Events on March 12, 2016

5@5 at DiMenna presents the first recital of the 2016 series featuring the solo piano music of Enrique Granados.

After touring around Spain, Portugal France and Mexico, the Spanish indie rock band Los Nastys begin their first U.S. tour in March.

Uxía & Narf, two of the most important and influential artists from Galicia, Spain, tour the U.S. for the first time with Ballads of the Imaginary Galicia.

The 7th International Conference on Spanish Language in San Juan will focus on Spanish language and creativity.

The exhibition is traveling to San Juan in Puerto Rico to mark the VII Congreso Internacional de la Lengua Española.

The official traveling festival about the new trends in Spanish Cinema returns to Houston.

Flamenco Festival 2016 presents Spain’s finest dancers and singers on its thirteenth anniversary for a celebration of Flamenco that is stirringly authentic while challenging the conventions of the form.

Flamenco Festival 2016 presents Spain’s finest dancers and singers on its thirteenth anniversary for a celebration of Flamenco that is stirringly authentic while challenging the conventions of the form.

The Miami International Film Festival is considered the preeminent film festival for showcasing Ibero-American cinema in the U.S.

The official traveling festival about the new trends in Spanish Cinema returns to Chicago as part of the 19th Chicago European Union Film Festival.

Pennsylvania Ballet will premiere a new production of Don Quixote by Artistic Director Angel Corella.

CCEMiami and NAEMI (National Art Exhibitions of the Mentally III Inc.) present this exhibition that includes art pieces by the artists Candice Avery, Ramon Losa and Daldo, the toy maker.

Flamenco Festival 2016 presents Spain’s finest dancers and singers on its thirteenth anniversary for a celebration of Flamenco that is stirringly authentic while challenging the conventions of the form.

Flamenco Festival 2016 presents Spain’s finest dancers and singers on its thirteenth anniversary for a celebration of Flamenco that is stirringly authentic while challenging the conventions of the form.

A film series at Instituto Cervantes New York focusing on the presence of women in Spanish film industry.

A parody of and a tribute to Euripides’ classic tragedy from the perspective of a has-been Chicago diva.