Educational PROJECTS
European Pathways to Minority Religious Heritage: Inclusive Heritage in Adult Education
We are proud to form part of MIRETAGE a three-year Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership coordinated by the University of Groningen, bringing together eight organisations from the Netherlands, Belgium, and Spain.
The project responds to a key European challenge: while cultural heritage is increasingly recognised as a tool for social cohesion, minority religious communities remain underrepresented in mainstream heritage narratives, and community-based initiatives often lack sustainable educational frameworks. MIRETAGE aims to empower adult learners as heritage-makers, strengthen educators’ competencies through creative methods, and position heritage education as a tool for civic engagement and social inclusion in Europe.
Mozaika & Toldot Barcelona play a central role in the design and testing of innovative heritage-education methodologies, drawing on hands-on experience in minority religious heritage, storytelling, and participatory learning.
Beneath the Stones: Memory, Identity, and Reimagining Legacy
Beneath the Stones is an educational project designed to equip teachers, students and community leaders from Barcelona’s local Jewish community with tools to share and promote their historical and cultural heritage beyond the classroom. The project aims to foster a deeper connection to Jewish heritage, empower young people as narrators and custodians of collective memory, and build inclusive public narratives rooted in identity, resilience, and pride. Through education, storytelling, and community engagement, Beneath the Stones seeks to make Jewish history visible, accessible, and meaningful within the broader social and cultural landscape.
This project is made possible with the support of Paideia, The European Institute for Jewish Studies.
Beneath the Stones
Create your own program
Seminars, groups tours and study sessions in Casa Adret.
Casa Adret offers a unique and inspiring setting for group study sessions and incubator programmes for 15–30 participants. Located in a historic medieval building in the heart of Barcelona’s Jewish quarter, Casa Adret brings learning into direct dialogue with place. Drawing on a network of educators, historians, activists, and artists — or working with your own faculty— we co-design tailored educational and team-building workshops exploring Jewish culture, heritage, art, and text. For travelling study groups, Casa Adret is a natural anchor point: a space to pause, reflect, learn, and connect.
Why Toldot? Why here?
Location
Located in the heart of the old call (Jewish quarter) of Barcelona, this 12th century palace-house stands Casa Adret was founded in 2017 and serves as a melting pot of history, community, research and hub for several organizations
Experince
Take advantage of our experience in organizing exceptional events. With years of dedication and a specialized team, at Toldot, we have perfected the craft of creating memorable experiences. Trust in our expertise to bring your vision to life and ensure an unparalleled event
Services
Discover the versatility of our services, designed to meet the needs of small and large groups seeking unique experiences. Whether an intimate gathering or a large-scale program, at Toldot, we provide customized solutions with a distinctive touch to ensure unforgettable moments.
Barcelona
Our city attracts a large number of visitors every year, and it's easy to understand why. From beautiful views, well-connected, to great food, and high-quality arts and culture, there's something for everyone in Barcelona. Come visit us and see for yourself!
Staff
Our team of highly skilled professionals is dedicated to organizing exceptional events. With diverse expertise and specialized skills, we provide creative solutions, efficient coordination, and meticulous attention to detail.
A story to tell
If we are experts in experiences, how could we not make this something extraordinary? We only remember what makes a moment unique, and this could be yours. Are you ready to begin?