Barcelona’s Casa Project has ended with a final exhibition, according to the Ajuntament de Barcelona. The event marks the close of the city council initiative and its cultural programme in the Catalan capital.
The exhibition acts as a review of the project’s work and its impact on local communities. It brings together the activities and collaborations developed during the initiative, giving residents a chance to see the results.
Organised by Barcelona City Council, the Casa Project focused on neighbourhood participation and on bringing cultural and social initiatives closer to citizens. The closing exhibition reflects that aim by showing the creative output and collective work of those involved.
The Ajuntament de Barcelona said the project met its goals of promoting social cohesion and cultural access. The exhibition is open to the public, allowing a wider audience to see the project’s legacy before it closes fully.
The city council will now assess the results of the Casa Project to help shape future community programmes. Readers can follow more local updates on our news page.
