A house
where cultures
meet.
A Barcelona-based association promoting intercultural dialogue between Slavic and Catalan communities through culture, language, volunteering, and European projects.
19
Years of activity
6+
European projects
2
Cultures in dialogue
Slavic · Catalan
What we do
Four ways we work
Casa Eslava combines cultural presence, practical learning, and European cooperation to serve its community in Barcelona and beyond.
Cultural events
Concerts, exhibitions, traditional celebrations, theatre, and intercultural gatherings that keep Slavic and Catalan cultures in dialogue.
Language and learning
Language tables, Slavic mother-tongue activities, chess school, and informal education that give people practical tools for participation.
Youth and volunteering
Youth exchanges, volunteer placements, and non-formal education through European mobility programs for young people across the continent.
European projects
Erasmus+ partnerships and cross-border cooperation that place Casa Eslava within a wider network of intercultural and civic organizations.
Our journey
19 years of intercultural work
From a small founding group in Nou Barris to a recognized European network partner — a brief account of how Casa Eslava grew.
Foundation
Casa Eslava is established in Nou Barris, Barcelona, with a mission to promote dialogue between Slavic cultures and Catalan society.
Building community
Regular festivals, exhibitions, and language tables create a first generation of members and volunteers in the Barcelona area.
Youth in Action
Participation in Youth in Action and MOU-TE! programs opens volunteer placements, youth exchanges, and international partnerships.
Structured projects
Projects including SHadOW, Oase of Art, and RDaVR deepen work in non-formal education, job shadowing, and restorative dialogue.
Welcoming newcomers
Expanded support for new arrivals: orientation, multilingual guidance, and community meals that help people settle and connect.
E.C.H.O. and beyond
Casa Eslava joins the E.C.H.O. partnership, continuing its role as a trusted intercultural organization in Barcelona and Europe.
Get in touch
Contact and participation
Casa Eslava is open to members, volunteers, newcomers, and institutional partners. Share your language preference when you write.
Languages
Catalan, Spanish, English
Slavic languages supported