Past events / 1962 past events around the U.S.

Music
Washington, D.C.

Sebastián Chames in concert

Spanish Jazz pianist and composer Sebastián Chames presents his new album “Reminiscing the Unknown Masters” with an outstanding line-up: Warren Wolf on vibraphone, Greg Tardy on tenor saxophone, Herman Burney on bass, and Lenny Robinson on drums.

Mar 21, 2019

Heritage
Boston

Women, Violence and the Inquisition

This conference attempts to carry out a study on the situation of women in the New Spanish Inquisition.

Mar 21, 2019

Literature
Washington, D.C.

The Story of H by Marina Perezagua in Washington, D.C.

Spanish writer Marina Perezagua presents her new book, “The Story of H,” a quixotic twenty-first century quest around the world to discover what makes us human.

Mar 20, 2019

Sketching the future
Washington, D.C.

Is Spanish Gender Fair?

This colloquium in Spanish on language, gender, and inclusion explores the current issues regarding feminist language planning and gender-fair language use in Spain.

Mar 19, 2019

Film
Portland

The Hidden City at the 42nd Portland International Film Festival

Established in 1977 and drawing an audience of 38,000, PIFF premieres more than 140 international shorts and feature films annually. Spanish director Víctor Moreno’s “The Hidden City” is part of the year’s official selection.

Mar 17 – Mar 19, 2019

Music
Portland

Pablo Sáinz Villegas 2019 U.S Tour in Portland

Spanish guitarist Pablo Sáinz Villegas returns to the U.S. to perform a classical series concert inspired by the great Iberian composer Isaac Albéniz.

Mar 16 – Mar 18, 2019

Performing arts
New York

SEX(HE)XAGON

In this open rehearsal, Spanish actor, director and playwright Marco Magoa analyzes the fight between sexual freedom, the artistic manifestations in this era of puritanism and censorship.

Mar 15, 2019

Sketching the future
Washington, D.C.

Joan Llorach: Modern Populisms and Social Division

Catalan author Joan Llorach gives a lecture entitled “How Modern Populisms Promise to Solve Economic Grievances but End Up Delivering Social Division.”

Mar 14, 2019