Finding a gas station cheaper than another in Barcelona will save us more than a few cents. The difference, filling a tank with 50 liters, can be € 11 for gasoline, € 10 for diesel and € 7 for biodiesel. Resources to compare and list fuel prices by cities there are many. What we want to explain in this article has to do with the other important variable at the time of refueling: the location of cheap gas stations.
A collective and urban project directed by the Photographic Social Vision Foundation, a foundation that recognizes the social value of documentary photography and photojournalism. Free exhibitions and activities such as guided tours. The motto of this edition is LOVE - Effects of affection. DOCField wants to reflect the love, trying to avoid its purest romantic side
The B-Anime Film Festival aims to show the public of Barcelona the most outstanding anime titles that premiere in Japan and do not reach the movie theaters of our city for commercial reasons. In this year's edition will be screened such important anime as "Death Note, the vision of a god", "Mazinger Z Infinity", "Gurren Lagan, the end of childhood" or "King of Thorns". The Kids section takes force with titles like "Friends - Adventure in the island of monsters", "The journey of Agartha", "Rudolf the Black cat" and "The summer of Coo".
LIBERXINA, Pop and new artistic behaviors, 1966-1971 is the first piece in a series of exhibitions that aim to investigate concrete phenomena and time frames to carry out an analytical reading of post-war Catalan art. The exhibition, curated by Àlex Mitrani and Imma Prieto, presents works created between 1966 and 1971 by artists of Pop Art and New Figuration. Specifically, visitors can see works by authors such as Robert Llimós, Francesc Artigau or Equipo Crónica, who used figuration with political intent to criticize the consumer society; of Antoni Porta (Evru), close to psychedelia; of Antoni Llena, with his poor art; or Antoni Miralda and Joan Rascaball, who explored the language of performance.
The shops in the Passeig de Gràcia area, the most emblematic shopping area in Barcelona, and its adjacent streets will open their doors until midnight offering great discounts. The promenade that houses La Pedrera and Casa Batlló, becomes a center for fashion, music, gastronomy and culture. The concerts and the aesthetics of this 9th edition of The Shopping Night Barcelona are inspired by the history of music and the novelty of this year is the Route of Dishes, which will run until November 25.
The Fira de Santa Llúcia is the oldest and classic Christmas market in Barcelona (1786-2018, this year is its 232nd anniversary). In its 285 stalls, which are installed on the Avenida de la Catedral in the Gothic Quarter just in front of the Cathedral, you will find handmade gifts, figures for nativity scenes, and lots of traditional Christmas decorative elements.
