Unusual spaces, regular musicians.

This year, the Setmanes d'Arquitectura festival is coming to Canòdrom de Meridiana! On June 27, come and experience a unique sound experience with the musicians of the Música al Carrer project, who, in collaboration with the C.C. Convent de Sant Agustí, will fill the space with a different and exciting soundtrack. Come and discover how music can transform architectural spaces and create new connections between art and the environment.

Check the full program on the festival's website for more details about locations and schedules: www.barcelona.cat/setmanesarquitectura

Aliadas. Play to challenge game rules.

Through Aliadas, Txell Feixas presents a story of overcoming and resistance in Shatila, where a group of girls, with basketball as a tool, challenge the unwritten laws that limit their lives. By creating a female team, these young women aim not only to win games but also to break social and cultural barriers. In this meeting, Txell Feixas and Oriol Andrés will help us understand how this rebellious project becomes a symbol of the fight for freedom.

Create your own mobile network

In this workshop, we will learn how to create an independent and self-managed mobile network, using open-source software. We will guide you in setting up a mobile communication system that does not depend on large operators, giving you the opportunity to manage it independently and collectively.

Organized by: Digicòria

Visit Canòdrom!

Would you like to visit the Canódromo with architects and experts in the history of Barcelona?

In this special tour for Architecture Week, we will highlight the building and its heritage and historical significance, an icon of Catalan modernist architecture during the Franco era, while also exploring the evolution of its use and the activities taking place today at the Ateneo de Innovación Digital y Democrática.

Dancing in open code: The Tarijeña cueca and Palestinian dakbeh as community practices of resistance.

Like open source code, which is built collectively and is accessible to everyone to modify and improve, the cueca tarijeña and the Palestinian dakbeh are dances that, beyond their traditional form, represent living practices that are reinvented and shared from generation to generation. These dances not only transmit culture and history but also serve as spaces for free expression and community resistance.

The Value of Open Data to Combat Fake News (2nd Open Data Meeting in Barcelona)

In this second meeting, we will explore how open data can be a key tool to combat fake news and improve the quality of the information we consume. We will also discover the innovative ideas from students participating in the Hackathon “Unmasking the Truth: Tackling Fake News Together,” driven by the European university alliance EUTOPIA.

IIII Conference of the Communication and Citizenship Section of the AEIC

The III Congress of Communication and Citizenship at the Canòdrom in Barcelona is the ideal place to explore how community communication can foster a more active and democratic citizenship. Over two days, innovative local projects will be presented, dialogue tables will be opened on topics such as misinformation, communication rights, feminism, and new technologies, and videos that will spark debate will be screened.