To mark the occasion of FC Barcelona's Champions League match against Celtic FC on Wednesday 23 November, the Institut Ramon Llull, FC Barcelona and the School of Modern Languages and Cultures of the University of Glasgow present the debate "Sport, values and identity” open to all University Staff and Students, as well as the general public. 

Music and poetry duet Jansky will be visiting the Universities of Liverpool, Durham, Newcastle and London in November with the support of the Institut Ramon Llull. Its members, Laia Malo and Raume, will offer a hands-on workshop to students currently learning Catalan, in which participants will learn about 'electroverse' and the musicality of the Catalan language and create their own ...

Glow is a winter event featuring light installations set in beautiful surroundings for all the family. Audiences will see illuminated artworks presented by 20 artists, including Catalan architect Francesc Serra i Vila on 25 and 26 November. 

The celebration of Llull Year in 2016 commemorates the seventh centenary of the death of extraordinary thinker Ramon Llull and provides an opportunity to showcase the importance of his contribution to the world and his influence on numerous European intellectuals. In November the Universities of Oxford and Birmingham mark this occasion with two symposiums and an exhibition.   

Erato Piano Trio is rapidly establishing a reputation as one of the UK’s leading young ensembles praised for their virtuosity, outstanding musicianship and stylistic versatility. The multi-awarded ensemble present Granados Chamber Music on 25 November in St Martin-in-the-Fields. This event is one of the flagship Granados centenary concerts and other events taking place across the UK this ...

The Institut Ramon Llull presents the Collateral Event “Aftermath_Catalonia in Venice. Architecture beyond architects” within the framework of the15th International Architecture Exhibition that the director Alejandro Aravena has titled “Reporting from the Front”. The project is curated by the architects Jaume Prat and Jelena Prokopljević and film director Isaki Lacuesta.

Professor Paul Preston (LSE) delivers the Queen Mary University Annual Catalan Lecture on 26 November, a lecture that explores the scale of Spanish anti-Catalanism in the Civil War: 'Franco carried out a campaign of extermination against Catalunya just as he had done previously with other regions. He did so because he conceived the war as an investment in terror that would be the first ...