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This Tuesday we're going to have a relaxing night in good company. Right around the metro station Jaume I, we'll meet and head to a bar for an intimate night with live music and tapas.

What's more classic than having a vermouth in Sant Antoni? Nothing! Join us for a traditional vermuto in the neighbourhood where it's most common!

You've tasted the sparkling wine of Catalonia, now it's time to learn about it! We're taking a tour of leading cava producer, Freixenet.

The best way to sharpen your language sword? Using it! Let's put our Spanish classes to good use and join this exciting language exchange.

You know tapas, but do you know pintxos? These delightful, two-bite appetizers from the Basque country go perfectly with beer, cider or wine.

We are going to explore the Fira de Santa Llúcia where there will be a a parade and performances. This Christmas market has many traditional Catalan souvenirs including the famous caganer and caga tió.

We are going to eat the famous "churros con chocolate ". The Calle de Petrixol in the Gothic Quarter has a few places to pick up the delicious desert.

We've been invited to Shoko night club for a free dinner and open bar between 22:30-00:00. Entrance is free as well. After the pica pica finishes at midnight, you can dance the night away!

We're going to an English comedy show to unwind, laugh, drink, snack and be merry. The show will take place at a small craft beer pub near Plaza Sant Jaume II.

The Fàbrica Moritz opened in 1864 after the walls of the city were knocked down. On Tuesday, we'll head over to grab a beer and some snacks in this historical brewery.

Cheese might not be the first food that comes to mind when you think of Spain but you would be surprised by what kind of deliciousness is out there! Join us in tempting your taste buds with 5 different types of cheeses!

The famous architect Antoni Gaudí's workshop is on fire and it's our mission to save the blueprints of the Sagrada Familia before they're destroyed! This is a 60-minute escape room where we'll solve all sorts of problems and puzzles to save the day.

One of the oldest and most classic cava bars in Barceloneta is where we're going on Tuesday. La Xampanyeria is a traditional standup style bar with delicious tapas and even tastier cava. Let's rub shoulders and enjoy a typical Catalan evening!

On this day trip, we'll visit Besalú, Dali and Girona. You'll have time to visit the Dalí Museum in Figueres (the artist's hometown) as well as the medieval cities of Besalú and Girona (where they filmed some parts of Game of Thrones!)

Let's put those Spanish lessons to good use tonight. Everyone will get a sticker with their name, native language and the language(s) they want to practise. This is a great way to meet new people and speak as much as you can.

Taco Tuesday time! What better way to spend the afternoon snacking on delicious Mexican noms for just € 1.10. From cochinita pibil to tinga tacos, you'll love the food and atmosphere at this place.

Let's dance to the rhythm of the night this Saturday. We're heading up to a bar in the charming barrio of Gràcia to dance and learn from an instructor. They'll show us the basic moves of Salsa Línea, Cubana and Bachata.

This Friday we are adding a special event to our weekly activities! Join us for a big meet & greet and seize the opportunity to get to know other Speakeasy students while enjoying a beer and some snacks!

How would you like to have a painting of the Sagrada Familia that you painted yourself? In this 3-hour painting class, an instructor will guide us in creating our own masterpieces (in Spanish).

Let's take advantage of this still-mild weather and get some exercise! We'll do a boxing workout by Port Vell. We'll have the beautiful view of Barcelona to give us some encouragement.

Every first Sunday of the month many of Barcelona´s top museums are free to enter. Let´s take advantage of October´s free museum visit by exploring the MNAC (Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya). Situated on Montjuïc hill at the just behind plaza Espanya, the museum is especially notable for its outstanding collection of romanesque church paintings, and for Catalan art and design from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, including modernisme and noucentisme.

We'll start our bar crawl at Mint Bar on Passeig de Colom with some drinks and cocktails. From there, we'll see where the night takes us and explore some other places.

The magic fountain show begins with colours illuminating the fountain and music to go along with them. We can watch the show, take in the view from the top of Montjuic and grab a drink afterwards.

This Tuesday we're going to have a relaxing night in good company. Delicious tapas, soulful music and some drinks will set the mood for our evening.