New York, NY

The rarely-performed zarzuela “El Barbero de Sevilla” features a chamber orchestra arrangement by Music Director Pablo Zinger, and is staged by award-winning director Rod Gómez.

Casa Limón presents the third edition of Casa Limón NY Week, featuring new talent and high-quality projects to renew the music scene.

Spanish photographer and artist Helena Goñi presents her first New York exhibition, a collaboration between Aldama Fabre Gallery and The Storefront Project, and narrated by Julia Morandeira.

Vetusta Morla, one of the most recognizable bands in the independent music scene in Spain, comes to the U.S. to present their latest album.

Noted Galician bagpiper, musician, writer, producer and educator Cristina Pato organizes and hosts a series of free public events throughout the fall at NYU’s KJCC.

Featuring 11 programs over 4 days and films from 17 countries, the 47th edition of “Dance on Camera Festival” presents movies that explore dance from a variety of perspectives, including the Spanish films “From Knee to Heart,” “Seven Leagues” and “Yuli.”

Led by Spanish pianist and composer Marta Sánchez, the quintet performs two concerts at The Blue Note as part of the 2019 “Blue Note Jazz Festival: European Sounds Series.”

This exhibition pays homage to the Spanish diplomats who did their utmost to save Jewish lives during the Holocaust.

Presented by Coolture Impact and set in a frantic New York City urban environment, this interactive digital exhibition by Spanish artist Soliman Lopez responds in real-time to gestures of the hands and body.

From Executive Producer Pedro Almodóvar, this cautionary tale about fascism and the dangers of forgetting the past premieres in New York, with the filmmakers in attendance at selected screenings.

Join musician and performer Niño de Elche for an evening of contemporary performance and sound exploration produced during his residency at the James Gallery, followed by a conversation with the artist.

Spanish writer Mercedes Cebrián presents the English translation of her latest book focused on her culinary experiences on both sides of the Atlantic.

Curated by James D. Fernández and Luis Argeo, “The Welcomes / As benvidas / Las bienvenidas” is an exhibition of early twentieth-century photographs of Spanish (Galician) immigrants in New York.

Sixteen years after the publication of “Piel Palabra,” this new poetry anthology entitled “Luna y Panorama sobre los Skyscrapers” presents works by Spanish poets in New York.

Pablo Sáinz Villegas debuts at the iconic Blue Note Jazz Club, accompanied by bassist Pedro Giraudo and Nacho Arimany on percussion.

The abstract work “Okiagari-Koboshi” by Spanish sculptor Jorge Palacios will be on view for one month only at Danese/Corey’s North Gallery in Chelsea.