New York, NY

This play tells the tale of unexpected lovingness from a seemingly grumpy father, bringing the Spanish stage to U.S. children.

Internationally acclaimed Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado will lead notable orchestras in the U.S. throughout the fall.

Spanish architects Juanito Jones, Elisa de los Reyes García, David Bervbkens Lys Villalba, and Andrés Jaque discuss their most recent projects as they explore the fringe of traditional construction and urban practice.

Ignacio Prego performs on the harpsichord keyboard music from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries at the Spanish Court.

After 3 days in Puerto Rico, the’ Festival de la Palabra’ heads to New York to present exciting literary discussions and readings with 30 writers from Spain, Venezuela, Mexico, the Dominican Republic and the United States.

The festival of people who are ‘Young Although Not Stupid and Radical Even Though Old’ is back for its fourth edition in New York City.

Spain’s medieval culture explored through the rich and complex relationships between Muslims, Jews and Christians, in a series of three lectures.

Following a successful festival run that included San Sebastian and the New York Film Festival, ‘The Dead Man and Being Happy’ has its well deserved theatrical premiere at the Museum of Modern Art.

Reading and discussion of José Ángel Valente’s renowned poetry, recently translated to English by Thomas Christensen.

A new group exhibition featuring artwork by 14 Brooklyn-based artists commemorating the 1st anniversary of Sandy.

An insightful conversation about Picasso with Carmen Giménez, curator of the Guggenheim exhibit ‘Picasso Black and White’ and many other exhibitions focused on the Spanish 20th century master.

Don’t miss an unforgettable night of Spanish wine, craft beer, food, design and music.

Enjoy an insider’s view of the treasures housed here as Dr. Andrea Ortuño shows and describes priceless art unavailable to the general public.

Santin echoes the breadth of Spanish Golden Age painting, especially the chiaroscuro found in El Greco’s, Luis de Morales’s and Velázquez’s work.

The Barcelona-based, cutting-edge La Instrusa dance company will perform Rojo Manso and Delta Victor at this outdoor festival in the heart of downtown New York City.

Oscar®-winning director Fernando Trueba and Spain’s legendary illustrator Javier Mariscal celebrate their passion for the music and culture of Cuba with an epic story of love, passion, and heartbreak.