Events starting in November 2015

A public program featuring introductory remarks overviewing ECUSA-Boston’s achievement during this past year followed by an interactive presentation by Mercedes Balcells.

An event to celebrate the release of Toni Sala’s riveting, tragic novel The Boys.

Perfect Day is a solo exhibition by contemporary Spanish artist Eva Armisén whose paintings, drawings, and etchings have the capacity to transform each day into a unique occasion.

A conversation with Luis Conde, where he will discuss how directing Mahler’s Symphony 2 became a life challenging experience and how it compares to leading a company.

This stand-out artist represents the current Spanish pop with southern and Andalucian roots.

Flamenco Men II, a fiery display of the masculine elegance and muscular dynamics of flamenco featuring Edwin Aparicio of the Flamenco Aparicio Dance Company and special guest artists from Spain.

The Iberoamerican Cultural Attachés Association celebrates Fotoweek DC with My Kingdom for a Stage, an exhibition by contemporary Iberoamerican photographers at Hillyer Art Space.

This stand-out artist represents the current Spanish pop with southern and Andalucian roots.

Theatre Flamenco is kicking off its 49th season with the new show (R)evolution that will pay homage to the traditional roots of flamenco music and dance, with a few modern twists.

The Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain will once again host FotoWeekDC’s exhibitions including Everybody Loves To ChaChaCha by the Spanish photographer Bego Anton.

Master puppeteer Pablo Vergne playfully guides everyday objects into surprising shapes on stage as part of Kids Euro Festival 2015.

This stand-out artist represents the current Spanish pop with southern and Andalucian roots.

Flamenco Frequencies by Casa Patas Foundation an evening of sizzling contemporary Flamenco dance and music from Madrid, featuring choreographer and dancer Karen Lugo.

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana presents Poema de Andalucía, a performance paying homage to Andalucía, the birthplace of flamenco.

Karen Lugo, along with talented cantaores and musicians from Fundación Conservatorio Flamenco Casa Patas, returns to the U.S. with a new show.

CUBAAHORA is a selection of works by acclaimed Cuban artists that paints a portrait of artistic creation in today’s Cuba, showing a modern country with an emphasis on the younger generations and their culture.