Events starting in March 2016

The annual Bay Area Flamenco Festival returns with an impressive lineup of world-class Flamenco artists, including Spanish Gypsy singer Esperanza Fernández and Cuban pianist Gonzalo Rubalcaba.

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.

An international conference and concert devoted to the music of Enrique Granados, commemorating the Granados Centenary including a world premiere by Spanish composer Benet Casablancas.

The all-female Madrid-based band Hinds is back in the U.S. to present their album Leave Me Alone.

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

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.

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

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

ReelAbilities is the largest disabilities film festival in the country, presenting films on the topic of physical, developmental, and psychological disabilities.

La Banda Morisca, a quintet from Spain, combines its original and creative view of traditional music with influences from the South of Mediterranean as well as Flamenco and Andalusian rock.

A selection of the landmark works of Spanish animation of all times, curated by Carolina López.

The all-female Madrid-based band Hinds is back in the U.S. to present their album Leave Me Alone.

Miguel Llansó’s postapocalyptic sci-fi romance, a Spain-Ethiopia-Finland co-production, premieres at the 10th annual New African Film Festival.

Spanish bands Agoraphobia, Juan Zelada, Juventud Juché, Los Nastys, Sexy Zebras and The Parrots showcase in SXSW 30th edition.

Latin Grammy Award-winning flamenco guitarist Vicente Amigo makes his Seattle debut.