SIDE EVENTS
There’s still time! We’re extending the deadline to submit satellite events until 30 September (included).
With the aim of making Time Use Week accessible to all citizens, during October, organizations, companies, and public institutions from all across the world will organize side events to the TUW2026 program to expand knowledge, reflection, and debate on the right to time worldwide.
Seminars, film forums, workshops, etc., will be organized for children and adults.
The information in this section will be updated as participating organizations define their events.
Would you like to organize a side event? We can help you! Send your request to info@timeuse.barcelona and we’ll send you ideas!
Have you decided to organize a side event? Congratulations! Please provide us with the details in the form below to appear on the official Time Use Week program and receive the partner organization’s banner.
Deadline for sending the information: September 30th, 2026.
Calendar of side events
Event:Organization of outreach talks
Organizer: Tempo Territorial
Date and Time: 29/09 | 10:00–12:00
Location: Online
Pre-registration link here
This webinar will focus on the European Time Network, presenting its background, challenges and links with Tempo Territorial. It will also showcase time-related initiatives developed in different European countries, as well as current and upcoming projects and 2026 updates of interest to local and regional authorities.
Event:Artistic intervention
Organizer: Humans Being Time – Chinanagoland SL
Date and Time: Permanent
Location: Potassi K19 – Sant Pere Mes Alt, 19, 08003 (Barcelona).
Humans Being Time is a 24-hour participatory performance artwork in which people physically form the digits of a digital clock, changing position every minute in real time. Participants commit their time to collectively sustain the clock for an entire day, transforming time from something we measure into something we physically create and share.
Event: Literary readings and debates
Organizer: Erick Labrousse
Date and Time: Permanent
Location: France (online dissemination via Facebook)
Overview of petitions submitted to the European Parliament calling for an end to daylight saving time, together with an analysis of photochemical air pollution in France, including NO₂, PM₁₀, PM₂.₅ and ozone. Following the case concerning NO₂ pollution, France has also been found in breach by the Court of Justice of the European Union for failing to comply with the EU Air Quality Directive on PM₁₀.