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  MIRA 2024 Digital Arts Festival Fira de Barcelona

  The Barcelona Digital Arts Festival is celebrating its 13th edition, with a larger capacity thanks to its new location at the Fira de Barcelona [Barcelona Trade Fair]. Audio-visual shows, live bands, large-format art installations, 360º projections, digital art gallery and DJ sessions will take place over two days. This year, the musical programme includes Kim Gordon, along with performances by other artists such as Snow Strippers, Oneohtrix Point, Lorenzo Senni, Craig Richards and many more.

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  Buddhist Film Festival of Catalonia

  Barcelona hosts a new edition of the Buddhist Film Festival of Catalonia, committed to the dissemination of Buddhist values such as non-violence, the interdependence of all living beings and respect for the environment and all forms of life. In order to bring them closer, different films and documentaries are screened that focus on several current topics, all of them priorities, such as gender equality, education and the climate emergency. In addition to films, the festival will include activities such as presentations, meditation sessions, workshops for children and film forums.

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  Verdi's Requiem L'Auditori

  All the emotions, feelings and intensity that classical music can awaken are experienced with this masterpiece by Giuseppe Verdi. Composed in 1873 in memory of his friend and compatriot, the famous novelist Alessandro Manzoni, the Requiem was sung for the first time in the church of San Carlo in Milan in 1874. Its success was immediate and enormous, being performed at La Scala and throughout Europe. The Requiem is an exercise full of force and vigor, requiring a large orchestra, four soloists, and a large choir. The Orquestra Simfònica de Barcelona i Nacional de Catalunya (OBC) and Orfeó Català, under the baton of Ludovic Morlot, put their talent at the service of this great piece at Barcelona's L'Auditori.

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  FotoFest Poblenou 2024

  FotoFest, Poblenou's photography festival, celebrates its second edition from November 8 to 30. Fifteen simultaneous exhibitions by renowned artists will fill with art ten emblematic buildings in this historic neighborhood of Barcelona. The festival will also host numerous complementary activities such as theoretical and practical workshops, talks or a photographic rally for all those who wish to participate.

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  Tuelf Points Teatre Borràs

  After last year's success, Tuelf Points returns to Barcelona's Teatre Borràs just in time for the 38th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. With a revamped and more spectacular format, the show promises to relive the most emblematic performances of the festival in a medley of hits such as Waterloo, La La La and Euphoria. Accompanied by a large LED screen, viewers will travel back in time enjoying original images of the performances and the score.

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  Euripides' Iphigenia Teatre Lliure

  The character of Iphigenia, daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, takes center stage in this play based on two works by Euripides, revived by Alícia Gorina with a humanist, critical and ironic perspective. Through the story of this virgin who is to be sacrificed for the common good, Gorina presents a profound reflection on the multifaceted character of a fascinating character.

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  The other side Centre d'Art Santa Mònica

  The Centre d'Art Santa Mònica has organized an engaging immersive exhibition that invites visitors to venture in without reservation, leaving behind all commonly accepted notions. The Other Side symbolizes shedding rigid and binary definitions, incapable of describing the complexity that surrounds us. Through works by artists such as Francesca Llopis, Anna Irina Russel, Domestic Data Streamers and Yapci Ramos, The Other Side offers the opportunity to walk through an innovative space.

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  Pure Gold Upcycled Upgraded Museu del Disseny DHUB

  Upcycling has long ceased to be a fad and has become a statement of intent. The exhibition Pure Gold. Upcycled! Upgraded!, organized by ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen) in conjunction with the Goethe-Institut and with the support of Disseny Hub (the Design Museum of Barcelona), explores the reuse of waste and its transformation into design objects through artistic processes. The exhibition features a selection of pieces curated by the exhibition commissioner Voker Albus and works from the collections of the Design Museum of Barcelona, along with contributions from around the world. It reflects how upcycling adds value when creating new objects.  The exhibition is complemented by a virtual platform and local workshops, emphasizing the project's cornerstones: ethics, responsibility, internationalization and co-creation.

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  Regata Cultural

  The Louis Vuitton 37ª America's Cup is the city's greatest sporting event of 2024. To mark the occasion, several local organizations, institutions, and facilities are organizing a Cultural Regatta. In the months before, during, and after the America's Cup, the city will be filled with cultural, artistic, culinary, scientific, and leisure activities open to both residents and visitors. These will include talks, exhibitions, art installations, shows, family activities, and much more at different venues around the city. In addition, the Port Olímpic, the venue for the America's Cup, will be reborn as a new urban space to host some of the activities.