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08 Artists The great artists who have left their mark on the city of Barcelona.

08 Feature 20 Food & Drink The Barcelona of Picasso, Crum is nothing short of Dalí, Miró and Tàpies a temple to the humble potato 16 Around town An underground tour of the 22 Shopping city’s metro system Mood’s and Le Fortune: interesting men and lucky 18 Arts women The Voll-Damm International Jazz Festival is back 27 Listings

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Get out your diaries! We Monthly present just a handful of the cultural highlights of planner the month ahead.

Saturday 01 Friday 03 Thursday 13

EUROPA 25: THE LADY GAGA CAT POWER FALL OF THE WALL The outrageous pop The American Looking back at the diva presents singer-songwriter events that led to a artRAVE: the performs as part of change of regime in ARTPOP Ball Tour, at the Millennium Hungary. the Palau Sant Jordi. Festival. See p.29 See p.41 See p.42

Sunday 16 Tuesday 18

SISTER ACT 21st Whoopi Goldberg L’ALTERNATIVA co-produces this The city’s festival of musical based on independent her nuntastic hit: at cinema returns to Teatre Tívoli. the CCCB. See p.32 See p.44

Sunday 23 Monday 24

91st JEAN BOUIN GRAN FLAMENC This is the oldest OF AUTUMN road race in Spain – El Tablao Cordobes and it’s also one of hosts the stars of the oldest in all of the contemporary Europe. flamenco scene. See p.46 See p.44

Tuesday 25 Thursday 27

ST. VINCENT SALMÔN FESTIVAL St. Vincent, aka The festival of Annie Clark, returns European talents in to Barcelona with movement always her latest album, brings big Digital Witness. surprises. See p.47 See p.34

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The Hotot Seat

Tori Sparks This US singer and guitarist has now turned her hand to flamenco fusion. By Jordi Bianciotto

Why is it that you’ve lived in so songs and some covers, one from many different places? North Roy Orbison and a Leonard Cohen Carolina, Georgia, Florida, one, ‘Everybody knows’, in a version Nashville, Paris... for tango. It was because of my parents’ Do you know Omega by Enrique works, for my studies. It’s Morente and Lagartija Nick? interesting. Here they say to me, Yes, it influenced me in the sense ‘For you Americans, if you haven’t that Morente did something totally left your home town, it’s because unexpected in making that record. things haven’t gone well for you, you Attitudes like that inspire me, like don’t have any ambition; in contrast, those of Tom Waits or Ry Cooder. if we have had to leave, it’s because Flamenco has certain technical we’ve done something badly.’ difficulties. Did you ever wish you’d Your music has a very American not started with it? basis to it. I’m not trying to be a flamenca; I On October 16, I released my new studied the guitar a bit in Granada, disc, El Mar (The Sea), where I mix my and what I’m doing is a mixture of original sounds with flamenco fusion, lots of different styles: blues, country, working with members of the group jazz, folk, rock. For me, flamenco is Calamento and the singer-songwriter the most complicated style – it’s got El Duende. This is my fifth album and so many nuances. What is strange it didn’t make any sense to make the to me is seeing someone who’s a fan record that I would have in Nashville. without understanding your lyrics. I kept asking the Calamento guys, I’m grateful, of course, but it’s a new ‘Does this sound stupid? If it does, perspective for me. It shows that the tell me now!’ It’s got some of my own music itself also transmits meaning.

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BARCELONA’S ARTISTS We follow the steps of 20th-century art geniuses in Barcelona

DALÍ

Barcelona was one of the most important stages in the spectacle that was Salvador Dalí’s life. To coincide with the 25th anniversary of his death, we look at places where the surrealist genius left his mark. By Ricard Mas

The first stop on the Dalí trail is the In March 1930, anointed by the Ateneu Barcelonès (Canuda, 6). In founder of surrealism, André Breton, the 1920s it was the heart of the city’s he spoke there on ‘The moral position intellectual life. Dalí’s uncle was a of surrealism’. member, as was his art dealer, Josep Dalí had become an atheist, a Dalmau, and the most distinguished communist and a surrealist. He spent Catalan literary figures of the era, the Civil War in France, and, at the including Josep M. de Sagarra, start of WWII, emigrated to the USA, Francesc Pujols and Josep Pla. Dalí to return in 1948 with an enourmous was a fequent visitor and a rising star. moustache, a bestselling biography

8 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 and a restored Catholic faith. On October 19, 1950, Dalí returned to the Ateneu and gave the no less startling lecture, ‘Why I was sacrilegious. Why I am a mystic’. But despite appearances, he hadn’t changed much. And he still loved the work of Antoni Gaudí. He’d been one of the first to defend it to the surrealists, saying that ‘beauty will be edible, or it will cease to be’. He translated Francesc Pujols’ The artistic and Religious Vision of Gaudí (1927), into French. He was photographed by Català Roca on the roof terrace of La Pedrera – he had already sent Man Ray to shoot the building in 1933, to illustrate an article in the surrealist journal Minotaure – and at Park Tarantos; more than the music, he Güell. In Gaudí’s park, in September liked the flamenco party atmosphere. 1956, Dalí held a celebrated lecture/ To round off our Dalian tour of performance: while painting on a huge Barcelona, what could be better than a canvas with tar, and with the castellers night at the Palace Barcelona hotel Xiquets de Valls raising human towers – formerly the Ritz – in the Dalí suite, in the background, Dalí held forth on where he entertained all kinds of Gaudí, the gothic, Fortuny, Pujols, his visitors, including a horse, first alive wife Gala and the Sagrada Família. and then stuffed, and the Czech From spirituality to the world of contortionists The Elver Sisters. animals, in 1967 Dalí designed an Dalí was his own greatest artwork. ashtray for Air India, and asked to be But if you’re more traditionally paid one elephant. The authorities minded, it’s paintings you want to see. delivered the young elephant to Start at the Palauet Albéniz, with the Portlligat: Dalí named it Surus and commission Dalí painted for Mayor donated it to the Barcelona Zoo. It Josep Maria de Porcioles: in 1969 it cost was a year since the zoologist Sabater 3 million pesetas. A mural in oils, it Pi had brought back Snowflake, the shows the traditional Catalan dance, albino gorilla that would capture Dalí’s the sardana, and simultaneously imagination. Accompanied by the commemorates the first manned moon artist Amanda Lear, he was landing and the naming of future king photographed with the gorilla, Juan Carlos as Franco’s heir. Also on rivalling Duchamp and his Bride Montjuïc, at the MNAC, you’ll find Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even. three oil paintings, including a 1925 But ultimately Dalí preferred dead portrait of the artist’s father, his hand animals, like those served at Via resting indiscreetly on his fly. End the Veneto (Ganduxer, 10-12) where he tour on the ground floor of theReial always sat at table 8. Or stuffed ones, Cercle Artístic, where you can view like the rhino he was lent by the much- art collector Joan Bofill’s controversial missed taxidermist’s on Plaça Reial – exhibition of sculptures. Why the no a seafood restaurant – on which he controversy? That’s another story. posed for a famous photo session. Dalí was a regular visitor to nearby bar Los

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TÀPIES

We’ll never unravel the meaning of Antoni Tàpies’s labyrinth. We have to forget what we’ve learned to comprehend the wide-open universe of his spirituality. By Ricard Mas

01. Zoom, 1946. 02. Metallic door and violin, 1956. Fundació Antoni Tàpies Fundació Antoni Tàpies In 1946 Antoni Tàpies quit law school In the midst of his revolutionary and set up his first studio. InZoom this discovery of pintura matèrica (matter self-taught artist hones a naïve vision painting), Tàpies retained the musical similar to the art of the mentally ill. sensibility of his father, an atheist and Imprints of the artist’s hands are held a Wagnerian. The visual poetry of this out as if in prayer, and there’s a halo piece combines the search for ‘poor’ around the inverted face. Primitivism materials that have nothing to do with and spirituality, earth and sky. the world of art, found objects that

10 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 Antoni Tàpies began during the time he spent convalescing from lung illness as a teen, and which he would return to with particular fervour in his late works. The artist, trapped in the same room in which we all are born, live, experience pleasure and die. The bed is the intermediate space between earth and sky, between reality and dreams, the great waiting room that gives shape to the human comedy.

04. Ochre painting, 1959. MACBA In 1950, Tàpies travelled to Paris on a scholarship. There he decided to make the leap into matter painting. The decade would be a whirlwind of discoveries and artistic insights in which the Tàpies we know today took shape. Inspired by informalism, he began to experiment with a new poetry of humble things. He chose a very limited range of colours: his favourite recalled the brown of a Franciscan monk’s habit. Instead of looking up to the sky, Tàpìes’s spirituality looks down at the ground.

05. Sock, 1991-201. Fundació Antoni Tàpies Tàpies made few ‘public sculptures’.

MARIA DIAS Sock was first conceived when the MNAC commissioned a sculpture for enter into dialogue – in the manner of its great oval hall. But the ensuing the ‘mystical conversations’ before the public outcry meant the planned Counter Reformation – with the 18-metre-high structure came to imaginary symphony suggested by a nothing. In 2010, the Tàpies metal shutter and the sound of a violin. Foundation decided to re-open its The painted cross is a wink that defines premises with a 2.85-metre version of the tonal key of the composition. this work that exalts ordinariness and simplicity. Turning it into a sculpture 03. Rinzen, 1992-1998. invites us to reflect on the mobility of MACBA the ways a higher presence can Given its intimate subject matter, the manifest itself in the material world, size of this installation is a surprise. It but also reminds us of the artist’s own was created for the 65th Venice struggles with mobility, as, in his old Biennale, and a second version was age, he discovered that physical decay made for the MACBA. It speaks of is part of our inexorable fate. illness and death, the driving forces of the investigation that the young

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There are many ways to Cervantes was never built, but Woman and bird, the last of the artist’s public understand the close works, has become an inseparable part relationship between Joan of the city’s landscape Miró and BCN. One of Fundació Joan Miró. Centre for the them is to stroll round the Study of Contemporary Art city. By Eugènia Sendra Parc de Montjüic A museum dedicated to Miró’s work Mural at the airport that, in accordance with the artist’s own Aeroport del Part. Terminal 2 wishes, was to contribute to publicising A mural created in 1968 and made of and promoting knowledge and debate 4,865 tiles, in which Miró, working with about contemporary art. This was the Josep Llorens i Artigas, explores the brief for the Centre for the Study of shapes and colours typical of his late Contemporary Art, the work of period. architect Josep Lluís Sert, one of Miró’s close friends, who designed a building Pla de l’Os mosaic that was “anti-monumental, expressing La Rambla a conglomerate f volumes.”. A work of art designed to be walked on? The design of the mosaic that decorates Tribute to Miró the Rambla at the Pla de l’Os was Sant Pau, 88 innovative both creatively and On the end wall of Carrer Sant Pau, 88, technically: the idea was for it to stands Sixe Paredes’ tribute to Miró, function as an ordinary section of part of the Ciutat Bella project. His aim pavement, and not to go unnoticed. was to communicate his fascination with Miró’s surrealist works, as well as Women and bird reclaiming the artist as a symbol for a Parc de l’Escorxador district with a majority immigrant It wasn’t on the list of works that Joan population. Miró wanted to leave to Barcelona, and the sculpture he planned for the Parc

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PICASSO MUSEU PICASSO - HERNANDEZ The Picasso Museum, museum stands now) and found a home among the Catalan avant- who turned fifty last year, garde, frequenting the Quatre Gats was the first museum tavern which served as the nerve dedicated to the artist centre at the time and where he held his first solo exhibition. while he was alive. Established in 1963, the museum – By Braden Phillips which celebrated its 50th anniversary last year – is the first Picasso museum It’s hard to imagine that creative to be opened in the world while the giants like Pablo Picasso had artist was still alive, proving the formative years. Where did the depth of his connection with teenage Picasso study? What did he Barcelona and its influence paint? Did his work show signs of on his work. what was to come? The answers to The museum owed its birth to the those questions can be found at friendship and shared vision between Barcelona’s Picasso Museum in C/ Picasso and Jaume Sabartés. A Montcada. Barcelona native who met the artist in Picasso moved to Barcelona’s La 1899, Sabartés later became Picasso’s Ribera neighbourhood with his personal secretary in Paris. In family in 1895, at the age of 14, and consultation with the painter, after intervals spent in Madrid and Sabartés laid the foundation of the Paris, he left the Catalan capital museum by donating his personal definitively for Paris when he was 23. collection of 574 mostly early During those years, he attended the Picassos, to which the Barcelona La Llotja art school, rented his first studios (not far from where the

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Metro Voll-Damm Crum stories Jazz Festival Restaurant

A subterranean Paolo Conte, Discover what a guided tour through Francesco Tristano chef can do with a the history and and Agustí bag of potatoes secrets of Fernández perform and plenty of Barcelona’s metro during the Voll- imagination: Crum system Damm Jazz Festival gets set to surprise

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 15 Around Town Edited by Eugènia Sendra [email protected]

Tales of the metro A new walking tour explores subterranean Barcelona, to mark the 90th anniversary of the city’s first metro line. Maria Junyent goes underground.

