Events starting in December 2013

After playing to sold-out Joyce houses for the last two years, the Bessie Award-winning dancer and her company, Noche Flamenca, return this December.

This is the first major solo museum exhibition by the Magnum Photo photographer Cristina García Rodero in the United States.

Now in its 26th year, the AFI European Union Film Showcase continues its tradition of bringing the best in European cinema to Washington audiences, including Spanish films ‘The Wishful Thinkers’ and ‘Grand Piano.’

This series surveys some of the films that have arisen as a result of these filmmakers’ fluid movements across national boundaries.

Last seen at the Kennedy Center in 2007, Ballet Hispanico returns with a dazzling mixed repertory program to include the D.C. premiere of ‘Sortijas’ by Cayetano Soto.

A creative survivor, a poet, a composer and a music producer, Buika combines all the styles along with her emotionally charged lyrics and such broken sensuality in her voice.

A solo evening with noted Spanish Nu Flamenco guitarist.

A festival celebrating women filmmakers of Mexico and Spain.

Internationally acclaimed Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado will lead notable orchestras in the U.S. throughout the fall.

A creative survivor, a poet, a composer and a music producer, Buika combines all the styles along with her emotionally charged lyrics and such broken sensuality in her voice.

SPAIN arts & culture’s last screening of 2013 presents Isabel Coixet’s ‘Things I Never Told You’ and a pre-screening of the short film ‘Tristan Boj’s Hollow’ with director Paula Ortiz in attendance.

More than one hundred paintings and drawings demonstrating the massive American success of Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (1863-1923).

Continuing the artist’s exploration of man’s anxiety to belong, Bernardi Roig’s solo exhibition unfolds for the viewer an unsettling experience with his obsessions.

Travel in time and across the globe to explore Spain’s graphic arts from mid-16th to 19th centuries as seen through the eyes of the British Museum in London.

A show dedicated to the Hispanic/Latino world, a poetry slam all coursed in Spanglish around the identity question of the Latino population.

Join Spanish collective Travesías de Luz for a conversation at the Embassy of Spain as part of Fête des Lumières Georgetown Festival.