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Pals launches Ca la Pruna, cultura viva with free year-round activities

The local council introduces a new cultural program featuring talks, workshops, and performances at the Ca la Pruna Auditorium.

Generic image of an illuminated cultural center facade in a medieval village.
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Generic image of an illuminated cultural center facade in a medieval village.

The Pals Town Council has introduced Ca la Pruna, cultura viva, a new cultural initiative by the Department of Culture offering free activities at the Ca la Pruna Auditorium throughout 2026.

This program aims to make culture accessible to all residents with a variety of events including workshops and debates. The cycle begins on February 27 with a lecture by Ramon Piera de Ciurana regarding local railway history.
March highlights include a monologue by Teresa Gelpí on March 20 and an astronomy conference by Francesc Pruneda on March 27. All events are free of charge for the public.

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