Events starting in July 2016

Roll Up Gallery is proud to announce From Ibiza to San Francisco, a duo exhibition by Spanish artists Aida Miró and Simona Marziani.

Spanish-born jazz pianist Lluís Capdevila brings the music from his debut album, Diaspora.

The Consulate General of Spain in New York and Spain Fresh present a showcase featuring some of the best emerging musical talent from Spain.

A community reading in Spanish of the classic novel Don Quixote in commemoration of the 400th anniversary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes.

Spain comes back to OUTFEST Los Angeles with the feature film Girl Gets Girl, directed by Sonia Sebastián, and the shorts Allo?, Doors Cut Down and The Orchid.

Ruido Fest features both established and up and coming bands from all genres of Latin Alternative Music.

A special screening and discussion with the film makers and UN experts on tackling neglected tropical diseases, part of the broader efforts towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Institut Ramon Llull partners again with SummerStage to present a circus performance by Joan Català and a dance project by Iron Skulls, performing together with artist Quim Moya.

Spanish-born artist Bubi Canal exhibits his work, Beautiful Mystery, at this year’s Aperture Summer Open.

Spanish band Sexy Zebras performs at Capital Fringe, a D.C. festival that thrives on amplifying the vibrancy of the DC’s independent arts community.

The ensemble Ruimonte performs Sephardic Treasures, selected from the Sephardic Romancero, a collection of songs originating in 12th to 15th Century Spain.

This program takes up this ideological diversity, but also a diversity of genres, formats and eras, from newsreels to propaganda and documentaries to fiction features, produced in Spain or Hollywood.

The Academy of Muses, the latest film from eclectic Spanish filmmaker José Luis Guerin, will be screened at National Gallery of Art preceded by his short film, Le Saphir de Saint-Louis.

Children of Salt is a timeless tale of love, loss and hope that focuses on Raul, an entrepreneur who returns home after 20 years. The musical features Spanish performer Nicolas Baumgartner in the lead role of Camaron.

The exhibition is travelling to Instituto Cervantes New York to celebrate Cervantes’ 400 anniversary.

Caramoor welcomes Pablo Heras-Casado, principal conductor of Orchestra of St. Luke’s, in his first turn at the Bel Canto opera stage.