On 30 November 1924, Barcelona’s woven a history parallel to events on metro was inaugurated, with a service the surface. connecting Plaça Catalunya to Lesseps, the first two stations built. Later came Rediscovering a public space Fontana and Liceu, and Ferran, now Marina’s grandfather worked building out of service. In the ’30s only 10 Madrid’s metro system, and told him percent of transport users chose the stories of tunnel-building, as well as metro; the other 90 percent preferred to what he knew about Barcelona’s metro stay in the daylight, on the trams. – of civilians who died seeking shelter Today, 90 years on, the metro system in Rocafort station during the Civil has 102.6 km of track and 141 stations, War, and the public showers at the and carries around a million people a entrance to Urquinaona in the ’30s. day. Manuel Marina is the guide behind When Marina later studied tourism, he BCN Subterrània: Històries del Metro, a realised that the story of the metro was walk designed in collaboration with also the story of the city. The Universal tour company CultRuta and TMB, the Exhibition of ’29, the Civil War and the city’s main transport operator. ’92 Olympics left their mark Underground, he tells me, the city has underground as well as above. The

16 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 Exhibition Visual testimony JOHN STANMEYER

The World Press Photo exhibition – organised by the Photographic Social Vision foundation – is a must- see for photography lovers, but also for anyone with an active interest in the world we live in. Now entering its

MARIA DIAS 10th year, the exhibition has become a landmark event for visual culture city’s hidden depths reflected artistic and journalism in Barcelona, movements and technological change. attracting thousands of visitors year Marina wrote his thesis on the after year. From 8 November you can history of the metro, creating a route see the 130 winning photographs of that would let visitors discover a part the prestigious international of the city that remains little known. photojournalism award, which Every Saturday he shares his stories provide visual testimony of some of with a group of up to 20 people. To join the most significant events on the him, you can book a spot at reserva@ world stage – this year the war in cultruta.com (tour in Catalan). Syria, the death of Nelson Mandela, the conflict in the Ukraine, and the Going underground aftermath of the typhoon that The tour starts at C/de’Estruc, 10, the devastated the Philippines. They offices of CultRuta. There, each also record ordinary lives in participant gets an audioguide, via unfamiliar places, and capture which Marina gives his unique history natural phenomena that are part of class. You’ll discover 400-tonne bridges the planet’s life cycle, such as the buried in what you thought was solid movement of migratory birds or the earth; find out what would happen if family structures of Bonobos, one the city’s groundwater weren’t pumped the two species of chimpanzee. It’s systematically; learn why it’s so hard to an exhibition that takes a wide- dig tunnels below sea level; and even ranging look at the reality that learn the secrets of Banc and Gaudí, surrounds us all. two stations that have never opened. WORLD PRESS PHOTO BCN Subterrània explores the metro CCCB every Sat at 10.30am. 8 Nov - 6 Dec

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Jazz at all hours Forget Chicago, forget New Orleans. This November, the world jazz capital is Barcelona. By Marta Salicrú and Maria Junyent

Our biggest year yet: that’s how Tito Vicente Amigo and influential sax Ramoneda, co-director of concert player Wayne Shorter and his quartet, promoters The Project, defines the but there are still many attractions 46th Barcelona International Jazz still to come. Festival. And that’s even after 2013’s edition, which set new records for Names to watch in November audiences, tickets sold and number of The month gets off to a strong start on concerts given. Tuesday the 4th with Chucho Valdés, a Until 29 November, the festival jazz legend and one of the festival’s programme offers more than 100 regulars. He plays L’Auditori, events in over 30 venues around accompanied by the Afro-Cuban Barcelona, aiming to ‘take jazz to Messengers, to commemorate 40 years every corner’, from the Palau de la of Irakere, the band he co-founded in Múscia, L’Auditori, Luz de Gas and 1973, revolutionising the history of BARTS to Harlem Jazz Club and the music – and not just in Cuba. Conservatori del Liceu. Some of the Thursday the 9th sees a concert by US festival’s top performers have already singer-songwriter John Legend, one of come and gone, including guitarist the most exciting names in New Soul,

18 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 Exhibition Art & Language SHOUTING MEN (DETALLE), D’ART & LANGUAGE SHOUTING MEN (DETALLE), What or who was the Art & Language collective? What did they want? Find out in this exhibition at the MACBA. Art & Language is a loose collective of artists that came together in the USA and the UK during the late ’60s and early ’70s. They were pioneers in the field of conceptual art, making who will be making his Barcelona words, conversations and discussion debut after selling more than 7 million the basis of their work. Markedly records around the world, and political, they chose discourse as a scooping an impressive number of critical and artistic medium, but one awards, including nine Grammys. impervious to criticism and aesthetic From America we zip across to phenomenology. Italy with Paolo Conte, who pays his This exhibition addresses a third visit to the festival after movement that is fundamental in the appearances in 2007 and 2011. The history of contemporary art but singer from Asti returns to BCN to whose intensity and sheer quantity is present ‘Snob’, his latest album. But overwhelming, and whose visual the musical journey is not over yet: aspect is almost irrelevant. To take one next we travel back to the roots of example, Air Conditioning Show experimental jazz with a duo (1966-1967) began as a text and a formed by producer and multi- sketch. Later it was created for an instrumentalist Moritz von Oswald exhibition in 1972. But the question and pianist Francesco Tristano, with followed, ‘Is it necessary to install air their inimitable intertwining of conditioning as described in the text, classical and electronic influences or will the text do just as well?’ In other and piano. And to round off the trip, words, isn’t any concrete realisation of the home-grown talents of Agustí the idea merely a ‘conservatively Fernández, who performs at the Liceu contemplative distraction’? This, Opera House on Saturday the 29th. however, is no impediment to the exhibition’s including installations, VOLL-DAMM FESTIVAL images and even paintings. INTERNACIONAL DE JAZZ Various dates in November ART & LANGUAGE More info: www.theproject.es MACBA Until 12 April

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 19 Food & Drink Edited by Ricard Martín [email protected]

Fries, chips or crisps? Desperate for a well-fried potato? At Crum, the humble spud is a speciality. By Ricard Martín

How many times have you been slices with different accompaniments. served a great, or at least acceptable, ‘There’s more science and variables meal, only for it to be ruined by a side involved in frying a potato than you’d of sub-standard chips? Or, worse, think,’ says Borja Casamitjana, one of frozen ones – those soggy fingers of Crum’s three co-owners. ‘You have to sunflower-oil-drenched starch? It take into account the type of potato, won’t happen at Crum. With quality- the frying time, the way they’re cut friendly potatoes as its slogan, the and the temperature.’ Casamitjana first bar in Barcelona to specialise in knows his taters: he works for the potatoes has opened on C/Parlament. family firm of potato distributors, The menu is straightforward: an and he and his business partners have A-side dedicated to tubers (five been manning the fryers since 24 July. different potato dishes and five The source of the name is George sauces, to mix and match) and a Crum, reputedly the inventor of the B-side of tapas and torrades, toast crisp (or potato chip, for our

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American readers). The story goes patates d’Olot. There are also daily that when a difficult customer specials: smashed eggs with cured complained his chips (or fries) were Iberian ham, or a baby garlic too thick, Crum sliced them paper- omelette, for example. thin and fried them to a crisp, serving The worst thing that can happen to them with extra salt to annoy him a chip – excess starch turning to even more. The customer loved them, simple sugars, which causes a burnt and the rest is history. flavour – is something they avoid at all costs. Are Crum’s spuds Catalan? Crisps, chips, fries ‘We’d like to serve all-local food, but After doing plenty of research, the we have to follow the season, from team at Crum developed their five May to September, from Màlaga up to variations on the fried potato, France.’ To serve the best possible including Noisy Crisps (Xips potatoes in winter, they have to Sorolloses) – the crunchiest, which import them from Israel or Algeria, they claim to be true to Crum’s explains Casamitjana. And excess original invention – and classic fries. zeal can be counterproductive: they To ensure you stay for more than a fry in olive oil, but it’s not extra virgin, snack, the menu includes cured meats which has too strong a taste. and omelettes, as well a weekly potato dish, a chance to try Spanish and CRUM Catalan potato specialities like papas Parlament, 15 arrugadas, patata emmascarada, and T. 93 010 69 50. Around €10.

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 21 ShoppingShopping Edited byy EugEuEEugeniaugugenenieninia SSendraeendenndndrara [email protected]@ta@a@t@timimmeeoutoou .ca.c.cacat MARIA DIAS His and Hers Mood’s and Le Fortune are oases for anyone who loves beautiful things. By Eugènia Sendra

Interesting men Women from head to toe Blink and you’ll miss this tiny corner Gaby Pujol’s shop (est. 2009) has a new store, but once you’re inside, Mood’s is look – more Nordic, more sober. and welcoming and stylish, with a range lighter – but remains as attractive as of labels for which price is a genuine ever. Hers is a discriminating selection indicator of quality. You’ll find suits of clothes designed to dress you from by Swedish label Nikolaj d’Ëtoiles, head to toe: Pujol picks original, high- shoes from Dutch designer Vico quality pieces, that are meticulously (€170), bags by Catalan-Brazilian cut, feminine and never garish. She’s architects Prógono, and Italian belts been working with Ana Studio for by Anderson’s. Martinho Nunes, DJ, some time, and has recently brought ex-model and manager of Mood’s, on board local and national talents insists that his is a concept boutique, including Rita Row and Azabala. in which clothes sit happily alongside You’ll find shoes by Emma Go, accessories and other designer goods. necklaces by Julieta Álvarez and With his business partner Jay Serano, Sauling Wong (€70 & €80), rings by Nunes is gearing up for the opening Alba Caseres and shades by Sky Eyes. of Mood’s Supply, a unisex store in Step into Le Fortune and place the Esquirol zone of the Born. yourself in the hands of the designer.

