Introduction
Sensi Social Club is a private member association located in the Eixample district of Barcelona, Catalonia. The organisation identifies as a private, non-profit member association where registered members collectively manage and share cannabis for personal use within the association’s internal framework. The club operates under the Spanish association legal context and references Spanish cannabis association law (LO 1/2002) as the applicable national statute for associative activity.
Location and neighbourhood context
The club’s stated address places it on Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes in the Eixample neighbourhood, a central and architecturally notable district of Barcelona. Eixample is characterised by its grid layout, a mix of residential and commercial streets, and concentrations of modernist architecture; it is also served by multiple urban public-transport routes and is adjacent to several central thoroughfares of the city. Sensi Social Club’s location on Gran Via situates it within this central urban context, with access to the broader transport network and local amenities found across Eixample.
About the private association
Sensi Social Club is described as a private, non-profit member association. As with other Spanish cannabis social clubs, the organisation’s stated purpose is the collective cultivation and internal distribution among registered members rather than commercial activity. The association is structured to serve an enclosed membership body; it is not open to the general public and does not operate as a retail or commercial enterprise. Administrative decisions, internal rules, and collective cultivation plans are managed by the association’s governing bodies in accordance with its statutes and internal regulations.
The club’s framework follows commonly understood principles for cannabis clubs in Spain: activities are intended to be for members’ private consumption and collective management rather than public trade. The mention of Spanish association law (LO 1/2002) is intended to clarify the statutory environment within which such private associations typically organise, not to provide legal advice.
Membership process
Membership at Sensi Social Club is by private introduction and internal admission only. Prospective members are expected to follow the association’s established application and verification procedures; these may include documentation and a private assessment by the club’s membership committee in line with the association’s statutes. Entry to the premises and membership enrolment are at the club’s discretion at all times. The club determines admission criteria and reserves the right to accept or decline applications in accordance with its internal rules.
The association states that membership is intended for individuals who meet the organisation’s eligibility requirements and who participate in the collective structures defined by the statutes. Membership is not public-facing and is managed as a private relationship between the association and admitted members. The club does not solicit members publicly; introductions and references are the customary route for contact.
Governance and record-keeping
As a private association, Sensi Social Club is expected to maintain internal governance records consistent with its statutes, minutes of meetings, and membership lists. Such records are maintained for internal management and are handled according to the association’s data policies and applicable privacy regulations. The governing committee or board is responsible for overseeing collective activities, financial bookkeeping for internal costs, and compliance with the association’s own rules. Specific details of governance, member caps, or internal bylaws are matters for the association and are not disclosed publicly beyond what the club chooses to provide to prospective members.
Entry and membership remain matters for the association to decide. The information above is presented for informational and directory purposes only and does not constitute an invitation, offer, or public solicitation.
