New York, NY

The Spanish novelist presents her latest novel at Instituto Cervantes New York as a part of the IV Centenary of the death of Cervantes.

Spanish composer, guitarist and producer Javier Limón presents “Orígenes,” a journey back to the roots of Flamenco music.

Ambassador Javier Elorza, former Permanent Representative of Spain to the European Union, participates in a roundtable on the European Union’s achievements since the Treaty of Rome.

Magis Teatre Company performs “Calderon’s Two Dreams,” a repertory performance of two classics by Pedro Calderon de la Barca.

The three-talk series explores 700 years of rich and dynamic interaction of Spain’s Christians, Jews, and Muslims through the history of art and architecture on the Iberian Peninsula.

Together with guest gingers and specialists, they will perform music from the Medieval to the Baroque.

An adaptation of Miguel de Cervantes’ epic novel that follows the misadventures of Don Quijote and his loyal squire, Sancho Panza.

Spanish visual artist Ivana Larrosa presents her video performance at the 2017 Winter/Spring Flaherty NYC series “Broken Senses.”

Saxophonist and cantaor flamenco Antonio Lizana comes to New York’s Cornelia Street Cafe to present his latest album “Quimeras del Mar,” a mixture of flamenco and jazz.

Repertorio Español presents Burundanga, a comedy written by Jordi Galcerán and directed by José Zayas.

The Three Kings Day Parade on January 6th features live camels, colorful puppets, parrandas, music and dancing.

Through this exhibition, a group of Argentine artists reflect on the relationship between Borges and the visual arts.

The violinist accompanies musicians from the world’s foremost center for leadership training in music.

Spanish artists Juan del Junco and Carlos Schwartz participate in this collective exhibition that denounces how modern food production is leading to severe consequences for human survival.

Screening of the latest film by Spanish filmmakers Ernesto Nova and Fran Araújo at Instituto Cervantes, followed by a Q&A with Araújo.

Spanish authors Martí Sales and Cristian Crusat take part in the readings and discussions among leading and emerging literary voices from Europe, and some of America’s foremost writers and critics.