MOOD’S LE FORTUNE Vigatans, 11 Avinyó, 42 moods-shop.com T. 93 343 70 23. www.lefortune.es

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Wine, films and xató This November brings a great line-up of unique markets and festivals. By Xavier Amat

Wine on film films you’ll find a range of other From 6 to 16 November, the Most activities related to wine tourism. Festival brings the best films and More information: documentaries on the subject of www.mostfestival.cat. wine and wine-making to the Penedès. The programme includes The secrets of xató films by great directors that have On Sunday, 23 November, the seaside never had a commercial release, and town of Vilanova i la Geltrú hosts the an interesting selection of short Festival del Xató, giving you a chance films. This year’s crop includes gems to discover the Garraf region’s unique such as the UK-produced Somm, xató sauce – and to buy the ingredients directed by Jason Wise, and Natural to make your own. The Festa dels Resistance, a French-Italian Mercats takes place at the same time, production directed by Jonathan with events at all the town’s markets: Nossiter. This is the fourth edition of there’s live music at the Mercat del this festival that’s gaining an Centre, and you can try tapas made by international reputation. Alongside the stall holders themselves with

24 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 COLÒNIA GÜELL VILAFRANCA DEL PENEDÈS ingredients from land and sea. The Rec festival, some 200 restaurants and festival is a showcase for Vilanova’s shops will be offering discounts, rich gastronomic traditions, and the special gifts or miniature shows. region’s produce. More information: More information: www.rec0.com www.vilanovaturisme.cat www.rutadelxato.com Gaudí’s textile village If none of the above activities grabs Rec.0 turns 10 you, or the dates don’t fit with your A new retail concept. That’s how the calendar, but you’re determined to see organisers of Rec.0 Experimental something outside Barcelona this Stores like to define this twice-yearly month, we suggest a trip to the event that takes place in the Rec Colònia Güell. It’s not far out of town, district of Igualada, where former in Santa Coloma de Cervellò (Baix factories and tanning yards are Llobregat). The site will always be temporarily transformed into pop-up associated with Antoni Gaudí, even fashion shops, with top labels selling though his only contribution was the overstocks. The festival is a big design of the church’s crypt. Then success: last year it saw 90,000 visitors, again, the entire industrial and most of them from outside the Anoia residential complex is Modernista in region – and from the 5th to the 8th of inspiration, extremely beautiful and this month, it will be celebrating its well worth a visit. 10th year. If you’re still not persuaded More information: to make the trip out to Igualada, we www.gaudicoloniaguell.org should mention that as part of the Off www.elbaixllobregat.net/coloniaguell

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SATURDAY 08 MONDAY 17 THURSDAY 27 The ruling diva of The Barcelona The best of pop promises an Festival of Europe’s emerging electrifying show Independent dance and at the Palau Sant Cinema contemporary Jordi turns 21 movement talent

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide | 27 11am-2pm. Closed Mon, public holidays. Adults €5. Students and pensioners €2. Exhibitions Permanent exhibition Contemporary painting collection, in a Information and sales: former cotton mill in Poble Nou. Tourist Information Points and Agustí Puig. Va voler ser boira i va www.barcelonaturisme.cat voler ser vent Until 22 Feb. Works by the Catalan painter and engraver, Arxiu Fotogràfic de focused on man and his context. Barcelona Castell de Montjuïc (Pl. Pons & Clerch, 2). M: Arc de (Ctra. de Montjuïc, 66). M: Espanya Triomf (L1) & Jaume I (L4). T. 93 256 (L1, L3, FGC). T. 93 256 44 45. Apr- 34 20. Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Closed Sun Sep: Mon-Sun, public holidays: 10am- and public holidays. 8pm. €5. Reduced: €3. FREE The daguerreotype. The Montjuïc, the construction of a beginnings of photography 13 Nov – castle Permanent exhibition, telling the Feb. story of Montjuïc and its castle. Doble Creu. Sculpture by Carles Berga Permanent exhibition. Arxiu Històric de la Baixant de La Font del Gat. Until Ciutat de Barcelona 30 Nov. Life in late-19th- and early-20th- century Barcelona, as seen in Montjuïc’s (Santa Llúcia, 1). M: Jaume I (L4) & popular fountains. Urquinaona (L1, L4). T. 93 31 81 195. Romania: Libertate Until 11 Jan. A Jul & Aug: Mon-Fri 9am-7.30pm; Sat photographic portrait of Romanian 9am-1pm. Closed Sat, Sun, public hols. society during the last years of the FREE The 11th of September in dictatorship of Nicolae Ceaușescu. Barcelona: the history of a Catalan Fortresses Until Jan commemoration Until Dec. The most important moments in the history of the 11th of September. Centre de Cultura Contemporània de CaixaForum Barcelona (Av. Francesc Ferrer & Guàrdia, 6-8). M: Espanya (L1, L3, FGC). T. 93 476 86 (Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya (L1, 00. Mon-Sun 10am-8pm. Wed (Jul & L3). T. 93 306 41 00. Tue-Sun, public Aug) 10am-11pm. €4. Under 16s free. hols 11am-8pm. Closed Mon (except Captive beauty Until 5 Jan. public hols). €6. Reduced for pensioners Small-format works from the Museo del and students on Wed (except public hols): Prado’s collection. €4. Free under 16s & unemployed. ‘Genesis’ by Sebastião Under Siege (Hall) Until 9 Nov. Salgado Until 8 Feb. Photographs of Audiovisual installation and activities landscapes, animals and people, far on the most contemporary cases of from the modern world. cities under siege. The most important thing. Arissa. The shadow and the Portraits of refugees Until 18 Feb. photographer, 1922-1936 Nov-Apr. Large-format portraits, in which More than 160 black-and-white photos refugees show the most important from all stages of the artist’s career. object they brought from home. World Press Photo 2014 6 Nov-8 Three narratives. Dec. Winners of the prestigious Participation Until 15 Feb. Works from international photography prize. the ‘la Caixa’ contemporary art collection. CosmoCaixa (Isaac Newton, 26). M: Av. Tibidabo Can Framis. Fundació (FGC). T. 93 212 60 50. Tue-Sun, public Vila Casas hols 10am-8pm. Closed Mon (except public hols). €4. Under 16s free. First (Roc Boronat, 116-126). M: Glòries Sun of month free. (L1), Poblenou (L4) & Llacuna (L4). T. Permanent exhibition 93 320 87 36. Tue-Sat 11am-6pm; Sun Barcelona’s science museum.

28 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 Mediterranean. No end date. The natural history of the Fundació Francisco Mediterranean region, and the Godia conservation challenges it faces. Let’s talk about drugs No end (Diputació, 250). M: Passeig de Gràcia date. The effects of drug consumption. (L2, L3, L4) & Provença (FGC). T. 93 Top Science No end date. A new 272 31 80. Mon-Sun 10am-8pm. Closed exhibition featuring ground-breaking Tue. €7. Reduced €4. research projects. Permanent exhibition With works by Ramon Casas, Santiago Rusiñol, Joan El Born Centre Cultural Miró and Miquel Barceló. (Plaça Comercial, 12). M: Jaume I (L4) & Barceloneta (L4). T. 93 256 68 51. Fundació Joan Miró Tue-Sun, public hols, 10am-8pm. Closed (Parc de Montjuïc, s/n). M: Espanya Mon (except public hols). €6. Reduced: (L1, L3, FGC). T. 93 443 94 70. Tue-Sat €4. Under 16s free. Sun 3pm-8pm free. 10am-8pm; Thu 10am-9.30pm; Sun & First Sun every month free, 10am-8pm. public holidays 10am-2.30pm. Closed El Born Centre Cultural Under the Mondays except public holidays. €11. cast-iron superstructure of one of the Temporary exhibition: €7. Espai 13: city’s most striking 19th-century €2.50. markets lies an urban archaeological site Permanent Exhibition The largest dating to the 1700s, unique in Europe. public collection of Miró’s works. Barcelona 1700. From stones to From Miró to Barcelona. Art in people Permanent exhibition. 18th- public spaces Until 2 Nov. century Barcelonan society was Espai 13: The Book of Aesthetic dynamic and forward-looking, but Education of the Modern School. / marked by the wars that affected the city Priscilla Fernandes Until 8 Dec. from 1691 to 1714 Europe 25: 25th anniversary of the Fall of the Wall: Hungary. The Fundació Suñol crack in the iron curtain Until 31 Dec. (Passeig de Gràcia, 98). M: Diagonal Revisiting the events that led to a change (L3, L5). T. 93 496 10 32. Mon-Fri of political regime in Hungary. 11am-2pm & 4-8pm; Sat 4-8pm. €6. Closed Sun and public holidays. Reduced: €3. Espais VolART-Fundació Josep Suñol Collection. ‘On Vila Casas Paper’ Until 10 Jan. Works on paper by artists including Picasso, Dalí, Chillida, (Ausiàs Marc, 22). M: Urquinaona Tàpies and others. (L1, L4). T. 93 481 79 85. Tue-Fri Perfect Lovers. Art in the time 5-8.30pm; Sat 11am-2pm, 5-8.30pm; of AIDS Until 24 Jan. Works by artists Sun 11am-2pm. Closed Mon and public who have explored the impact of AIDS. holidays. €1. Reduced: 50¢. Lúa Coderch / ‘Or’ Until 10 Jan. Xavi Vilaró. ‘8’ Until 21 Dec. Vilaró’s work denounces injustice and establishes a nexus of connections Jardí Botànic between human beings and nature. (Doctor Font i Quer, s/n). M: Espanya Joan Claret and Jaume Rocamora (L1, L3, FGC). T. 93 256 41 60. Every / ‘Under the appearances’ Until 21 day, 10am-8pm. €3.50. Reduced €1.70. Dec. The work of two artists whose Jardí Botànic (MCNB) Plants from praxis is based on order and balance. Mediterranean climate zones all over the world. Fundació Antoni Tàpies (Aragó, 255). M: Passeig de Gràcia La Pedrera, sala (L2, L3, L4). T. 93 487 03 15. Tue-Sun d’exposicions 10am-7pm. Closed Mon. €7. Students and pensioners, €5.60. (Provença, 261-265). Provença (FGC) Antoni Tàpies. Col·lecció, # 9 7 T. 93 214 25 80. Mon-Sun, 10am-8pm Nov - 15 Feb. A new selection of Tàpies’s (last entry: 7.30pmh). €3. works from the Foundation’s collection. Lissitzky Until Jan. Works by the Interval Until 15 Feb. An essay about painter, designer, architect and listening contexts. photographer.

