New York, NY

Eduardo Frías performs the complete works for piano written by Spanish composer Jorge Grundman.

The Morgan Library & Museum celebrates the acquisition of the complete Thaw drawings collection with an exhibition of over 150 masterworks, including drawings by Spanish artists Goya and Picasso.

Legendary tenor José Carreras sings songs and arias from his “Life in Music” as part of his final world tour.

The Spanish actress, writer, and director Saida Santana debuts her 30-minute multimedia dramatic piece entitled “dentro,” an engrossing blend of live performance and audiovisual components.

Under the common denominator of lesbian identity, “Historias de Nueva York” is a collection of stories that recreates a fragmentary portrait of lesbians in New York.

The choir performs works from Vivaldi, Manuel de Falla and Angel Feltrer in two separate concerts at St. John Divine Cathedral and at La Nacional.

The two-time Latin Grammy winner for Best Female Pop Vocal Album returns to New York to present her greatest hits.

Javier Moreno will lead a contemporary jazz performance as a pre-recording concert for his new album, Sights from a lost winter.

Spanish Art Historian and Professor María Dolores Jiménez-Blanco presents “The Perception of Spanish Art in America: A History of Changes” at the King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center.

The Spanish choir participates in the 10th Annual Japan-US Chorus Festival.

The Spanish songwriter, guitarist and expert on traditional Iberian music performs “SubVersions,” original music and traditional pieces.

Atalaya Company presents a secular Celestine –blasphemous and libertarian, full of courage, wisdom and tenacity.

Spanish visual artist Ivana Larrosa presents “In Search of Lost Time” at the The International Center of Photography’s 2017 alumni exhibition.

A clasically trained guitarist with numerous European awards, Susana Raya combines her singer-songwriter spirit with a touch of jazz, enhanced by her Spanish roots.

The Spanish autor discusses her new book, “Nueva York sin querer,” with Peruvian literary critic Claudia Salazar at McNally Jackson.

“Echo” is Daniel Canogar’s third solo exhibition in New York, featuring the U.S. premiere of his flexible screen sculpture series.