Events starting in October 2014

The 37th Edition features a special focus on new Latin American and Spanish cinema.

Spanish TV/radio journalist Guillermo Fesser will be doing a free reading at the Instituto Cervantes in Chicago.

A night of Ibero-American food, music, and art show.

An exhibition accompanied by a photobook visualizing the U.S. Latino experience today through twelve of the most talented photographic voices working internationally.

The Spanish band is back in the U.S. to present their album, ‘Somos.’

Spanish guitarists Pedro Navarro and Ramon Jarque will interpret Paco de Lucía’s most popular works, ‘Between Two Waters’ and ‘Plazuela,’ as well as very early compositions such as ‘Spain’ and ‘Tico-Tico.’

Known for his biting yet witty comics, Miguel Brieva offers insight into the graphic world through university workshops, talks, and an exhibition.

The Band will participate in the Boswell Sister Tribute Festival with songs such as ‘Shout, Sister!,’ ‘Crazy People,’ ‘Cryin’ Blues’ or their unfinished ‘Yoo-dle-ee-oo-de-oo.’

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, presents a landmark exhibition dedicated to Spanish master Francisco Goya (1746–1828).

Spanish writers Rosa Montero, Javier Cercas, Marta Sanz, Cristina Fallarás and Concha Buika will participate in the 5th edition of ‘Festival de la Palabra.’

The Spanish singer tours the U.S. and Canada to present her third album ‘Agent Cooper.’

An exhibition and architecture roundtable about this year’s Venice Biennale theme ‘Absorbing Modernity 1914 - 2014.’

The 20th edition of Los Angeles’ Recent Spanish Cinema showcase the best of Spain’s rich, vibrant and vital films on the big screen at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood.

The Spanish singer tours the U.S. and Canada to present her third album ‘Agent Cooper.’

Spanish guitarist and composer Rosalía Mowgli will play her repertoire combining ancient music from Spain and Latin America in a contemporary manner.

This whimsical performance explores the inner elements of a child’s ordinary life.