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 29 La Virreina Centre de la MEAM: Museu Europeu Imatge d’Art Modern (La Rambla, 99). M: Liceu (L3). T. 93 (Barra de Ferro, 5). M: Jaume I (L4). 316 10 00. Tue-Sun & public holidays, T. 93 319 56 93. Tue-Sun, 10am-8pm. noon-8pm. €7. Reduced €5. Ai Weiwei. On the Table No end 21st-century art New date. The career of the world’s best- exhibition from the museum’s collection. known and most influential Chinese dissident artist. Ryszard Kapuscinski. Twilight of MIBA. Museu d’Idees i Empire. Until 23 Nov. Photos taken by Invents de Barcelona the legendary Polish reporter on his travels in the Soviet Union. (Ciutat, 7). M: Jaume I (L4). T. 93 332 79 30. Tue-Fri 10am-2pm, 4pm-7pm; Sat 11am-8pm; Sun, public hols 10am- La Casa dels Entremesos 2pm. Closed Mon (except public hols). (Pl. de les Beates, 2). M: Liceu (L3) & €8. Reduced €6. Jaume I (L4). T. 93 268 35 31. Tue-Sat, Permanent exhibition The 10am-1pm and 4pm-7pm. Sun & public world of creativity and inventing. holidays, 11am-2pm. Closed Mon. FREE 4 ¼. 425 years of the Festival of Sant Roc in Barcelona MUHBA El Call Until 23 Nov. The 425-year-old Festival (Placeta de Manuel Ribé). M: Liceu of Sant Roc in the Cathedral (L3) & Jaume I (L4). T. 93 256 21 district. 22. Tue-Fri 10am-2pm, 4-7pm. Sat, Sun 11am-7pm. Discover Public hols, Mon before a MACBA. Museu the career of Ai public hol 11am-2pm. d’Art Weiwei, the hugely Otherwise closed Mon. influential dissident €2.20. Contemporani Chinese artist, from the Salomó ben 1980s to the present La Virreina Adret (1235-1310) (Plaça dels Àngels, 1). day, at The Triumph of an Centre de la M: Universitat (L1, L2) & Imatge. Orthodoxy. Sant Antoni (L2). T. 93 412 08 10. Mon-Fri 11am-7.30pm; Sat 10am-9pm; Sun and public holidays MUHBA Fabra i 10am-3pm. Closed Tues, except public Coats holidays. Whole museum ticket: €10 (reduced €8). (Sant Adrià, 20). M: St. Andreu (L1). Art & Language: T. 93 256 21 22. Tue-Fri, 5-8pm. Sat & Uncompleted. The Philippe Méalle Sun, 11am-2pm, 4.30-7.30pm. collection Until 12 Apr 2015. See page Europe 25: 25th anniversary of 16. the Fall of the Wall: Wir Sind Das Collection 2014: The Volk (We are the People) Nov. Immaterial Legacy Until Jun 2015. Remembering the Berlin Wall. Changes and ruptures in art and society between the late 1970s and early 1980s. Missing Feet by Javier MUHBA Museu Codesal. / The Great Glass Until Jan d’Història de Barcelona 2015. First-person video accounts from people who have suffered the effects of (Pl. del Rei). M: Jaume I (L4). T. 93 land mines in Colombia. 256 21 22. Tue-Sat 10am–7pm; Sun Nonument (Convent dels 10am-8pm (Sun free after 3pm). Public Àngels) Until 8 Feb 2015. Social holidays 10am-2pm. Otherwise closed architecture and critical urban design. Mon. €7. Reduced: €5. Under-16s free. The Passion according to Permanent exhibition An Carol Rama. Until 22 Feb 2015. Pieces archaeological tour of the Roman colony by Italian artist Carol Rama. of Barcino. Oskar Hansen. Open form. Latvia. The fight for freedom Until 6 Jan. The legacy of the Polish (Capella de Santa Àgata) Until 11 architect. Jan.

30 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 El Greco, Caravaggio, Tiepolo, Monet, MUHBA Park Güell Sisley, Degas, Pissarro, Miró, Dalí & (Olot, s/n. Casa de la Guarda). T. 93 Picasso. 256 21 22. Daily 8.30am-6pm. More Coptic textiles from the Museu de info: www.parkguell.cat Montserrat. The Soler Vilabella MUHBA Park Güell Permanent Collection Until 10 Nov. exhibition. The Casa de la Guarda, Park Güell and modernista Barcelona. MEB: Museu de l’Eròtica (La Rambla, 96). M: Catalunya (L1, MUHBA Refugi 307 L3). T. 93 318 98 65. Mon-Sun 10am- (Nou de la Rambla, 169). M: Paral·lel 12pm. Adults €9. Reduced: €8. (L2, L3). T. 93 256 21 22. Sun: guided Permanent exhibition The visits by appt only. 10.30am, 11.30am, history of eroticism. 12.30pm. Closed public holidays. €3.40. The scent of Eros Until 23 Nov MUHBA Refugi 307 400 metres Exhibition of erotic fragrances. of underground passageways bear witness to the city’s suffering during the Civil War. Museu de la Moto de Barcelona MUHBA Santa Caterina (Carrer de la Palla, 10). T. 933 186 (Pl. de Joan Capri). T. 93 256 21 22. 584. Until 15 Sep: Tue-Sat 10am- Mon-Sat 10am-2pm Closed Sun and 7.30pm. Closed Mon & Sun. 16 Sep-31 public holidays. Sep: Tue-Sat, 10am-2pm & 4-8pm. Sun, FREE Archaeological display 10am-2pm. Closed, Mon. among the foundations of the Santa The history of the motorbike in Caterina market Catalonia 36 of the most representative models. Museu Blau (Pl. de Leonardo da Vinci, 4-5, Parc Museu de la Música del Fòrum). M: El Maresme/Fòrum (L4). (L’Auditori. Lepant, 150). M: Glòries T. 93 256 60 02. Tue-Fri, 10am-7pm. (L1) & Marina (L1). T. 93 256 36 50. Sat & Sun, 10am-8pm. Closed Mon Tue-Sat 10am-6pm; Sun 10am-8pm. (except public hols). 6 €. Reduced: €2.70. Closed Mon. €5. Reduced: €3.50. Free Museum & Botanical Gardens €7. admission Sun from 3pm. Reduced: €5. Permanent exhibition A Planeta Vida The history of life and journey through differentperiods in the evolution on our planet. history of music. Venomous! Nature’s most poisonous animals Until Mar 2015. The role of poison in the natural world, Museu de la Xocolata with 50 live animals including snakes (Comerç, 36 - Antic Convent de Sant and tree frogs. Agustí). M: Arc de Triomf (L1). T.93 268 78 78 . Mon-Sat 10am-7pm; Sun 10am-3pm. €5. Group ticket: €4 . Museu de Badalona Permanent exhibition The (Pl. Assemblea de Catalunya, 1). story of chocolate. Badalona. M: Pep Ventura (L2). T. 93 384 17 50. Tue-Sat 10am-2pm, 5-8pm; Sun & public hols 10am-2pm. €6.48. Museu del Futbol Club Reduced: €2.16. Barcelona Baetulo, a Roman City Visit the underground remains of the Roman (Aristides Maillol, s/n. Estadi FCB. baths and the Decumanus Maximus. Gates 7 or 9). M: Les Corts (L3). T. 902 18 99 00. Until 22 Jun: Mon-Sat 9.30am–7.30pm; Sun, public holidays Museu de Montserrat 9.30am-2.30pm. €23. Children: €17. (Abadia de Montserrat. 08199 Under 6s and FCB members, free. Montserrat). Monistrol de Montserrat. Camp Nou experience T. 93 877 77 45. Mon-Sun 10am- Permanent exhibition. Discover 100 5.30pm. €7. Reduced: €4. years of the club’s history including a Permanent exhibition Paintings by visit to the Camp Nou stadium.

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 31 Museu del Mamut Museu Nacional d’Art de (C/ Montcada, 1). M: Jaume I (L4). T. Catalunya 93 268 85 20. Mon-Sun 10am-9pm. €7.50. Reduced: €5. Children (6-15 years (Parc de Montjuïc). M: Espanya (L1, old): €3.50. L3, FGC). T. 93 622 03 60. Tue-Sat Permanent exhibition Remains 10am-8pm, Sun, public hols 10am-3pm. of mammoths and other Ice Age animals. Closed Mon (expect public hols). €12. Sa, from 3pm: free. Permanent exhibition The Museu del Modernisme world’s most important collection of Català Romanesque art. New presentation of the 19th- (Balmes, 48). M: Passeig de Gràcia and 20th-century collection. No end (L2, L3, L4). T. 93 272 28 96. Mon-Sat date. 10am-8pm; Sun, public holidays 10am- Pearl oyster-makers and oval- 2pm. €10. Reduced: e7. makers. Baroque, avant-garde and Permanent exhibition Works agrarian Until 11 Jan. by 42 of the most important artists of Carles Casagemas. The artist the Catalan Modernisme movement. behind the legend Until 22 Feb. Museu Egipci de Museu Olímpic i de Barcelona l’Esport Joan Antoni (València, 284). M: Passeig de Gràcia Samaranch (L2, L3, L4). T. 93 488 01 88. Mon-Sun 10am-8pm; Sun 10am-2pm. Adults (Av. de l’Estadi Olímpic, 60). M: €11. Reduced €8. Espanya (L1, L3, FGC). T. 93 292 53 79. Permanent exhibition Almost a Apr- Sep. Tue-Sat 10am-8pm; Sun, public thousand exhibits from Ancient hols 10am-2.30pm. €5.10. Students: Egyptian civilisation. €3.20. Under-7s and over-65s: free. Tutankhamen: The story of a Permanent exhibition Sport discovery Until 30 Nov. The last and the Olympic spirit. pharaoh of the great Egyptian dynasty. Barcelona Olympic Foundation International Prize: Art Museu Frederic Marès on paper Until 10 Nov. (Plaça de Sant Iu, 5). M: Liceu (L3) & Jaume I (L4). T. 93 256 35 00. Tue-Sat Museu Picasso 10am-7pm; Sun, public hols 11am-8pm. (Montcada, 15-23). M: Jaume I (L4). Closed Mon except public hols. €4.20. T. 93 256 30 00. Tue-Sun 9am-7pm; Reduced: €2.40. Thu 9am-9.30pm. Closed Mon (except Permanent exhibition A collection public hols). €14 (museum + temporary of objects and artworks, in a space exhibition). Collection only: €11. formerly occupied by the Royal Palace. Temporary exhibition only: €6.50. Rafael Casanova. The Permanent exhibition More than popularisation of a monumental 3,800 works from different periods in sculpture Until 14 Dec. Picasso’s life. The David Douglas Duncan Museu Marítim de bequest (part 2) Until 11 Jan. Barcelona Palau Robert (Av. de les Drassanes, s/n). M: (Pg. de Gràcia, 107). M: Diagonal (L3, Drassanes (L3). T. 93 342 99 20. Daily L5). T. 93 238 80 91. Mon-Sat 10am– 10am-8pm. €5. Reduced: €4. 7pm. Sun, public hols 10am-2.30pm. Out to sea Until 31 Dec. The history FREE Sala 1: Women. Afghanistan of sea travel. Until 15 Feb. Photographs documenting Underwater cameras. The the reality of life for women in challenges of submarine Afghanistan. photography. (Naus de les FREE Sala 3: Romanesque times. Drassanes) Until 12 Apr. Historical Art, life and awareness Until 18 Jan. evolution of underwater images. FREE Sala 4: Eugeni Xammar: The

32 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 journalist who explained the world and the El Molino ticket offices. to us. Until 31 Jan. The life of the El Molino Show-Time Thu, 9.30pm. legendary Catalan journalist. Fri & Sat, 6.30 & 9.30pm. €33. Enric Company. ‘Back after the ads’ Sun 7pm. €14 . No end date. Stand- Reial Monestir de Santa up humour for the whole family. In Maria de Pedralbes Catalan. Albert Boira. ‘Raro, tú!’ Sat, (Baixada del Monestir, 9). M: Reina 11.45pm. From 25 Oct. In Spanish. Elisenda (FGC). T. 93 256 34 34. Tues- Alvaro Carmona. ‘Yo soy’ Sun, Fri, 10am-5pm; Sat & Sun, 10am-7pm. 7pm. From 30 Nov. In Spanish. Public holidays, 10am-2pm. Closed Mon (except public holidays). €7. Reduced: €4. Murals under the magnifying Teatre Gaudí Barcelona glass. Paintings from the Sant (Sant Antoni Maria Claret, 120). M: Miquel Chapel. Permanent exhibition. Sagrada Família (L2, L5) T. 93 603 51 Heritage in times of war, 1931- 52. www.teatregaudibarcelona.com 1941 Until 8 Dec. La gent molesta (Un barri digne) Wed-Fri, 8pm. Sun, 6pm. 15 Oct-9 Nov. €20. In Catalan. La rateta que escombrava Theatre l’escaleta. Sun, 12pm. Until 30 Nov. €9 . In Catalan. A musical for the whole family. El Molino Cambó-Companys Wed-Sat., 8pm. (Vilà i Vilà, 99). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). Sun, 6pm. 5-23 Nov. In Catalan. Tel. 93 396 71 91. www.elmolinobcn. T’estimo però no tant Wed-Sat., com. Ticket offices: Wed-Sat, 5-9pm. 10pm. Sun, 8pm. 12 Nov - 4 Jan. Check Tickets are available via Ticketea, ticket prices on website: www. Atrapalo, Telentrada, Entradas.com, teatregaudibarcelona.com. In Catalan.

