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Enrollment for Palma's Neighborhood Centers begins on Wednesday

Enrollment for Palma's Neighborhood Centers begins on Wednesday

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Starting Wednesday, September 13, you can register at Palma's Casals de barri for sports, language and creative courses – online or on-site. Per person, only one registration is initially allowed.

Enrollment begins on Wednesday, September 13

Living in Palma and looking for an affordable yoga class, tutoring for your child, or an introductory computer course? Mark next Wednesday on your calendar. On September 13 the enrollment period for the city’s neighborhood centers—the so-called Casals de barri—opens. You can register on-site or conveniently online, but at the start each person may book only one course.

What is offered

The offerings are surprisingly extensive: in the morning there are often yoga or senior sports sessions, in the afternoon dance courses (salsa, sevillanas) are on the agenda. In addition, painting classes, various language courses (Spanish, English) and computer courses are offered. Also cooking workshops and affordable tutoring are included. The price? Often around 2 euros per hour – yes, really no typo. It’s hard to get regular offerings cheaper.

A few practical notes

A neighborhood tip: if you want to secure a spot, you should come early. Some courses are booked out within days. Bring along an ID and, if necessary, proof of residence—the staff at the counter sometimes ask for it. Online registrations usually work via the site casalsdebarri.cat, which also lists the full program of all centers.

The city deliberately limits first registrations to one course per person. This is to give all interested people a chance to get at least something, rather than a few people blocking multiple spots. Sounds fair, even if it annoys some planners.

A bit of local color

I was briefly at the Casal in Son Gotleu yesterday—espresso from the machine, two ladies loudly discussing Spanish beginner courses, a young man hanging around flyers for beginner computer courses. The atmosphere: friendly, a bit busy. Especially in neighborhoods with many families, the courses are often a little magnet in the evening.

If your favorite is already full: many centers maintain waiting lists and open up spots when capacities free. And one more note for parents: some children's courses start only on certain weekdays, so be sure to read the fine print.

Conclusion

For little money, learn something new, do sports, or meet someone for a coffee chat—all aimed by the Casals de barri. You can enroll starting Wednesday, in person or online. If you’re unsure: call the center you want briefly; staff will be happy to help.

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