’s El Clot neighborhood with choirs, theater, a music school, folk traditions, and community groups.
View profile →A restored 1857 industrial complex in Barcelona, now a creative campus with studios for design, photography, and architecture and spaces for events and productions.
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A Barcelona organization behind intercultural street-art festivals bringing together circus, dance, music, and performers from several countries.
View profile →A public-law fine arts academy in Barcelona with a collection of more than 1,000 works, a library and archive, exhibitions, concerts, and visits.
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A Catalan symphony orchestra directed by Salvador Brotons, with a concert season, programs for theaters and festivals, and opportunities for young soloists.
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A Barcelona theater with venues in Montjuïc and Gràcia, presenting contemporary theater, opera, dance, and work by Catalan and international artists.
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