At the Centre Municipal de Cultura Popular de Sant Andreu, children and families celebrate cultural diversity through stories and crafts. The event kicks off at 17:30 and is free, inviting participants to discover the richness of global ethnicities, cultures, and languages. Bibliotecària documentalista Kátia Giménez and children's entertainer Anna Tantinyà will be present. A session designed to foster understanding and appreciation of differences from a young age, in collaboration with local organizations.
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Arrive a bit early to check out the space; it usually has good natural light for photos.
PRACTICAL INFO
Friday: from 17:30 h to 18:30 h · Free entry — Advance registration required
THE VENUE
Located on Arquímedes Street 30, beneath Plaça de Can Galta Cremat, the Sant Andreu Municipal Center of Popular Culture is Barcelona's first facility of its kind, opened in 2006. It serves as a hub for various deeply rooted Catalan traditional entities from the district and nationwide, such as the Geganters i Grallers de Sant Andreu and the Federació Catalana dels Tres Tombs. It's a driving force for local cultural life, hosting gatherings, exhibitions, and workshops that preserve the neighborhood's most ingrained cultural expressions.
Centre Municipal de Cultura Popular de Sant Andreu
Epicenter of Catalan tradition in Sant Andreu.
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