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 33 Teatre Lliure: Gràcia Teatre Tívoli (Montseny, 47). M: Fontana (L3). T. (Casp, 8). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). T. 93 238 76 25. teatrelliure.com. 902 888 788. sisteractelmusical.com. Krum (El Crosta) Tue-Fri, 8.30pm. Sister Act, the Divine musical Sat, 9pm. Sun, 6pm. 13 Nov - 7 Dec. Tue, Wed & Thu, 8pm. Fri & Sat, 5.30 €15-€29. In Catalan. & 9.30pm. Sun, 6pm. Until May. €27- €69.50. Musical in Spanish. Teatre Lliure: Montjuïc (Pg. Santa Madrona, 40-46). M: Poble Teatre Victòria Sec (L3). T. 93 289 27 70. teatrelliure.cat. (Av. Paral·lel, 65-67). M: Poble Sec (L3). Moby Dick, a voyage through T. 93 329 91 89. www.teatrevitoria.com. theatre Sat & Sun, 12 & 5pm. 4-21 Mar i Cel Thu, 8.30pm. Fri, 9.30pm. Nov. €12 (adults). €9 (kids). In Catalan. Sat, 5.30 & 9.30pm. Sun, 6pm. No end Sonata de otoño Thu & Fri, date. €29-€46. 8.30pm. Sat, 5.30 & 9pm. Sun, 6pm. 6-9 Nov. €15-€29. In Spanish. By Daniel Veronese. My Perfect Mind Fri, 8.30pm. Sat, Dance 9pm. 20 & 21 Nov. €15-€ 29. Show in English, with surtitles in Catalan. By Edward Petherbridge and the Told by Mercat de les Flors an Idiot company. (Lleida, 59). M: Poble Sec (L3). T. 93 El misántropo Tue-Fri, 8.30pm. Sat, 426 18 75. www.mercatflors.cat. Ticket 9pm. Sun, 6pm. 25 Nov-7 Dec. €15-€29. offices open 1 hour before the show. In Spanish. Version of Molière’s ‘D’après une histoire vraie’. masterpiece. L’association Fragile / Christian Dido Reloaded / ‘Go, Aeneas, Go!’ Rizzo Fri, 8.30pm. Sat & Sun, 6pm. 1 & Wed-Fri 9pm. Sat, 9.30pm. Sun, 2 Nov. €20 . 6.30pm. 26-30 Nov. €12-€23. Antonio Ruz & Juan Kruz / Vaivén Multilingual show, surtitles in Catalan. 8.30pm. Sun, 6pm. 8 & 9 Nov. €8 & €16. Sâlmon Festival (European Talents Upstream): Manuel Teatre Nacional de Rodriguez / Screensaver Thu, Catalunya (TNC) 7.30pm. Fri, 9pm. 27 & 28 Nov. €8 . Sâlmon Festival: Los Corderos/ (Pl. de les Arts, 1). M: Glòries (L1). T. Ultrainnocència 9pm. 27 Nov. €8. 93 306 57 00. tnc.cat. Ticket offices open Sâlmon Festival: Mala Kline / Wed-Fri, 3-7pm . Sat, 3-8.30pm. Sun, Eden 7.30pm. 28 Nov.€8. 3-5pm. Sâlmon Festival: Jefta Van Liceistes i cruzados Wed-Fri 8pm. Dinther, Minna Tikkainen & David Sat, 17 h. Sun, 6pm. Until 9 Nov. €23. Kiers / Grind 9pm. 29 & 30 Nov. €8 . Reduced: €11.50 & €19.50 . In Catalan. Sâlmon Festival (European El President Wed-Sat., 8pm. Sun, Talents Upstream): Aimar Pérez Galí 6pm. 5 Nov - 28 Dec. €23 . Reduced: / Accumulating 7.30pm. 29 & 30 Nov. €11.50 & €19.50. In Catalan. €8. El somni d’una nit d’estiu Wed-Sat, El mes petit de tots / The 8pm. Sun, 6pm. 28 & 29 Nov: 9.30pm. youngest one of all Festival 8, 9, 15, 19 Nov-18 Jan. €28 . Reduced: €14 & 16, 22 & 23 Nov. Shows, music and €24 . In Catalan. Shakespeare’s ‘A theatrical experiences designed for very Midsummer Night’s Dream’. young audiences. More info: www. elmespetitdetots.cat. Teatre Poliorama (La Rambla, 115). M: Catalunya (L1- L3). T. 93 317 75 99.teatrepoliorama. INFORMATION com. Ticket offices open Tue-Fri, from 5pm. Sat & Sun, from 4pm. AND SALES Polònia, the musical Wed & Thu, 8.30pm. Fri, 9pm. Sat, 6.30 & 9.30pm. Sun, 6.30pm. From 7 Nov. €15-€39. Tourist Information Points and Musical version of satirical Catalan TV www.barcelonaturisme.cat show “Polònia”.

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day pass: €15. Extensive line-up of up- and-coming Spanish, Catalan and Day by day international acts. Information and sales: Jazz Tourist Information Points and www.barcelonaturisme.cat 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Arto *The dates of league matches may be Lindsay Band Luz de Gas (Muntaner, moved forward or back one day, depending 244). M: Diagonal (L3, L5) & FGC: Gràcia on TV broadcast schedules (L6, L7). 9pm. €32 & €38. Presenting new album ‘Encyclopedia of Arto’.

Saturday 1 Carla Cook / Vocal Jazz, Jamboree (Pl. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. Classical music €15 (on the door). €12 (online). One of the Classical music tea time at most powerful voices in American jazz. Palau Gomis: Beethoven’s Pastoral, piano MEAM: Museu Europeu d’Art Modern (Barra de Ferro, 5). M: Jaume I Rock (L4). Sat, 6pm. €16. (includes light meal Extremoduro Palau Sant Jordi (Pg. and museum admission). Works by Olímpic, 5-7). M: Espanya (L1-L3). 9pm. Beethoven, Chopin & Ravel. €28 & €32. Spanish hard rock group Extremoduro return to the stage. Masters of the Spanish guitar: Zoran Dukic Palau de la Música Catalana (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona Traditions (L1, L4). 9pm. €28-€32. Works by FREE All Saints Festival The autumn Albéniz, Aguado, Piazzola & Tàrrega. holiday, traditionally associated in Catalonia with a visit to the cemetery, roasted chestnuts, and panellets, small Sport marzipan cakes. Cursa de l’Amistat Start: Castell de Montjuïc (Ctra. de Montjuïc, 66). M: FREE Sardanas (Pla de la Seu). M: Espanya (L1, L3, FGC). 8am. Finish: Jaume I (L4). Sat, 6pm. Sun, 11.15am. Tibidabo. 16 km. cursadelamistat.com. Traditional Catalan dance. One of the city’s oldest running races, crossing Barcelona from Montjuïc Castle to Tibidabo. Sunday 2 Al fresco Festival FREE Art Fair at Plaça Sant Josep 12th IN-Edit Beefeater Festival Various Oriol (Plaça Sant Josep Oriol & Plaça del venues. All day. Until 2 Nov. More info: Pi, s/n). M: Liceu (L3). Sat, 11am-8pm. www.in-edit.beefeater.es. Musical Sun, 11am-2pm. Forty painters exhibit documentaries from all over the world. their works for sale. Flamenco Classical music ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014í Tabea Zimmermann, viola L’Auditori Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1)6pm. €20- Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, €25. Works by Schumann, Mozart & 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. €42.50 (show + one Kurtág. drink). €78 (dinner + show). The best artists in contemporary flamenco, with ‘bailaora’ Karime Amaya and ‘cantaores’, ‘La Tana’ and Irene ‘La Sentío’. FREE! Indie DOWNLOAD Festival Primavera Club: Rebuig + THE TIME OUT Greys + Nothing La [2] d’Apolo (Nou BCN GUIDE de la Rambla, 111). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 7.50pm. Until 2 Nov. 3-day pass: €25. 1

36 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 BCN guitar duo / Carmen Església de Santa Anna (Santa Anna, 29). M: Festival Catalunya (L1-L3). 7pm. €21. The Spanish 12th IN-Edit Beefeater Festival guitar in concert with music by Albèniz, Various venues. All day. Until 2 Nov. Granados, Rodrigo & Tàrrega. More info: www.in-edit.beefeater.es. See 1 Oct. Great film scores / Film Symphony Orchestra L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) 7.30pm. €20-€47. The Flamenco soundtracks to all your favourite Great Flamenco Gala Palau de movies. la Música Catalana (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). 9.30pm. €20-€48. The world of Cinema flamenco dance. Voyages of hope cycle‘14 Kilómetros’ (Original language, subtitled in English) CaixaForum Football (Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 6-8). * League fixture. FC Barcelona - M: Espanya (L1, L3, FGC). Sun, 7pm. Celta de Vigo Camp Nou (Aristides 2, 16, 23 & 30 Nov. A film cycle Maillol, s/n). Date and time tbc. More focusing on individuals who set out on info: www.fcbarcelona.cat. a voyage in search of a better future. Indie Sport Festival Primavera Club: Der City of Barcelona International Trophy - Panther + Ed Schrader’s Beat + TIC BCN 2014 (Pg. de Circumvalació, 1). Strand of Oacks Sala Apolo (Nou de la M: Barceloneta (L4). Start: 10am. www. Rambla, 113). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 8pm ticbcn.clubcoc.cat. Long-distance race 31 Oct-2 Nov. 3-day pass: €25. 1 day through the centre of BCN. pass: €15 . See 1 Oct.

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 37 Jazz Tuesday 4 Mane Ferrer & Jordi Mestres Grup Jamboree (Pl. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 Classical music & 10pm. €12 (on the door). €10 (online). Classical guitar at the Museu de Cuban blues. la Música. The greatest collection in the world Museu de la Música (L’Auditori. Lepant, 150). M: Glòries Kids (L1) & Marina (L1). Tues-Sun, 3.30 & Songs and rhymes (2 beardy 4pm. €15. Guided tour and concert in princesses) Poble Espanyol (Av. de Catalan, Spanish, English and French. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13). M: Discover the secrets of classical guitars Espanya (L1, L3, FGC). Sun, 12.30pm. and enjoy a live performance of works €12 . Reduced: €7. Musical show. by Albéniz and Tàrrega.

