Events starting in April 2025

The 44th edition of the “Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival,” Minnesota’s largest annual film event, features four Spanish feature films this year.

Spanish dancers Triay and Jaume share the results of their artistic collaboration with Joe’s Movement in a unique performance at the Spanish Cultural Center.

The installation, featuring an immersive film alongside an interactive video experience, showcases the beauty of Earth’s landscapes while highlighting the importance of data-driven insights into human impact on nature.

The “Miami Film Festival” showcases fourteen Spanish films and co-productions in its 42nd edition.

Spanish pianist Alexander Beliakov will perform at the Spanish Cultural Center as part of the “Spanish Young Music Talents” program.

This exhibition showcases the cultural impact of Spain’s underground scene, featuring Andy Jenkins’ artwork and iconic “Staf Magazine” covers, highlighting decades of creative expression.

Spanish dancers Mariona Jaume and Maya Triay will present their new work “NUS” at 30th anniversary celebration of Joe’s Movement Emporium.

Spanish philosopher, writer, and essayist Javier Gomá Lanzón presents his first play, “Inconsolable,” a monologue in Spanish exploring the protagonist’s first forty days of mourning following the death of his father.

The latest edition of Foto Colectania’s project, “The Spotlight,” presents a selection of finalist photographs displayed on the fence of the Spanish Cultural Center in Washington, D.C.

Spanish experimental artist Caradusanto will join American trio Dystaron for an evening of experimental synthesizer music.

As part of the “Spanish Young Music Talents program,” Spanish pianist Alexander Beliakov de Felipe performs a recital in New York in collaboration with NYU’s Espacio de Culturas at the King Juan Carlos Center.

Silvia Albert Sopale, Danielle Roper, Noémie Ndiaye, and Jill Lane examine the legacy of blackface and racial impersonation across cultures, centuries, and historical contexts.

The 34th edition of the “Florida Film Festival“ showcases two Spanish shorts, “Cura Sana” and “Don’t talk to Strangers.”

The exhibition showcases more than 150 jewelry pieces by 140 artists, highlighting the significant contributions of Spanish artists like Picasso and Dalí.

This program explores the cultural exchange between Latin America and Spain in shaping flamenco, highlighting the fusion of musical and dance traditions that have influenced its evolution.

Andrea Genovart presents “Consum preferent” in conversation with Andrea Reed-Leal as part of the “Writers Talks” series at the Instituto Cervantes in Chicago.