Events starting in March 2017

Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.

Galicia’s foremost bagpiper Carlos Núñez opens his 2017 U.S. tour in Washington, D.C., celebrating the 20-year anniversary of his debut album.

Six bands from Spain participate in the upcoming edition of South by South West 2017 in Austin, Texas.

Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.

Manuel López Segura, a Ph.D. candidate in Architecture and Urban Planning at Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) discusses the restoration project of the Roman Theatre of Sagunt.

Hubbard Street Dance pays tribute to its two-decade-long relationship with Spanish artist Nacho Duato.

Anthology Film Archives presents a three-part retrospective of the work of José Val del Omar who has often been considered an essential figure of Spanish experimental cinema.

This meeting will discuss the Association’s historiographical developments in the field and new research, as well as explore the field’s future direction.

The 25th edition of the Environmental Film Festival hosts the D.C. premiere of the Spanish film “The Shepherd.”

The Spanish flamenco trio formed by Josemi Carmona, Javier Colina and ‘Bandolero’ join Aynur in a concert to raise awareness for gender equality.

Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.

Los Angeles-based curator IdolWild partners with Spain’s Swinton Gallery for its premiere international art exhibit at Keystone Art Gallery.

Japanese guitarist Shiro Otake premieres his new composition “La Guitarra” which commemorates the 80 years from the death of Federico Garcia Lorca.

Galicia’s foremost bagpiper Carlos Núñez is touring North America to celebrate 20 years since his debut album “A Irmandade das Estrelas” with special guests and new music.

Spanish guitarist Margarita Escarpa returns to the John E. Marlow Guitar Series with a special program of Spanish and Mexican repertoire.

Manuel Rivas, one of Spain’s most beloved contemporary writers, talks about his work and his love for Galicia, his native land.