Events starting in January 2017

The Palm Springs International Film Festival is a portal for the very best in world cinema, and this year it welcomes four Spanish movies.

The Three Kings Day Parade on January 6th features live camels, colorful puppets, parrandas, music and dancing.

Contemporary artist Susana Guerrero longs to achieve a mythopia that brings together a genealogy of the materials, an anthropology of the experience and the splitting of her own identity, always guided by the murmur of a dream.

Author Aurora Morcillo Gómez presents her latest book where she discusses the symbolic relationship between the dictatorial rule of Franco and the female body as an allegory of the nation.

A world premiere based on Velázquez’ mesmerizing paintings of jesters and dwarfs, “Los Bufones” brings to life these fascinating individuals –comedians and outcasts, confidantes and spies– in a richly melodic new theatre piece.

The Kreeger’s complete collection of works by Joan Miró, including “The Mallorca Suite,” “Makimono,” and “El Vol de l’Alosa,” will be on view on an intimate special exhibition.

Spanish guitar Pablo Sainz Villegas performs at Portland Classic Guitar Series.

Saxophonist and cantaor flamenco Antonio Lizana comes to the U.S. to present his latest album “Quimeras del Mar,” a mixture of flamenco and jazz.

“The Glam Bugs” is a photographic series of glorified, theatrical bugs.

Musician and conductor Jordi Savall is joined by his Hespèrion XXI ensemble to present a characteristically well-researched program of early music.

This traveling exhibition presents the extraordinary drawings of Ramón y Cajal, the father of modern neuroscience.

Repertorio Español presents Burundanga, a comedy written by Jordi Galcerán and directed by José Zayas.

Saxophonist and cantaor flamenco Antonio Lizana comes to New York’s Cornelia Street Cafe to present his latest album “Quimeras del Mar,” a mixture of flamenco and jazz.

Spanish visual artist Ivana Larrosa presents her video performance at the 2017 Winter/Spring Flaherty NYC series “Broken Senses.”