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Registration is now open for the putibarcelona trans* route on 18 March
An activity as part of the “Our Bodies are Battlefields” programme.

A display to break with dualities, fracture borders and churn our stomachs
The Barcelona LGBTI Centre is hosting “Entranyes” until 29 April as part of the new cycle of activities “Els nostres cossos són camps de batalla”.

Take a “La putibarcelona trans*” tour with TiritiTrans Trans Trans
This activity is sold out. Bookings for the next tour will open on 1 March.

A rebellion for frontier bodies
We’ll be discussing the book “La rebelión de las hienas. Relatos corporales de personas intersex” on Thursday, 16 February, at 6 pm.

Casal Lambda's Armand de Fluvià Documentation Centre will be closed on Tuesday 14 February
The Armand de Fluvià Documentation Centre (CDAF), owned by the LGBTI organisation Casal Lambda and located on the premises of the LGTBI Centre (Comte Borrell, 22), will be closed on Tuesday 14 February.

"Entranyes” [Entrails], an exhibition that takes an in depth look at the complexities of reality from a transfeminist, anti-racist and anti-colonial perspective
The exhibition will open to the public with a presentation by artists and curators on Monday 6 February at 6 pm

New programme of activities at the Barcelona LGBTI Centre, recognising our bodies as battlegrounds
Today the Barcelona LGBTI centre is launching a new programme of activities entitled “Our Bodies are Battlegrounds”, that will run from February to April 2023

See you at the local festival in Sant Antoni on Saturday 21!
We’re celebrating the local festival in Sant Antoni on Saturday 21

Four years at the service of LGBTIQA+ people
Opened on 19 January 2019, the Barcelona LGBTI Centre offers information services, facilitation, entertainment, guidance and initial support for LGBTIQA+ people and those around them.

Last route on the history of spiritualities and sexual-affective dissidence in Barcelona
We’re offering the final route “Spiritualities, religions and sexual-affective activity outside the norm” on Saturday, 14 January, from 11 am to 1 pm.