-Archaeological Sites in Our Area in the Girona Counties: Exploring Our Greco-Roman Roots. Mondays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. (until 12/15/25). Led by Maria Àngela Ayats, Mercè Enrich, and Caterina Vilamitjana. Explanation and visit to different sites with Greek, Roman, and Iberian past in our counties with four proposals: Caldes de Malavella, Sarrià de Ter, Ullastret, and Girona. Each proposal will include a theoretical class on the various cultural, historical, geographical, and social aspects related to the site, followed by an on-site visit.

-“My Mother Always Gave Me an Apple for Snack”. Reality and Fiction in Contemporary Catalan Narrative. Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. (until 05/25/26). Led by Núria Bazaga. Literature is a strange place where fiction and reality mix, where the narrator is never completely reliable, and where what is told has something to do with the truth but is never pure reality. In recent years, what are called “first-person narratives” have increased—novelized life experiences—but this literary genre has existed for many years. We will explore cases where distinguishing reality from fiction becomes a real challenge.

-“My Mother Always Gave Me an Apple for Snack”. Reality and Fiction in Contemporary Catalan Narrative. Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. (until 05/25/26). Led by Núria Bazaga. Literature is a strange place where fiction and reality mix, where the narrator is never completely reliable, and where what is told has something to do with the truth but is never pure reality. In recent years, what are called “first-person narratives” have increased—novelized life experiences—but this literary genre has existed for many years. We will explore cases where distinguishing reality from fiction becomes a real challenge.

-“My Mother Always Gave Me an Apple for Snack”. Reality and Fiction in Contemporary Catalan Narrative. Wednesdays from 4 to 6 p.m. (until 05/25/26). Led by Núria Bazaga. Literature is a strange place where fiction and reality mix, where the narrator is never completely reliable, and where what is told has something to do with the truth but is never pure reality. In recent years, what are called “first-person narratives” have increased—novelized life experiences—but this literary genre has existed for many years. We will explore cases where distinguishing reality from fiction becomes a real challenge.

-Digital Photography for Beginners: Discover Your Digital Camera. Wednesdays from 6:15 to 8 p.m. (from until 05/20/26). Led by Marcel·lí Armengou. The idea of this course is to introduce digital photography in a clear and practical way to all people interested in acquiring basic knowledge to enjoy digital photography. The course is designed for using a photographic camera and will take place in Sant Feliu de Guíxols.