New York, NY

Tebar’s “Son Mediteráneo” mixes jazz with Mediterranean music bringing on stage an innovative jazz project.

Spanish tenor Antón Armendariz Díaz directs this New York’s first Italian opera at St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral.

World-renowned Spanish cardiologist Dr. Valentin Fuster discusses how the introduction of awareness and prevention into corporate culture can reduce the spread of cardiovascular diseases.

In this presentation, hosted by Consul for Cultural Affairs Juan José Herrera de la Muela, Ferreras talks about his film series “Lessons” with the cast and crew in attendance.

RAÍZ seeks to create a ceremony of immersion in the rites of Flamenco.

Don’t miss the staged reading of Spanish poet José Hierro’s “New York Notebook” at this year’s edition of European Literature Night.

The Abraham Lincoln Brigade Archives (ALBA) honors the 3,000 Americans who volunteered in the Spanish Civil War to fight fascism.

Spanish Flamenco singer Diego Amador and Latin Grammy Winner Raúl Jaurena present a unique fusion of the two most characteristic manifestations in music and dance from Spain and Latin America.

The 1960s-influenced Spanish band Hinds presents their latest album “I Don’t Run” in Warsaw, Brooklyn.

The third and last concert of the Hispanic Women Composers series explores the life and accomplishments of Venezuelan-born virtuoso pianist, composer, and singer Teresa Carreño.

This year’s edition of the NYC Indie Film Fest features three Spanish productions: “Nosotros”, “Hidden Colors” and “Save.”

“Lots of Kids, a Monkey, and a Castle,” directed by Gustavo Salmerón and presented by Instituto Cervantes New York, will represent Spain in this year’s edition of the festival.

Spanish artists Paz Aymerich and Conchi Álvarez participate in Art New York 2018 with STOA Gallery.

Five Spanish galleries present the latest works of their artists in one of the world-leading annual art fairs.

Galería MPA presents a group exhibition showing the latest work of artists represented by the gallery who are based in New York City.

James Doyle, assistant curator of art of the ancient Americas at The Met, talks about masterpieces from major museums in Latin America, Europe, and the United States.