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Irene Solà explores how language gives form to memory and identity through a novel that spans centuries, voices, and landscapes.

Irene Solà, a leading voice in contemporary Catalan literature, presents her new novel that spans centuries, voices, and landscapes, and will discuss its themes, narrative structure, and translation challenges.

“La Terraza,” the Cultural Office’s annual summer party, returns for a 5th edition, with live music, spanish food, drinks and much more.

Irene Solà and Lily Meyer dive into “I Gave You Eyes and You Looked Toward Darkness,” exploring themes of identity and the blurred lines of reality.

After four years, Spanish artist David Bisbal returns to the United States with a nationwide tour.

After four years, Spanish artist David Bisbal returns to the United States with a nationwide tour.

The Royal Opera of Madrid, Spain’s major performing arts institution, returns to Sacramento with the 4th edition of “Authentic Flamenco,” a traditional Spanish flamenco show with award-winning artist Ángeles Gabaldón.

After four years, Spanish artist David Bisbal returns to the United States with a nationwide tour.

Spanish author and art historian Miguel Ángel Hernández presents his latest book “Anoxia,” in discussion with Tope Folarin at Lost City Books.

Honor the contributions of LGBTQ artists and allies with an evening of music and dancing, featuring two DJs spinning popular French and Spanish tracks night long.

After four years, Spanish artist David Bisbal returns to the United States with a nationwide tour.

Spanish author and art historian Miguel Ángel Hernández presents his novel “Anoxia” in conversation with translator Megan Berkobien at Greedy Reads Remington.