It’s supposed to be the start of summer in a few weeks but, as I write, temperatures have dropped once more and rain is forecast again. Lucky, then, that we have a range of writing this month to be enjoyed wherever you find yourself: on the beach (fingers crossed) or in a warm and cosy café. Carol Moran and Anthony Bain look at the history of two lesser-known city spots, while Polly Casson takes us into her world of dance. Lucas Cavazos explains why, despite Spain’s generally open attitude to homosexuals, Gay Pride celebrations are still so significant (and such a good time). We talk to the recently named Catalan of the Year 2012, Dr. Josep Sánchez de Toledo, and to local artist Vall Karsunke. Tara Stevens reviews two restaurants from opposite ends of the city’s gastro-spectrum: Albert Adrià’s newest eatery and a cheap but authentic Chinese restaurant. And even if it’s not going to be the hottest Sant Joan we’ve known, the coca and cava will taste just as good, and the fireworks will e
