Tulabooks and the reading Club for babies
Tulabooks is a website where you can find plenty of fairytales, recommendations, children’s apps, shop and even a private area where you can share your experiences with the books you liked, value them and have your “library” of books that you want to...
8 reasons to visit Barcelona CaixaForum
As I’ve said in previous posts, my family & myself are fans of CaixaForum. We like to hang out there to enjoy the latest exhibition or meet friends in the cafeteria and have a drink. For those of you who do not know CaixaForum, I summarize why we love it so...
Biscuits workshop for kids at L'obrador
Last week we went to a biscuits workshop for children which was organised at L’Obrador Forn Artesa. L’Obrador, as its name indicates, is an artisan bakery where they want to retrieve the “old” bread using local and ecologic flour. For sure if...
Calçotada 20 minutes away from Barcelona
¡Happy Friday! In case you have not yet made any plans for this weekend, we suggest a typical one of these dates: eat spring onions (calçots) accompanied by family or friends. Barcelona is full of farms where at this time they offer the typical menu of calçotadas....
Dual storytelling: orally and in sign language.
A couple of Saturdays ago we were in the Public Library of Josep Pons, in a session of “dual” storytelling: orally and in sign language. This activity is part of the initiative “Visquem els Contes” (we live the fairytales), an activity that...
