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Spanish cultural and trade event programming

Overview

Major cultural, trade, and performing arts venues across Spain have announced extensive programming for the autumn and winter seasons.

In early September, trade and professional hubs such as Fira de Barcelona and FYCMA in Málaga detailed schedules for numerous congresses and fairs. Concurrently, institutions like CaixaForum Barcelona announced major art exhibitions. Recent updates highlight the Panoràmic festival entering its tenth edition under a new identity, ‘Arts i Cultures Visuals’. Based at Roca Umbert, the program runs from October 15 to December 27, commemorating 200 years of photography history with over twenty exhibitions across Granollers, Barcelona, Terrassa, and Vic. Notable participants include photographer Donna Ferrato, presenting ‘Holy’, and an exhibition for the centenary of Miroslav Tichy.

In Barcelona, the former IMAX venue at Port Vell is scheduled to reopen on October 5. Its inaugural exhibition, ‘Iniesta Experience: El Joc Interior’, explores the career and personal life of former footballer Andrés Iniesta through an interactive eight-room display.

Performing arts programming remains diverse. In Alicante, the Teatro Principal is launching 57 shows, complemented by the ‘Cultura en Barrios’ tenth-anniversary program and the Aula Abierta course series. Regional theaters in Cuenca, Tarragona, and La Isla have also unveiled schedules. Cuenca’s Teatro Auditorio José Luis Perales will feature comedians such as Edu Soto and Ernesto Sevilla, while the Real Teatro de las Cortes de San Fernando in La Isla will host Toni Acosta and Teenage Fanclub. Other highlights include the Gran Teatro’s centenary celebrations in Cáceres, the 25th anniversary of ‘Catalunya Aixeca el Teló’ at the Liceu, and the 15th anniversary of the ‘Así canta Jerez’ Christmas show.

Entities

La Casa del Teatre Nu · Teatro Auditorio José Luis Perales · Fundació La Caixa · Port Vell · FYCMA

Timeline

  1. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Cultural venues in Spain announce new exhibitions and rebrandings

    Cultural venues in Spain are launching new projects: the Panoràmic festival rebrands as ‘Arts i Cultures Visuals’, while Barcelona’s former IMAX reopens with an interactive Andrés Iniesta exhibition.

  2. [CULTURE] 17 sources
    Spain cultural institutions announce diverse autumn and winter programming

    Cultural institutions across Spain, including those in Alicante, Cuenca, and Tarragona, have announced diverse autumn and winter programming featuring theatre, music, and community arts events.

  3. [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Spanish cultural and trade venues announce major autumn schedules

    Spanish venues Fira de Barcelona, FYCMA, and CaixaForum are set for a busy end-of-year schedule featuring major technology, health, and historical exhibitions.

Sources

alicanteplaza.es · beteve.cat · catalunyapress.cat · diaridigital.tarragona21.com · diarioavanza.es · diariobahiadecadiz.com · diariodealicante.net · diariodejerez.es · eldigitaldecuenca.com · elnacional.cat · infoanoia.cat · lacronicadebadajoz.elperiodicoextremadura.com · lavanguardia.com · lavozdigital.es · liberaldecastilla.com · lleida.com · nobresnews.com.br · noticiascv.com · periodicodeibiza.es · somgranollers.cat · tarragonaradio.cat · totbarcelona.cat · vidaeconomica.com

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