Cultura India
More than 150 people filled the sports courts at Joan Miró Park in Barcelona this Sunday. The event was organized by the Consulate General of India in Barcelona and the Indian Culture Centre Foundation, with special collaboration from The Yoga
Last Saturday, June 6th, the talk “Bhagavad Gita Decoded” was held at the headquarters of the Indian Culture Centre Foundation in Barcelona as part of the 75th anniversary celebration of Chinmaya Mission. The session, led in English by Brahmacharini Shripriya
The headquarters of the Casa del Tibet Foundation in Barcelona hosted an evening that combined classical Indian music and meditation, as part of Sahaja Yoga’s 2026 Europe Tour. The program combined a guided meditation session led by members of Sahaja
NEW HARMONIUM COURSES: IN-PERSON AND ONLINE Registration open! We offer two options for the beginner/basic level course this summer 2026. You must choose one of the two formats: In-person: Tuesdays at 8:00 PM. Starts: May 19th Online: Mondays at 6:00
The municipality of Sant Carles de la Ràpita, Tarragona, will host the International Film and Cultures Festival from May 7th to 10th, organized by the La Ràpita Film Club. This year’s edition focuses on India as the guest country, with
Celebrating Sant Jordi with the Sant Antoni Women’s Group. Under the title “Veus de Dones” (Voices of Women), the event was dedicated to the free reading of texts written by women and concluded with a tribute to Chavela Vargas by
A cultural outing to celebrate Sant Jordi’s Day. As tradition dictates, every April 23rd we organize a trip to visit the various book and rose stalls in Barcelona. This year, the fair moved to Plaça de la Catedral, an iconic
As part of the Sant Jordi festivities, our colleague and member of the Women’s Commission of the Indian Culture Centre Foundation, Manu Kaur, presented her book “Kaur’s Worlds” at the headquarters of the Barcelona-based NGO La Merienda. The event bridged
Book Launch: “Hinduism in Perspective: Dialogue with the World’s Religions”. Last Thursday, the new book by Juan Carlos Ramchandani (Pandit Krishna Kripa Dasa), a Hindu priest and president of the Hindu Federation of Spain, was launched in Barcelona. Accompanied by
Celebrating Ugadi, the Hindu festival that marks the beginning of the new year in several southern Indian states. On this day, families gather to perform rituals and prepare traditional dishes such as Ugadi Pachadi, which combines six flavors: sweet, bitter,