Institut Ramon LLull

Until 5 December, playwrights from Catalonia, Valencia, Mallorca, Morocco and Germany will be taking part in the second Mediterranean Polluting Writing Workshop promoted by the Tantarantana Theatre.

The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (Estonia), one of the most prestigious film events in Northern Europe, will host a Focus on Catalan Cinema in 2025 in its 29th edition.

Until December 1, a group of researchers from Italy, Ireland, the United States, Belgium, Spain and Catalonia will be in Faberllull as part of a residency that reflects on the historical relationship between science and society. It is organized jointly with the Observatory of Humanities in Medicine of the Hospital of Olot and coincides with the XVIII Meeting of History of Science and Technology.

The NóM Festival (New Operas of the World) will feature the work at the Biobío theatre from November 21 to 23. This project, promoted by the Gran Teatre del Liceu and in collaboration with the Institut Ramon Llull and Ópera Latinoamérica, is the first international edition.

The prestigious Margulies Collection at The Warehouse in Miami will host ‘Beyond the Single Image’ until 26 April. This exhibition, which features 150 works by 36 photographers spanning from the 1950s to today, is supported by the Institut Ramon Llull.

Between 5 and 11 November, they collectively examined the status of democratic systems and explored how culture can counter the impact of anti-democratic rhetoric on fundamental rights. The residency also featured two public debates. On 6 November at the Cràter d 'Olot and Friday 8 November at the CCCB.

The singer-songwriter is set to perform on 16 November at the David Rubenstein Atrium in Lincoln Center, New York, as part of the presentation of her second solo album, Cantora. This performance is co-organized by the Institute Ramon Llull and the Lincoln Center. Before this performance, on 14 November the artist will also present Cantora at The Local Saugerties in New York.

The third edition of the Catalan Film Days cycle, known as 'Dies de Cinema Català', will take place in Belgrade from October 24th to 27th. This year, the event will also be extended to Sarajevo from October 31st to November 6th.

A new window opens onto Catalan cinema at the Cambridge Film Festival held from 24 to 31 October, which includes some of its most outstanding recent titles. The films that will be screened this year are Casa en flames House on fire), El mestre que va prometre el mar (The teacher who promised the sea), Llobàs, Tu no ets jo (You are not me) and The human hibernation.

The thirteen residents will work on ten unpublished projects until October 20 besides receiving master classes and mentorships.

This year, FIBA, a prominent performing arts festival held in Buenos Aires from 18 to 27 October, will showcase four Catalan productions on Argentine stages.