Daniil Trifonov, piano Palau de la Música Tour Catalana (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: FREE Guided tour of Poble Nou Urquinaona (L1, L4). 8.30pm. €30 & €40. Cemetery Cementiri de Poblenou (Av. Works by Bach, Beethoven i&Liszt. Icària, s/n). M: Llacuna (L4). 1st and 3rd Sunday. 10.30am (Spanish) & 12.30pm (Catalan). Discover 19th century Barcelona Flamenco through its funerary monuments. Flamenco show Sala Tarantos (Plaça Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8.30, 9.30 & Monday 3 10.30pm. €10 (on the door). €8 (online). Flamenco Jazz ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La International Jazz Festival: Chucho Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, Valdés & The Afro-Cuban Messengers 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. €42.50 (show + one L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) drink). €78 (dinner + show). See 1 Oct. 9pm. €25-€56. A concert in homage to Irakere and his 70-year career.

Jazz David Murray Quartet Jamboree 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona (Pl. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. International Jazz Festival: Monvínic €25 (on the door). €20 (advance) One of Experience with Chucho Valdés / the most innovative and original Homage to Joan Roca Monvínic saxophonists in contemporary jazz. (Diputació, 249). More info: 93 272 61 87. M: Pg. de Gràcia (L2, L3, L4). 8.30pm. A unique experience that blends jazz and the Soul great wine producers. Nikki Hill La [2] d’Apolo (Nou de la Rambla, 111). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 8pm Rock €12 . Nasty Mondays Sala Apolo (Nou de la Rambla, 113). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). Traditions Mon, 00 h. €15 (on the door). €14 Guided visit to a castells (human (advance) The city’s wildest Monday towers) rehearsal Various venues. Tue, night party. Thu & Fri €24.20. Reduced: €20.50 Check times and availibility: www. castellscat.cat Would you like to discover Tour what goes into making castells - the The rooftops of Santa Maria del human towers recognised by UNESCO as Mar (Plaça de Santa Maria, 1). M: part of the world’s cultural heritage? Jaume I (L4). Mon-Fri, 12-7pm. Sat & Sun, 11am-7pm (on the hour) €10 (general). €8 (reduced). More info and Wednesday 5 reservations: Itinera Plus. Tel. 93 342 83 33. A unique bird’s-eye view of the Flamenco medieval city, from the rooftops of the ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ church of Santa Maria del Mar. Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La

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Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, 8.30pm. €28 (on the door). €25 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. See 1 Oct. (advance) Acclaimed pianist presents new album ‘Metropolis’. Jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Tour International Jazz Festival: Kenny The rooftops of Santa Maria del Barron & Dave Holland BARTS (Av. Mar (Plaça de Santa Maria, 1). M: Paral·lel, 62). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. Jaume I (L4). Mon-Fri, 12-7pm. Sat & €18-€36. Sun, 11am-7pm (on the hour) See 3 Oct. Tour Friday 7 The rooftops of Santa Maria del Mar (Plaça de Santa Maria, 1). M: Jaume I Blues (L4). Mon-Fri, 12-7pm. Sat & Sun, 11am- Friday’s blues al Palau Gomis: J. 7pm (on the hour) €10 (general). €8 Lobos, piano & M. Aparicio, voice (reduced). More info and reservations: MEAM: Museu Europeu d’Art Modern Itinera Plus. Tel. 93 342 83 33. See 3 Oct. (Barra de Ferro, 5). M: Jaume I (L4). Fri, 6pm. €11. Reduced: €9. (Includes museum admission). Blues concerts in a Thursday 6 unique 18th century palace. Classical music Isabelle Faust, Jean-Guihen Queyras & Flamenco Alexander Melnikov Palau de la Música ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La (L1, L4). 8.30pm. €25 & €30. Works by Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, Schumann. 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. €42.50 (show + one drink). €78 (dinner + show). See 1 Oct. Dance Dance Ara: Big Bouncers La Pedrera Jazz (Provença, 261-265). M: Provença (FGC). James Brandon Lewis Trio 8pm 6, 19 & 27 Nov. €6. Established Jamboree (Pl. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 choreographers and young creators. & 10pm. €15 (on the door). €12 (advance) This saxophonist presents his Folk-pop latest album ‘Divine Travels’. Banc Sabadell Millennium Festival: Angus & Julia Stone BARTS (Barcelona Rock Arts on Stage) (Av. Paral·lel, 62). M: Xtrarradio MusicFest 2014 Various Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. €24-€36. The acts La [2] d’Apolo (Nou de la Rambla, Aussie brothers present their third album. 111). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. 7 & 8 Nov. 2-day pass: €30 (on the door). €23 (advance) 1-day pass: €16 (on the door). Jazz €12 (advance) Rock and Roll, garage, 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona psych, surf and more. International Jazz Festival: Gary Burton Quartet L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) 8.30pm. €38. Traditions Guided visit to a castells (human towers) rehearsal Various venues. Tue, Jazz & soul Thu & Fri €24.20. Reduced: €20.50 More 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona info: www.castellscat.cat. See 4 Oct. International Jazz Festival: John Legend Auditori del Fòrum (Pl. de Willy Brandt, 11-14). M: El Maresme-Fòrum Saturday 8 (L4). 9pm. €30-€85. Al fresco FREE FREE Art Fair at Plaça Sant Pop Josep Oriol (Plaça Sant Josep Oriol & Peter Cincotti Sala Apolo (Nou de la Plaça del Pi, s/n). M: Liceu (L3). Sat, Rambla, 113). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 11am-8pm. Sun, 11am-2pm.

40 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 s/n). M: Liceu (L3). Sat, 11am-8pm. Flamenco Sun, 11am-2pm. See 2 Oct. Art Flamenco: Maria de la O Palau de la Música Catalana (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). 8 & 19 Nov. Classical music 9.30pm. €30-€48. Flamenco art show. The OBC in concert/ Freire performs Chopin L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) Fri, 8.30pm. Sat, 7pm. Sun, Jazz 11am. 7-9 Nov. €10-€56. 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Chris Masters of the Spanish guitar: Thile & Brad Mehldau Teatre-Auditori Xavier Coll Palau de la Música (Palau Sant Cugat (Pl. de la Victòria dels de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, Àngels, 1. FGC: Sant Cugat. 9pm. €40. L4). 9pm. €28-€32. Works by Paganini, Albéniz & Mudarra, among others. Lou Donaldson Quartet / Blue Note 75 Aniversary Jamboree (Pl. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. €30 (on the Flamenco door). €25 (advance) Saxophonist Lou Flamenco show Sala Tarantos (Plaça Donaldson and his band. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8.30, 9.30 & 10.30pm. €10 (on the door). €8 (online). Kids En Jan Titella Palau de la Música Football (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: * League fixture. RCD Espanyol - Urquinaona (L1, L4). 11am, 12.30pm Villarreal Estadi Cornellà - El Prat (Av. & 5pm. 8 & 9 Nov. €11. 2 yrs and over. del Baix Llobregat, 100). Cornellà de Puppeteers and musicians in a show for Llobregat. Date and time tbc: More info: the whole family. www.rcdespanyol.com.

Voooox! L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) 12, 5 & 6.30pm. 8 & 22 Jazz Nov. €10. 2 yrs and over. A musical Lou Donaldson Quartet / Blue voyage through different times and Note 75 Aniversary Jamboree (Pl. places with four singers. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. 8 & 9 Nov. See 8 Oct. Pop Lady Gaga Palau Sant Jordi (Pg. Kids Olímpic, 5-7). M: Espanya (L1-L3). En Jan Titella Palau de la Música 8.15pm. €35-€975. The pop diva with Catalana (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: new show ‘artRAVE: The ARTPOP Ball Urquinaona (L1, L4). 11am, 12.30pm Tour.’ & 5pm. 8 & 9 Nov. €11. See 8 Oct. Rock Traditions Xtrarradio MusicFest 2014 Various FREE Castellers de Poble Sec (Blai, actsLa [2] d’Apolo (Nou de la Rambla, 34). M: Paral·lel (L2). 12pm. 9 Nov. 111). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. 7 & 8 Human towers. Nov. See 7 Oct. Tour Traditions FREE Guided tour of Montjuïc FREE Castellers de Barcelona Parc de Cemetery Cementiri de Montjuïc Sant Martí (Menorca, 64). M:Sant (Mare de Déu del Port, 56-58). 2nd and Martí (L2). 12pm. Human towers to 4th Sunday in the month. 11am (Catalan) mark the Festa Major de la Verneda. & 11.15am (Spanish). Sunday 9 Monday 10 Al fresco Classical music FREE Art Fair at Plaça Sant Josep Oriol Richard Strauss, youthful master / (Plaça Sant Josep Oriol & Plaça del Pi, 150th anniversary Palau de la Música,

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 41 4-6. M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). 8pm €30- Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). €40. The Vallès Symphony Orchestra 9.30pm. €20 €49. The show that mixes plays Strauss. the Spanish traditions of opera, zarzuela and flamenco. Flamenco ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ Jazz Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, International Jazz Festival: Joe 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. See 1 Oct. Lovano - Dave Douglas Quintet: Sound Print L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). Jazz M: Glòries (L1) 8.30pm. €38. 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Mark Thursday 13 Turner Quartet Conservatori del Liceu (Nou de la Rambla, 88). M: Liceu (L3). Classical music 8.30pm. €22 . Diabelli Variations / Mitsuko Uchida, piano Palau de la Música Catalana (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Tuesday 11 Urquinaona (L1, L4). 8.30pm. €18-€78.

Classical music Stravinsky and the legend: Apollon BCN guitar duo / Carmen Església de Musagète L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). Sta Anna (Sta Anna, 29). M: Catalunya M: Glòries (L1) 8.30pm. €17. Works by (L1-L3). 9pm. €21. See 2 Oct. Biber, Perfoles and Stravinsky.

Bach in Barcelona Monestir de Jazz American singer and Sant Pau del Camp (Sant Pau, 46th Voll-Damm songwriter Cat 101). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). Barcelona International Power, headlines Thu, 6pm. €16. reservas@ Jazz Festival: Paolo Conte this year’s Banc bachinbarcelona.com. T. 679 L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Sabadell 305 718. See 6 Oct. Glòries (L1) 9pm. €44-€95. Millennium Festival. Electronic music Traditions 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Guided visit to a castells (human International Jazz Festival: Taylor towers) rehearsal Various venues. McFerrin Harlem Jazz Club (Comtessa Tue, Thu & Fri €24.20. Reduced: Sobradiel, 8). M: Liceu (L3). 10pm. 24 €. €20.50 www.castellscat.cat. See 4 Oct. €18 (advance) Wednesday 12 Flamenco 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Blues International Jazz Festival: Martirio 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona & Raúl Rodríguez BARTS (Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Rusty Arts on Stage) (Av. Paral·lel, 62). M: Bluesy Ensemble Harlem Jazz Club Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. €18-€30. An (Comtessa de Sobradiel, 8). M: Liceu homage to Chavela Vargas. (L3). 10pm. €10. Indie Classical music Banc Sabadell Millennium Classical guitar at the Museu de la Festival: Cat Power (Solo) L’Auditori Música. The greatest collection in the (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) 9pm. world Museu de la Música (L’Auditori. €20-€42. The American singer- Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) . Tues-Sun, songwriter performs at the Auditori. 3.30 & 4pm. €15. See 4 Oct. Jazz Flamenco Jazz concerts at the Milano Cocktail Opera and Flamenco Palau de la Bar (Ronda Universitat, 35). M: Catalunya Música Catalana Petit Palau (Palau de la (L1-L3). 8.30pm (double sess.). Cover: €8.

