Chicago, IL

Afro-Spanish actress and playwright Silvia Albert Sopale presents her play “No es País para Negras,” an exploration of race and identity, at the Logan Center for the Arts in Chicago.

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

The 24th edition of “Flamenco Festival” celebrates the figure of Spanish poet Federico García Lorca with three performances in Chicago.

The first “White Night of Science” aims to inspire both adults and young Spanish and Hispanic-speaking children to take an interest in science by attending talks by scientists from different backgrounds and diverse workshops.

Hara Alonso showcases some of her work from The Sound Art Residency, a collaborative initiative between the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain and Experimental Sound Studio, which provides a unique platform for artists in sound and experimental music.

The exhibit presents Spanish architects drawn from the European Prize for Urban Public Space, which reflects on globally shared challenges and offers solutions that contribute to more democratic cities.

North America’s longest-running competitive film festival returns this year with over 120 feature films and 70 shorts films from around the world, including a notable selection of Spanish films and co-productions.

As part of her U.S. tour, Spanish writer Pilar Adón presents her latest translated work, “Of Beasts and Fowls,” at Exile in Bookville in Chicago.

Spanish writer Elizabeth Duval presents her work in conversation with Spanish writer and translator Bel Olid at The Book Cellar in Chicago.

Discover Victor Moscoso’s iconic psychedelic rock posters, “Zap Comix” issues, animations, and his significant contributions to graphic art in the 20th century.

Compañía Nacional de Danza, Spain’s premier national dance company, makes its Chicago debut with a trio of performances covering classical, neoclassical, and contemporary dance: “Sad Case,” “White Darkness” and “Passengers Within.”

This exhibition at The Art Institute of Chicago centers on Picasso’s works on paper, bringing into focus the artist’s life and art as it intersected with a network of artists, dealers, printers, family members, and lovers.

Spanish writer Juan Gómez Bárcena visits Chicago as part of his U.S. tour to present his book “Not event the dead” in conversation with the translator and publisher.

This year’s edition of the Sound Art Residency, which encourages transatlantic collaboration in sound art, features Spanish artist Ginebra Raventós, a poet and transmedia artist exploring voice, collective unconscious, and psychoacoustics.

As part of the annual “Science ECUSA & Cervantes” STEM series at Instituto Cervantes Chicago, art historian Sergio Ramiro gives the first of his two seminars in the United States about science and art in Early Modern Spain.

Internationally renowned guitar player Pablo Sainz-Villegas offers a concert series with Chicago Symphony Orchestra, including works by Boccherini, Vivaldi, and Mozart.