Events starting in July 2017

The choir, one of the oldest music schools in Europe, is coming to the nation’s capital to take part in the John F. Kennedy Centennial celebration and in the National Day Parade.

Survibe is a 45-day journey, an experience, a painting trip through the U.S. by two painters and a photographer –Joan Tarragó, Alberto (Sabek) and Elliot Alcalde.

Spanish bands Duncan Dhu, El Guincho, Extraperlo and Los Nastys play at RuidoFest, Chicago’s only 3-day Latin Alternative Music Festival taking place July 7-9.

Celebrating over 400 years of the novel “Don Quixote” by Miguel de Cervantes, Madison Early Music Festival explores the wealth of references to the music, art, and literature that flourished and illuminated Spain during the political rise and fall of the Spanish Habsburg Dynasty.

Flamenco icons Belen Maya and Domingo Ortega heat up Los Angeles with their heart-pounding “Cumbre Flamenca.”

Survibe is a 45-day journey, an experience, a painting trip through the U.S. by two painters and a photographer –Joan Tarragó, Alberto (Sabek) and Elliot Alcalde.

This collaboration between BIDE and Gibney Dance offers participants a space to work together to exchange, develop, and create approaches to dance, and to find new inspirations and collaborations for artistic work.

Latin Alternative Music Conference brings to NYC some of Spain’s brightest musical acts: Amaral, C. Tangana, Los Nastys, Nora Norman and Nunatak.

The Spanish food and cultural festival features four days of dinners, tastings, trade shows, wine seminars, demos, music, film, art, and Flamenco.

El Guincho, Extraperlo, Turnbull Green and Noia join a celebration of the best independent music from Spain and Brooklyn.

Cornellà’s work has often been described as disturbing or flat-out offensive. Through simplistic visual language, he uses satire to comment on the sinister and often bleak side of human nature through a myriad of unconventional scenarios.

Spanish artist collective mmmm… presents the Meeting Bowls, social places for getting to know people and fostering dialog in small groups.

Newport Music Festival and Newport Art Museum present a unique collaboration between Spanish artist Ima Montoya and Spanish cellist Asier Polo.

Spain’s leading cellist Asier Polo makes his Newport debut with pianist Daniel del Pino, featuring cello sonatas by Shostakovich and Rachmaninoff.

American recital debut of celebrated Spanish oboist in concert with American pianist Claire Huangci, featuring music by Bach, Chopin, Britten, Scarlatti, Saint-Saëns, Ravel and Pasculli.

Villalpando emerged in the 1680s as a painter in the Spanish Viceroyalty in Mexico. He was one of the most innovative and accomplished artists in the entire Hispanic world.