Upcoming Events and Exhibitions in Andorra

### Upcoming Events and Exhibitions in Andorra

The Pas de la Casa kicks off its annual Sant Antoni festival with a traditional escudella meal available for purchase at tourist offices or on the day of the event. Priced at €8 for the full plate including escudella, or €2 for escudella alone—packaged this year—the servings will be distributed from 1pm at Plaça de l’Església de Sant Pere.

Several exhibitions across the Principality highlight art, history and culture, with many running through early spring. At the Museu del Còmic in La Massana, "Solo" by Óscar Martín traces the adventures of a heroic character drawn by one of the artists behind Tom and Jerry comics, on view until 16 January.

In Andorra la Vella, Espai Columba hosts Rafa Contreras’s "Andorra Romànica en 40 Mirades," a series of 40 black-and-white photographs taken with a vintage analogue camera that capture the timeless essence of ten Romanesque churches, continuing until 17 January. Nearby at Bici Lab Andorra, "Ciutats a Escala Humana" examines how cities have evolved over centuries into densely populated, complex spaces, open until 28 February. The CEE features "Del Néixer al Renéixer: Vivències a l’Antic Egipte," displaying archaeological artefacts from Barcelona’s Egyptian Museum to explore daily life in ancient Egypt, through 21 February.

The government’s exhibition hall presents "Pioners 1884-1954: L’Andorra dels Primers Fotògrafs," drawing on archival collections to chart the early days of photography in the country, until 7 March. In Escaldes-Engordany, Espai Caldes showcases French street artist C215 (Christian Guémy) and his "Figures de l’Empancipació," a portrait series honouring key figures in France’s struggles for emancipation and freedom, running until 13 March. La Massana’s communal library displays "El Londres de Virginia Woolf," featuring original illustrations by Arnau Sánchez Campamà for the Trotalibros edition of Woolf’s *London*.

Two conferences are scheduled in Escaldes-Engordany: "Cafè de la Mort," an open discussion space on death, starts at 6:30pm at Hotel Roc Blanc; followed by "Andorra i la Unió Europea" at 7:30pm in the Comú’s act hall, reviewing the Principality’s close ties to the EU through sectoral agreements and a customs union despite not being a member.