Starting on 13 October, Barcelona residents can apply for €10 discount vouchers to use at local markets and shops. The initiative aims to boost local commerce and is limited to three vouchers per person.

Six families were evacuated in Horta-Guinardó due to severe flooding. Two schools suspended activities as emergency services respond to the situation.

The Santa Anna parish has become a refuge for hundreds of homeless individuals during the recent torrential rains. They provide shelter, food, and medical assistance, highlighting the urgent need for better support systems for vulnerable populations.

Barcelona Dibuixa 2026 is set for October 17-18, featuring 46 activities across the city. Entry is free, with various artists and venues participating.

This article clarifies who pays for damages caused by severe weather, emphasizing the importance of insurance coverage. It explains the roles of private insurance and the Consorci de Compensació d’Assegurances in compensating for weather-related damages.

Barcelona's metro service was fully restored on Monday, October 5, after disruptions caused by heavy rains. However, several access points and vestibules remain closed.

In August 2026, housing sales in Catalonia increased by 7.1% year-on-year, with 8,292 transactions recorded. This growth outpaces the national average of 1.3%, highlighting a robust real estate market in the region.

Electricity prices in Barcelona are set to reach a record high of €201.99 per MWh on Tuesday, October 6. This marks a significant increase from the previous day and more than double the price from last year.

Casa Fuster has been awarded a 10-year concession for the former Viena restaurant space in Sabadell, marking a significant step in the city's revitalization efforts.

La Farinera del Clot, a cultural center in Barcelona, has a rich history dating back to 1852. Originally a flour factory, it played a significant role during the Civil War and now hosts various cultural activities.

The 33rd edition of Ciutat Flamenco will take place from October 16 to 25, showcasing contemporary flamenco in Barcelona. The festival features premieres and performances from established and emerging artists.

Following heavy rains on Monday, Barcelona's education authorities are implementing contingency plans for climate change. All schools remain operational as they prepare for potential future weather events.

Heavy rains have severely impacted Vall d'Hebron Hospital and several medical centers in Barcelona, leading to flooding and infrastructure damage. The nursing union is calling for urgent investments to adapt facilities for extreme weather.

In 2025, the municipalities of the Greater Barcelona area generated 1.4 million tons of waste, averaging 422 kg per person. Despite an 11.7% reduction since 2010, the region still falls short of EU targets.

On Tuesday, October 6, the Barcelona City Council will address the ongoing strike by public library workers. The session aims to resolve labor conflicts and improve working conditions.

A housing rights protest on October 5 turned violent in Barcelona, resulting in 13 arrests and 30 police injuries. Barricades were erected and fires set as clashes erupted near Plaza Catalunya.

The political landscape in Barcelona is heating up as the upcoming municipal elections approach. The 'comunes' party is leveraging housing issues to challenge Mayor Jaume Collboni, proposing significant policy changes to gain voter support.