42 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 BCN guitar duo / Carmen Opera Església de Santa Anna (Santa Anna, Opera nights at Palau Dalmases 29). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). 9pm. €21. Palau Dalmases (Montcada, 20). M: The Spanish guitar in concert. Jaume I (L4). Thu, 11pm. €20 (with 1 drink). A palace makes the perfect setting for a night of opera. Flamenco Flamenco show Sala Tarantos (Plaça Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8.30, 9.30 & Pop 10.30pm. €10 (on the door). €8 (online). Enrique Iglesias Palau Sant Jordi (Pg. Olímpic, 5-7). M: Espanya (L1-L3). 9pm. €28.50-€74.10. Jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Brandford Friday 14 Marsalis Quartet Palau de la Música (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona Blues (L1, L4). 9pm. De 15 a 52 €. Friday’s blues at Palau Gomis: A. Tharrats & D. Sam, piano MEAM: Lee Konitz Quartet Jamboree (Pl. (Barra de Ferro, 5). M: Jaume I (L4). Fri, Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. €30 6pm. €11. Reduced: €9. (Includes museum (on the door). €25 (online). admission). Kids Classical music From magic to the moon. The OBC in concert/ The Italy of CaixaForum (Av. Francesc Ferrer i Mendelssohn and Berlioz L’Auditori Guàrdia, 6-8). M: Espanya (L1, L3, (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) Fri, 8.30pm. FGC). Sat, 5.30pm & Sun, 12pm. €6 . 5 Sat, 7pm. Sun, 11am. 14-16 Nov. €10-€56. yrs and over. Cinema concert . Flamenco Traditions ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ FREE Sardanas (Pla de la Seu). M: Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La Jaume I (L4). Sat, 6pm. Sun, 11.15am. Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, Traditional Catalan dance. 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. See 1 Oct. Sunday 16 Jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Al fresco International Jazz Festival: Joshua FREE Art Fair at Plaça Sant Josep Redman with the Trondheim Jazz Oriol (Pl. Sant Josep Oriol & Plaça del Orchestra and Eirik Hegdel Palau de Pi, s/n). M: Liceu (L3). Sat, 11am- la Música (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: 8pm. Sun, 11am-2pm. Forty painters Urquinaona (L1, L4). 9pm. €15-€52. exhibit their work. Traditions Classical music Guided visit to a castells (human Musical residencies: Marc Heredia, towers) rehearsal Various venues. piano La Pedrera (Provença, 261-265). Tue, Thu & Fri €24.20. Reduced: Provença (FGC). 6pm. €12 . Works by €20.50 www.castellscat.cat. See 4 Oct. Beethoven and Franck. Ictus Ensemble L’Auditori (Lepant, Saturday 15 150). M: Glòries (L1) 6pm. €10. Works Classical music by Aperghis & Stravinsky. Classical music tea time at Palau Gomis: Beethoven’s spring sonata, Flamenco violin and piano MEAM(Barra de Ferro, Opera and Flamenco Palau de la 5). M: Jaume I (L4). Sat, 6pm. €16. Música Catalana Petit Palau (Palau de la (includes light meal and museum Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). admission). 9.30pm. €20-€49. See 12 Oct.

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 43 Kids Jazz The Superbarber of Seville Teatre- 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Auditori Sant Cugat (Pl. de la Victòria dels International Jazz Festival: Jacky Àngels, 1. St Cugat del Vallès (Barcelona). Terrasson - Stéphane Belmondo FGC: Sant Cugat. 12 & 6pm. €13. 8 yrs and Institut Français (Moià, 8). M: Diagonal over. Tricicle offers a comic take on Rossini. (L5). 8.30pm. €20.

Sings and rhymes (2 beardy princesses) Poble Espanyol (Av. de Tuesday 18 Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13). M: Espanya (L1, L3, FGC). Sun, 12.30pm. Blues-jazz More info: www.poble-espanyol.com. Banc Sabadell Millennium Festival: €12. Reduced: €7. John Mayall L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1)9pm. €34 €48. Traditions FREE Capital of the Sardana 2014. Classical music (Pla de la Seu). M: Jaume I (L4). 10.30am. BCN guitar duo / Carmen Cobla bands and groups meet to perform Església de Santa Anna (Santa Anna, the traditional Catalan dance. 29). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). 9pm. €21. The Spanish guitar in concert. FREE Castellers de la Vila de Gràcia (Pl. de la Vila de Gràcia). M: Gràcia (FGC -L6, L7) . 12pm. Human towers to mark Cinema the Festa Major del Clot. 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona Independent Cinema Festival CCCB (Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). Tour More info: alternativa.cccb.org. See 17 Oct. FREE Guided tour of Poble Nou Cemetery Cementiri de Poblenou (Av. Icària, s/n). M: Llacuna (L4). 1st and Sport 3rd Sunday. 10.30am (Spanish) & FreeStyle Masters Barcelona Palau 12.30pm (Catalan). See 2 Oct. Sant Jordi (Pg. Olímpic, 5-7). M: Espanya (L1-L3). 6pm. freestylebcn.com. Monday 17 Jazz Classical music Medeski-Scofield-Martin Wood Jordi Savall L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: BARTS (Av. Paral·lel, 62). M: Paral·lel (L2, Glòries (L1) 8pm. €20-€30. The celebrated L3). 9pm. €25-€44. viola da gamba player. Soul Cinema Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings Palau de 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona la Música (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Independent Cinema Festival CCCB Urquinaona (L1, L4). 9.30pm. Tickets: (Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). timeout.cat/barcelona. €21-€45. The funk/ More info: www.alternativa.cccb.org. 17-23 soul revivalists in a unique concert. Nov. The city’s independent film festival. Traditions Flamenco Guided visit to a castells (human ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ towers) rehearsal. Various venues. Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La Tue, Thu & Fri €24.20. Reduced: Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, €20.50 www.castellscat.cat. See 4 Oct. 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. See 1 Oct. Wednesday 19 Opera ‘Arabella’ / Richard Strauss Classical music Gran Teatre del Liceu (La Rambla, 51- Classical guitar at Museu de la 59). M: Liceu (L3). 8pm 17, 20, 23, 26 & Música. The greatest collection in 29 Nov. €10-€187. the world Museu de la Música

44 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 (L’Auditori. Lepant, 150). M: Glòries FGC). 8pm €43-€173. ‘Native’ is the (L1) & Marina (L1). Tues-Sun, 3.30 & title of the US groups latest album. 4pm. €15. See 4 Oct. Thursday 20 Cinema 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona Classical music Independent Cinema Festival Sara Cubarsi, violin Palau de la Música CCCB(Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: (L1-L3). alternativa.cccb.org. See 17 Oct. Urquinaona (L1, L4). 8.30pm. €13. Dance Cinema Dance Ara: Roberto Oliván / 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona ‘Eternament agraït’ La Pedrera Independent Cinema Festival CCCB (Provença, 261-265). Provença (FGC). (Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). 8pm 6, 19 & 27 Nov. 6 €. See 6 Oct. More info: alternativa.cccb.org. See 17 Oct. Jazz Jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Alfredo International Jazz Festival: Rodríguez Liceu (Nou de la Rambla, 88). Barcelona Jazz Orchestra with Jesse M: Liceu (L3). 8.30pm. €22 . Rodríguez Davis / Playing the music of Frank presents, ‘The Invasion Parade’. Wess L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) 9.30pm. €18.

Pop-rock Ken Vandermark Jamboree (Pl. One Republic Sant Jordi Club (Pg. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. €20 Olímpic, 5-7). M: Espanya (L1, L3, (on the door). €15 (online).

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 45 (L1-L3). More info: www.alternativa. Opera cccb.org. See 17 Oct. ‘Arabella’ / Richard Strauss Gran Teatre del Liceu (La Rambla, 51- 59). M: Liceu (L3). 8pm 17, 20, 23, 26 & Classical music 29 Nov. €10-€187. See 17 Oct. Concert Nathalie Dessay Gran Teatre del Liceu (La Rambla, 51-59). M: Liceu Opera nights at Palau Dalmases (L3). 8pm €8-€107. Palau Dalmases (Montcada, 20). M: Jaume I (L4). Thu, 11pm. €20 (with one drink). Jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Friday 21 International Jazz Festival: Cristina Pato amb l’Orquestra Simfònica del Blues Vallès / West Side Story Palau de la Friday’s blues al Palau Gomis: D. Música (Palau de la Música, 4-6). M: Giorcelli, piano and voice & L. Coloma, Urquinaona (L1, L4). 7pm. €22-€76. piano MEAM: Museu Europeu d’Art Modern (Barra de Ferro, 5). M: Jaume I 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona (L4). Fri, 6pm. €11. Reduced: €9. (Includes International Jazz Festival: Josemi museum admission). Carmona - Ignasi Terraza Luz de Gas (Muntaner, 244). M: Diagonal (L3, L5) Cinema 9pm. €24. 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Independent Cinema Festival CCCB International Jazz Festival: Torun (Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). Eriksen L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: More info: www.alternativa.cccb.org. Glòries (L1)9.30pm. €22 . Flamenco Sunday 23 ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La Al fresco Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). 6.30, FREE Art Fair at Plaça Sant Josep Oriol 8.15, 10 & 11.30pm. See 1 Oct. (Plaça Sant Josep Oriol & Plaça del Pi, s/n). M: Liceu (L3). Sat, 11am-8pm. Jazz Sun, 11am-2pm. . 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Joan Cinema Chamorro Quartet with Magalí 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona Datzira, Eva Fernández, Andrea Motis Independent Cinema Festival and Rita Payés Palau de la Música, 4-6). CCCB(Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). 9pm. €18-€38. (L1-L3). More info: alternativa.cccb.org.

46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: David Classical music Krakauer’s Ancestral Groove Christophe Rousset / ‘Les Talents L’Auditori (Lepant, 150). M: Glòries Liriques’ Palau de la Música (Palau de la (L1)9.30pm. €35. Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, L4). 5pm. €15-€100. Rock Iván Ferreiro Sala Apolo (Nou de la Sport Rambla, 113). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 91st Jean Bouin (athletic race) 8.30pm. €28 (on the door). €24 (advance). (Avinguda Rius i Taulet). 8.30 h. 5 & 10k. The oldest running race in Spain. Saturday 22 Football Cinema * League fixture. FC Barcelona - 21st L’Alternativa: Barcelona Sevilla Camp Nou (Aristides Maillol, Independent Cinema Festival s/n). Date and time tbc. More info: www. CCCB(Montalegre, 5). M: Catalunya fcbarcelona.cat.

