Ocean Cities Month is an opportunity to showcase the actions you are taking within the network. During this month, we will share ideas, debates, workshops, and presentations. Join in your city and be part of the Ocean Cities network.
Ocean Cities Month – Barcelona Agenda October 14Roundtable & NetworkingResilient Blue Cities: The UNESCO Centre for a Sustainable Ocean Economy in BarcelonaRoundtable and networking session to discuss challenges and opportunities in building resilient blue cities.Where: Fundación Barcelona Capital Náutica HeadquartersTime: 10:00 AMAdmission: FreeRegistration: Here!
October 15Walking EthnographyLa Barceloneta and the Sea: A Journey Through Its MemoriesCritical route through La Barceloneta exploring projects and spaces that have built community around the sea, Dockworkers’ Union, the Market, Club PatiVela, and Somorrostro Beach. The route also shows areas whose transformation has negatively impacted marine ecosystems and the social life of the neighborhood.Where: La Xarxaire Time: 4:00 PM Admission: Free – Limited capacityRegistration: Here!
October 22Knowledge WorkshopThe Benefits of Local Consumption: The Value Chain of Fish ProductsDiscover the secrets of the Barcelona fish market and why consuming local fish improves health, supports the values of La Barceloneta, and enhances Mediterranean sustainability. Participate in this experiential knowledge workshop where, in addition to attending a live fish auction, you can speak with experts from scientific, educational, economic, and social sectors involved in local fishing and responsible consumption. After an exclusive guided visit to the fish market, we will explore the importance of traceability, sustainability, quality, and the benefits of local fish products. Participate in the roundtable and bring your questions to experts and community members.Where: Barcelona Fish Market (Llotja de Pescadors)Time: 4:00 PM Admission: Free – Limited capacityRegistration: Here!
October 29Knowledge WorkshopAmong Nets: Fishing and Neighborhood Stories in La BarcelonetaWorkshop narrating the history of the neighborhood linked to the sea from an environmental justice perspective. Topics include tensions between traditional knowledge, scientific knowledge, and food; explanation of “forgotten fish,” traditional and migrant recipes; environmental conflicts and struggles over territory in La Barceloneta. Includes a cooking demonstration and food tasting.Where: To be confirmedTime: 6:00 PMAdmission: Free – Limited capacityRegistration: Here!
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