What can you do this weekend? Món Llibre, the Literal Fair and much more

Barcelona L'ARA proposes various plans for you throughout the country for this weekend.

Tallers Oberts Bcn + L'H + Territori celebrates its 32nd edition by making art, crafts, design, and local creation accessible to the public. This weekend, you can explore from the inside workshops, schools, or community 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 it is necessary to book a spot directly at the workshop for the activities.

The main festival of the Dreta de l'Eixample presents the Modernist Fair, with objects, gastronomic products, costumes, music and decorative elements from the era, demonstrations of ancient crafts, shows and open-air cinema, among others. There will also be concerts, opening speeches, castellers and cabarets.

The Món Llibre festival will celebrate its 20th edition from May 23rd to the 25th with a program focused on literature and play that will be spread across various spaces in Barcelona. The festival, aimed at children between 0 and 12 years old, will feature a large exhibition at the CCCB where one will be able to play. Món Llibre has renewed its management this year, now led by Anna Juan and Piu Martínez, and focuses on children's and youth literature, moving away from performing arts, which held significant weight in previous editions. The festival will have two reading rooms, where books will turn into play. There will also be workshops on lithography, printmaking, and illustration, among others, to encourage children's creativity, as well as a space for young people.

The fair of radical ideas and books celebrates its 11th edition on May 24th and 25th at the Fabra i Coats in Barcelona. The fair's program features a book market of independent publishers and cooperative bookstores, a stage dedicated to artistic expression with music and poetry performances, an area aimed at families with shows, and a space dedicated to catering with cooperative, artisanal, and solidarity-based experiences.

The Mirador Hall at the CCCB can be visited for free on certain days, and this Sunday, May 25, is one of them. It is located on the fifth floor of the cultural center in the Raval district, from where you will be able to enjoy good views of Barcelona through the glass facade.

The summer season begins and the Picasso Museum in Barcelona offers free admission on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m., with no reservation required. You will be able to access both the permanent collection and the temporary exhibitions held at the museum. In addition, guided tours will also be offered from 7 p.m. for all visitors.

In this new edition of the Spring Fair, a day begins that will feature around twenty stalls from organizations and projects. There will be a gastronomic tasting by Community Kitchen, painting and origami workshops, storytelling, and performances by Chaman Rumbero and Sunset Jazz Club Band.

The 12th edition of 'Cómete el Mercado' begins, the tapas tasting night that will once again fill the market with celebration and good food. The hours are from 6:30 PM to 11:00 PM and the combined ticket costs €10 (3 tapas + 2 drinks), €2.5 per tapa and/or €1.5 per drink.

More plan and activity proposals

• Culture and leisure plans for the whole 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