What can you do this weekend? Mundo Libro, the Literal Fair, and much more.

Barcelona The ARA offers several plans throughout the country for this weekend.

The Barcelona + L'H + Territory Open Workshops celebrate their 32nd edition, bringing local art, crafts, design, and creative creation within reach of the public. This weekend, you can learn about workshops, schools, and centers where disciplines such as paper arts, audiovisuals, 3D printing, biomaterials, ceramics, product design, sculpture, printing, jewelry, furniture, fashion and accessories, painting, restoration, textiles, and glass, among others, are practiced. Visits are free, but reservations must be made directly at the workshop for activities.

The Eixample's main festival features the Modernist Fair, featuring period artifacts, food, clothing, music, and decorative elements, demonstrations of ancient crafts, shows, and open-air cinema, among other activities. There will also be concerts, public speeches, human towers, and cabarets.

The Món Llibre festival will celebrate its 20th edition from May 23rd to 25th with a program focused on literature and play that will take place across various venues in Barcelona. The festival, aimed at children between 0 and 12 years old, will have a large exhibition at the CCCB (Centre for Children's Play). This year, Món Llibre's management has been renewed by Anna Juan and Piu Martínez, and it is focusing on children's and young adult literature, moving away from the performing arts, which had a strong presence in previous editions. The festival will feature two reading rooms, where books will be transformed into games. There will also be workshops in lithography, engraving, and illustration, among others, to encourage children's creativity, and a space for young people.

The Radical Ideas and Book Fair celebrates its 11th edition on May 24 and 25 at the Fabra i Coats Book Fair in Barcelona. The fair program includes a book market featuring independent publishers and cooperative bookstores, a stage dedicated to artistic expression with music and poetry performances, a family-friendly area with performances, and a space dedicated to restaurants with cooperative, artisan, and charity experiences.

The CCCB's Sala Mirador is open to the public free of charge on certain days, and this Sunday, May 25th, is one of them. It's located on the fifth floor of the Raval cultural center, from where you can enjoy magnificent views of Barcelona through its glass facade.

The summer season has begun, and the Picasso Museum in Barcelona is open to the public on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m., with no reservation required. You can access both the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. Guided tours will also be offered starting at 7:00 p.m. for all visitors.

This new edition of the Spring Fair kicks off with a day featuring around twenty booths from organizations and projects. There will be a culinary tasting by Cocina Comunitaria, painting and origami workshops, storytelling, and performances by Chaman Rumbero and Sunset Jazz Club Band.

The 12th edition of Cómete el Mercado (Eat the Market) has begun, the tapas tasting night that will once again fill the market with celebration and good food. Opening hours are from 6:30 p.m. to 11 p.m., and the combined ticket costs €10 (3 tapas + 2 drinks), €2.50 for a tapa, and/or €1.50 for a drink.

More proposals for plans and activities

• Cultural and leisure plans for the entire week
• Plans to do with children
• Series premiering this month
• Video games being released this month
• What you can do in the Girona regions
• New restaurants to discover
• The human tower agenda