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Visits and activities for group and schools

Via this page you can find out which activities the CCCB offers for groups and make your booking request. These activities are designed for school groups of varying educational levels, socio-educational groups, groups with special needs and groups of adults.

Applications for activities at accessible prices for charity and social services groups, with people at risk of social exclusion or vulnerability, should be made via the Apropa Cultura website. We also have the Alzheimer Programme, aimed at people affected by Alzheimer’s disease and their family members and carers.

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2023 2024 ACADEMIC YEAR / Photo creation workshop

Look, photograph, read ... the city!

Throughout one morning, inspired by viewing photographs of reference authors and reading literary texts, participants create their own photographic projects, combining word and photography.

Guided tour for "Artificial Intelligence" exhibition

The guided visit aims to establish a conversation to connect the people who attend the visit with the reflection intended by the artistic pieces and objects present in the room.

Fina Birulés: lecture for secondary students

Thinking about the World from Philosophy

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The philosopher Fina Birulés, citing Hannah Arendt and other renowned thinkers, upholds the role of philosophy as a place from which to understand and act in the world.

Gerard Coll-Planas: talk for secondary students

Untangling Violence

Sociologist and specialist in gender and sexuality Gerard Coll-Planas offers a complex look at gender violence by visibilizing all the inequalities affecting our relationships.

Pol Guasch: talk for secondary students

Untangling Violence

Sociologist and specialist in gender and sexuality Gerard Coll-Planas offers a complex look at gender violence by visibilizing all the inequalities affecting our relationships.

Brenda Navarro: talk for secondary students

Adulthood: A Strange Country

Conversation with writer and sociologist Brenda Navarro about the difficulty of belonging, the feeling of not fitting in and the power of affection in adolescence as themes running through the plot of her latest novel.

Helga Nowotny: talk for secondary students

AI: A Time Machine

Conversation with Helga Nowotny, a sociologist specializing in science and technology, on the impact of predictive algorithms on our society.

Guided tour for "Suburbia" exhibition

The guided visit aims to establish a conversation to connect the people who attend the visit with the reflection intended by the artistic pieces and objects present in the room.