Events starting in April 2023

The 2023 edition of the “Los Angeles International Flamenco Festival” features world-renowned flamenco artists such as Dorantes, Pastora Galván, and Antonio Canales.

Spanish pianist Carlos Marín visits George Mason University and the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain with a series of activities such as a masterclass, a lecture on Isaac Albéniz, and two solo piano recitals.

The exhibition offers an unprecedented look at the life and artistic achievements of seventeenth-century Afro-Hispanic painter Juan de Pareja, now on view at The Met.

Spanish guitarist Rafael Aguirre performs for his third time at Carnegie Hall together with acclaimed Egyptian soprano Fatma Said, featuring works by Falla, Rodrigo, Villa-Lobos, and many more.

Spanish guitarist Rafael Aguirre joins acclaimed Egyptian soprano Fatma Said to present a unique musical journey that features Spanish and Middle Eastern songs.

This Osvaldo Golijov’s opera reflects about freedom through a reimagination of Spanish poet Federico García Lorca’s life, in a visual feast where flamenco is constantly present thanks to Spanish choreographer Antonio Najarro.

Rafael Aguirre, one of the most acclaimed Spanish guitarists of our times, performs with the Symphony of the Americas under the baton of Spanish director Pablo Mielgo.

The Spanish artist presents her newest work, “Aventura,” a collection of paintings that celebrates the small moments in daily life, on view for one month at Markowicz Fine Art.

On the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of Manuel de Falla’s seminal chamber opera, “El retablo de Maese Pedro,” come celebrate the diversity and richness of Spanish culture with a week of events in Washington, D.C.

This staged reading of Alfredo Sanzol’s “La Ternura,” which narrates the adventure of a queen and her two daughters traveling on the Invincible Armada, is part of “Spain in DC | Cultural week.”

“EFE Dialogues” aim to create spaces for debate in the Americas for policymakers, experts, and journalists under the auspices of Agencia EFE.

In commemoration of the signing of the Treaty of Aranjuez on April 12, 1779, the Society of the Cincinnati joins the Queen Sofia Spanish Institute and the Embassy of Spain in the U.S. for a celebration of Spanish-American Friendship.

PostClassical Ensemble celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Manuel de Falla’s work, “El retablo de maese Pedro,” at the Kennedy Center.

Written by Spanish playwright Alfredo Sanzol, “La Valentía,” a humorous tale of family feuds and supernatural secrets, begins its month-long run at GALA Theatre.

Spanish writer Irene Vallejo visits Georgetown University on the occasion of “Spain in DC | Cultural week” to talk about literature.

Four Spanish films participate in the 37th edition of the annual Washington, D.C. International Film Festival, the longest running film festival in the nation’s capital.