46 Time Out BCN Guide November 2014 (Marina, 19-21). M: Vila Olímpica (L4). Kids Time tbc. €29 & €59. Songs and rhymes Poble Espanyol (Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13). M: Espanya (L1, L3). Sun, 12.30pm. €7-€12. Tour The rooftops of Santa Maria del Mar (Plaça de Santa Maria, 1). M: Pop Jaume I (L4). See 3 Oct. María Parrado BARTS (Av. Paral·lel, 62). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 7pm. €18-€35. Tuesday 25 Monday 24 Classical music Classical guitar at the Museu de la Classical music Música. The greatest collection in the BCN guitar duo / Carmen world Museu de la Música (L’Auditori. Església de Santa Anna (Santa Anna, Lepant, 150). M: Glòries (L1) See 4 Oct. 29). M: Catalunya (L1-L3). 9pm. €21. Jazz Flamenco 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ International Jazz Festival: The Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La Swallow Quintet L’Auditori (Lepant, Rambla, 35). See 1 Oct. 150). M: Glòries (L1)8.30pm. €38. Jazz Indie pop 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona St. Vincent Sala Apolo (Nou de la International Jazz Festival: Gumbo Rambla, 113). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 8pm Jass Band Casino de Barcelona €28 (on the door). €24 (advance)

November 2014 Time Out BCN Guide 47 Paral·lel, 62). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. Traditions €18-€35. Guided visit to a castells (human towers) rehearsal Various venues. Tue, Thu & Fri €24.20. Reduced: Friday 28 €20.50 See 4 Oct. Electronic music & jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Wednesday 26 International Jazz Festival: Moritz van Oswald – Francesco Tristano BARTS Flamenco (Barcelona Arts on Stage) (Av. Paral·lel, ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn 2014’ 62). M: Paral·lel (L2, L3). 9pm. €18-€35. Show Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (La Rambla, 35). M: Drassanes (L3). See 1 Oct. 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Gema 4 Luz de Gas (Muntaner, 244). M: Jazz Diagonal (L3, L5) & FGC: Gràcia (L6, 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona L7). 9pm. €22 & €28. International Jazz Festival: Dani de Morón - Aaron Diehl Luz de Gas (Muntaner, 244). M: Diagonal (L3, L5) & Saturday 29 FGC: Gràcia (L6, L7). 9pm. €24 & €30. Jazz Pedro Iturralde Quartet Jamboree Tour (Pl. Reial, 17). M: Liceu (L3). 8 & 10pm. 29 The rooftops of Santa Maria del & 30 Nov. €25 (on the door). €20 (online). Mar (Plaça de Santa Maria, 1). M: Jaume I (L4). See 3 Oct. Gospel & jazz 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Thursday 27 International Jazz Festival: La Locomotora Negra + The Gospel Classical music Messengers Palau de la Música (Palau Beethoven’s 9th / Pau Casals de la Música, 4-6). M: Urquinaona (L1, Memorial Concert Gran Teatre del L4). 9pm. €15-€52. Liceu (La Rambla, 51-59). M: Liceu (L3). 8pm 27 & 28 Nov. €8-€96. Sunday 30 Dance Sport Dance Ara: Pere Faura / ‘Dance real Cros Popular de Sants (Rambla del ja’ La Pedrera (Provença, 261-265). M: Brasil / c. de Sants). Start: 10am. M: Provença (FGC). 8pm 6, 19 & 27 Nov. Badal (L5). 10 km. crospopulardesants. €6. See 6 Oct. cat 10k run in the Sants district, with a history dating back to 1934. Flamenco ‘Grand Flamenco of Autumn Football 2014’ Show Tablao Flamenco * League fixture. RCD Espanyol - Cordobes (La Rambla, 35). See 1 Oct. Llevant UD Estadi Cornellà - El Prat (Av. del Baix Llobregat, 100). Cornellà de Llobregat. Date and time tbc: More Jazz info: www.rcdespanyol.com. 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona International Jazz Festival: Gianluigi Trovesi, Gianni Coscia Luz de Gas (Muntaner, 244). M: Diagonal (L3, L5) & INFORMATION FGC: Gràcia (L6, L7). 9pm. €18 & €24. AND SALES Jazz, pop & rock 46th Voll-Damm Barcelona Tourist Information Points and International Jazz Festival: www.barcelonaturisme.cat Marlango + Jacobo Serra BARTS (Av.

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Visit one of the world’s great opera Architecture houses: discover the impressive concert Basílica de la Sagrada Família hall along with its beautiful exclusive (Mallorca, 401). M: Sagrada Família private rooms that have helped to make (L2, L5). T. 93 513 20 60. Oct–Mar: this one of Barcelona’s most emblematic 9am–6pm. €14.80. Guided tour/with buildings. audio guide: €19.30. Barcelona’s most famous landmark, begun by Gaudí in La Pedrera 1891 and still unfinished to this day. (Provença, 261–265). M: Diagonal (L3, Ticket sales help fund the ongoing L5). T. 902 202 138. 3 Nov-2 Mar: 9am– construction of the most popular tourist 6.30pm. Last admission: 6pm. €20.50. attraction in Spain. Reduced: €16.50. Many Barcelona residents consider this Gaudí building to Basílica de Santa Maria be the architect’s true masterpiece. In del Pi fact, some of its apartments are still (Plaça del Pi, 7). M: Liceu (L3), Jaume I private homes. Don’t deny yourself a (L4). T. 93 318 47 43. 11 Nov–7 Apr: visit to the roof terrace, one of Catalan Mon-Sat 10am-6pm. Sun 4pm-7pm. €4. Modernisme’s hidden gems. Reduced €3. Guided tour (including belltower): €12. Reduced: €8. Take the Palau Güell opportunity to visit one of Barcelona’s (Nou de la Rambla, 3–5). M: Drassanes grandest Gothic churches, and enjoy the (L3) & Barceloneta (L4). T. 93 472 57 75. views from its belltower. Nov-Mar: Tue-Sun 10am–5.30pm. Last admission: 4.30pm. €12. Reduced: €8. Casa Batlló Built by Antoni Gaudí in the late 19th (Pg. de Gràcia, 43). M: Passeig de Gràcia century, this palace belonged to his (L3, L4). T. 93 216 03 06. 9am–9pm. principal patron. A visit to the stunning €21.50. Reduced: €18.50. Last roof terrace is highly recommended. admission: 8pm. More info: www. casabatllo.cat . Antoni Gaudí’s most Palau de la Música Catalana poetic and creative work. The sensuality (Palau de la Música, 4–6). M: and harmony of its interior, combined Urquinaona (L1, L4). T. 93 295 72 00. with the architect’s use of colours, shapes Daily 10am–3.30pm. €18. Reduced: €11. and light make this building a must-see Under 10s free. Step inside one of the for everyone who admires Gaudí’s work. most unusual Art Nouveau buildings in Visit with audio guide, including the world, architect Lluís Domènech i interactive content. Muntaner’s ornate concert hall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Gaudí Crypt at Colònia Güell (Claudi Güell, 6 – Santa Coloma de Sant Pau, Modernista monument Cervelló). M: Espanya (L1, L3) + FGC (St Antoni Maria Claret, 167). M: Sant (S33, S8 or S4): Colònia Güell station. T. Pau (L5). T. 93 553 78 01. Nov–Mar: 93 630 58 07. Nov-Apr: Mon-Fri 10am– Mon–Sat, 10am–4.30pm. Sun and public 5pm. Sat, Sun, public holidays: 10am– holidays, 10am–2.30pm. Self-guided 3pm. €9 (ticket price includes audio tour: €8. Reduced: €5.60. Guided tour: guide). Reduced: €7.50. Discover Gaudí’s €14. Reduced: €9.80. Under 16s free. hidden treasure, a UNESCO World More information at: www. Heritage Site, situated in the Colònia santpaubarcelona.org. Tour the buildings Güell, which is a planned textile factory and grounds of the Hospital Sant Pau, and residential area located a short 20- one of the world’s largest Art Nouveau minute journey outside Barcelona. monuments, and Lluís Domènech i Muntaner’s most important work, Gran Teatre del Liceu recently restored and opened to the (La Rambla, 51–59). M: Liceu (L3). T. 93 public. 485 99 14. Guided tour: Mon–Fri, 9.30am & 10am. €14. Thirty-minute Torre Bellesguard visit: €6. Check times and information at (Bellesguard, 6–9). M: Av. Tibidabo their website: www.liceubarcelona.cat. (FGC). Nov–Mar: Mon–Sat, 10am–3pm.

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Sun & public hols closed. Panoramic visit: virtual reality experience that the latest €7 (audio guide to exterior + remains of 3-D technology can provide and the Martin the Humane’s palace + programming of this cinema that’s an audiovisual centre). Guided visit: €16 icon of Barcelona. (exterior and interior of the tower + roof terrace access). In English, Mon-Sat Gaudí Experience 11am. In Spanish Mon, Wed, Fri noon. In (Larrard, 41). M: Lesseps (L3). T. 93 285 Catalan Tue, Thu, Sat noon. Discover the 44 40. Nov–Mar: 9am–8pm. €9. Modernista castle that Antoni Gaudí Reduced: €7.50. A fascinating interactive built at the foot of Tibidado mountain. journey that uses 4-D technology to take you inside Antoni Gaudí’s creative universe. If you thought you’d seen all Leisure there was to see about Gaudí, here’s a new Aire de Barcelona, Arab way to discover the architect and his world. Baths (Pg. de Picasso, 22). M: Barceloneta (L4) Tibidabo Funfair & Jaume I (L4). T. 93 295 57 43. Mon– (Plaça del Tibidabo, 3–4). Bus Tibibus Fri: first entry 10am; last entry between (T2A) from Plaça Catalunya, or M: Av. 10pm and 12am. Sat, Sun and holiday Tibidabo (L7, FGC) + Tramvia Blau, or eves: last entry between 12am and 2am. Bus 196 + Funicular del Tibidabo. T. 93 More info: www.airedebarcelona.com. In 211 79 42. Nov: Sat noon-7pm. Sun the Born district, these Arab baths revive noon-6pm. More info: www.tibidabo.cat. the ancient tradition of bathing as a form €28.50 (under 120cm tall, €10.50). With of relaxation, in a unique building. more than 100 years of history, Tibidabo is one of the oldest funfairs in the world, Barcelona Urban Forest featuring classic rides, old favourites and Barcelona Bosc Urbà (Plaça del Fòrum, brand-new attractions for an exciting day s/n). T. 93 117 34 26. M: El Maresme/ out for all ages. Fòrum (L4). Nov: Sat, Sun & public holidays 10am-3pm. €8 -€19 (prices vary PortAventura depending on age and circuit chosen). Get (Av. Alcalde Pere Molas. Km. 2. Vila Seca, your fix of being in the great outdoors Tarragona). Train: Port Aventura. T. and getting some high-adrenaline 902 20 22 20. More info: www. exercise in an urban adventure park with portaventura.es. PortAventura is a theme more than 30 attractions including zip park located one hour south of Barcelona, lines, bungee jumping, trampolines, and between Vila-seca and Salou. Its six trees to climb up to 6 metres high. themed zones (Mediterranean, Far West, Sesame Adventure, Mexico, China and Poble Espanyol Polynesia) cover a land mass of a (Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13). M: whopping 119 hectares, with 30 Espanya (L1, L3). T. 93 508 63 00. Mon, attractions, 100 processions every day, 75 9am–8pm. Tue–Thu 9am–2am. Fri restaurants and snack bars, and 27 craft 9am–4am. Sat 9am–5am. Sun 9am– and gift shops. 12am. €11. Reduced: €6.25. Originally constructed for the Barcelona Exposition Barcelona Zoo of 1929 by Modernista architect Puig i (Parc de la Ciutadella, s/n). M: Arc de Cadalfach, the Poble Espanyol is an open- Triomf (L1) & Ciutadella/Vila Olímpica air museum on the mountain of Montjuïc (L4). T. 902 45 75 45. 16 Sep-25 Oct: that features replicas of traditional 10am-7pm; 26 Oct–31 Dec: 10am- streets, squares and buildings from all 5.30pm. €19.90. Children (ages 3-12): over Spain. €11.95. Barcelona Zoo, in Ciutadella Park, has a 100-year history and is one of Imax Port Vell the city’s best-loved attractions. At (Moll d’Espanya). M: Drassanes (L3) & present it’s home to more than 2,000 Barceloneta (L4). T. 93 225 11 11. Check animals, representing some 315 species. times and programme at www. It’s helpful to bear in mind that on hot imaxportvell.com. Put on your glasses, days many of the animals may be and take a seat for the most exciting sleeping and out of sight.

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