Andorra's Cultural Events: Meditation, History Talks, Music, and Immersive Art

### What's On in Andorra: Cultural Events and Exhibitions

Andorra's cultural scene offers a diverse lineup this week, from meditation workshops and historical lectures to live music and immersive art displays across parishes.

**Tonight's highlights** include a conference on Tibetan Shiné meditation for mental calm, led by Enric Miranda of Kaislash, at 7pm in Ordino's library. In Andorra la Vella, the government exhibition hall hosts a 7pm talk on Andorran diplomats and 16th-century historical texts from the Valls and national diplomatics, covering institutional politics, judicial, social, and economic aspects. Escaldes-Engordany's community library features a reading club at 7pm discussing Raymond Carver's *Catedral*, guided by writer Laura Tejada. Later, at 9pm in the Escaldes-Engordany parish hall, the show *Amor en Tiempos de Like* explores modern romance through sarcasm, live dubbing without AI, unfiltered impressions, motivational-free monologues, and audience improvisation.

Music fans can catch Kic Barroc presenting their new album *Entor* at 9.30pm in Ordino's Auditori Nacional. The record features eight original tracks drawing inspiration from Pyrenean peaks, lakes, and landscapes.

**Ongoing exhibitions** span urban planning, archaeology, and contemporary art. *Ciutats a Escala Humana* at Bici Lab Andorra - Museu de la Bicicleta in Andorra la Vella (open 10am-6pm until 28 February) uses Playmobil figures and mappings to showcase four cities prioritising alternatives to car dominance.

In Escaldes-Engordany, the Centre d’Art hosts *Del Néixer al Renéixer: Vivències a l’Antic Egipte* with artefacts from Barcelona's Egyptian Museum, focusing on daily life in ancient Egypt (until 21 February). Espai Caldes displays French street artist C215 (Christian Guémy)'s *Figures de l’Emancipació*, a series of stencil portraits honouring key figures in France's fight for emancipation and freedom (until 13-14 March). Sala Prat del Roure presents the immersive *Van Gogh Alive Andorra 2026*, featuring the artist's works brought to life through projection technology, plus the Europe premiere of *Finding Vincent*, a 3D VR experience recreating moments from Van Gogh's life (until 6 April).

Other shows include *Pintures de Maren* with 40 oil illustrations of film and book covers at La Massana's Museu del Còmic (until 28 February); *Pioners 1884-1954: L’Andorra dels Primers Fotògrafs* from the national archive at the government exhibition hall in Andorra la Vella (until 7 March); and Naiara Escabias's *Respirs de Canillo* at Cal Federico in Canillo (until 31 March).