Madrid's summer calendar features free concerts and exhibitions, alongside local festivities. Vallecas hosts the Fiestas del Carmen and Batalla Naval. Art and culture venues offer new perspectives for residents and visitors.
Teruel's Civil War museum faces an uncertain future after the regional government changed the project's legal structure. Historians and opposition parties warn that the original plan may change. The building has been ready for months, but the opening remains on hold.
Barcelona's change as a global urban model is under scrutiny. The city’s fragmented governance and rising social demands highlight the urgent need for a metropolitan government. Basic decisions loom for residents and policymakers.
Extracts from Juan Ramírez de Lucas’s private diaries, detailing his relationship with Federico García Lorca and their plan to escape Spain, will be made public in a new documentary. The material offers new understanding into the poet’s last days.
Madrid’s official LGBTQ+ arts festival, ‘Muestra T’, marks its 20th edition as organisers stress the urgent role of critical art amid far-right rhetoric and policies threatening hard-won rights. This year’s focus is memory and resistance, with visibility basic to the programme.
The Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao has opened its new Atrio Arriaga, marking a basic key stage in its ongoing expansion. The space connects three basic buildings and highlights the city's cultural renewal.
Macba is taking its collection beyond the museum and into everyday spaces. Artworks are now on display across Catalonia, from hairdressers and bakeries to buses. The project aims to make contemporary art more accessible.
For 50 years, José Antonio Mateo has transformed discarded X-rays into striking works of art with a scalpel and a steady hand. His rare method, developed in Madrid, is now on display in his own neighborhood.
Lucas Museum in Los Angeles: Science Fiction, Comics, and Star Wars Archives Under One Roof. The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is preparing to open in Los Angeles—a project by George Lucas that will bring together more than 1,200 works of art, comics, manga, and unique Star Wars materials. The building's architecture has already become a new landmark in the city.
Bad Bunny surprises audience at Met Gala 2026 with old man style look. Bad Bunny became the main topic of conversation at Met Gala 2026. His appearance as an elderly man sparked waves of speculation and debate. There is an unexpected meaning behind this choice.
Inés Sastre's Comeback: How the Spanish Icon Returned to the Runway. Inés Sastre is back on the runway after twenty years. Her return to the fashion world has sparked a wave of discussion. Why now, and what is behind this step? All the details in our report.
Mi perro tiene memoria exhibition unveils forgotten aspects of contemporary Spanish art. An exhibition dedicated to Luis Fernando Aguirre has opened in Madrid. His paintings are being presented to the public for the first time. The exposition promises to change the perception of contemporary Spanish art.
180 Works by Esther Boix How the Artist Transformed Catalan Art and Societal Perspectives. Barcelona hosts the largest-ever retrospective of Esther Boix. The exhibition explores how the artist’s personal journey shaped Catalonia’s art scene. Highlighted themes include the fight for rights, education, and a close connection to nature.
Imperial Emeralds of Alba How the Collection’s Main Jewel Vanished. The jewelry collection of Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart still sparks debate among experts. The necklace with imperial emeralds stands out, its fate shrouded in mystery. Why has this jewel become a subject of discussion decades later
Buckingham Palace showcases 300 of the Queen’s outfits how royal style evolved. For the first time in history, Buckingham Palace presents 300 unique items of the Queen’s clothing and accessories, highlighting how her style shaped the modern monarchy and set new standards for future generations
Buckingham Palace showcases 300 Queen outfits tracing monarchy’s changing style. For the first time ever, Buckingham Palace presents 300 unique items from the Queen’s wardrobe, shedding light on how her style has influenced the modern monarchy and set new trends for generations to come
100,000 relics and the Queen’s return—what’s inside the renewed Tatoi Palace. In 2026, the Tatoi Palace will reopen after a major restoration, showcasing a unique collection of 100,000 items related to the Greek royal family and Queen Sofia’s childhood. The exhibition promises surprising discoveries for fans of history and monarchy
Unexpected Free Events in Madrid Organ Flamenco and Poetry This Spring. A new series of free events launches in Madrid: organ music, flamenco, poetic installations, and a fashion exhibition. These happenings transform the city's familiar rhythm and open up new cultural horizons for residents of the capital.
Rare Dali Work Exhibited in Figueres for the First Time in 10 Years. An exhibition has opened in Figueres featuring a unique folding screen created by Salvador Dali at the age of 19. This piece remained in private hands for many years and was largely unknown to the public. The display offers insight into lesser-known aspects of the artist’s early work.
Rare Stories of the Alba Family What Cayetano Martínez de Irujo’s New Book Reveals. The book "La última duquesa" uncovers little-known episodes from the life of Cayetana Fitz-James Stuart. Author Cayetano Martínez de Irujo shares personal memories, family stories, and rare photographs that offer a new perspective on the famous dynasty.
Royal Christening Gown 185 Years of British Dynasty History. The christening gown created for Queen Victoria’s daughter is going on public display in London for the first time. Over 185 years, 62 dynasty members have worn the garment, with its delicate fabric requiring special care. The exhibition reveals little-known details of royal traditions
Immersive Pompeii Exhibition Debuts in Barcelona New Technology and Surprising Insights. A large-scale exhibition about Pompeii has opened in Barcelona. Organizers use VR and 360-degree projections. The display promises to change perspectives on the ancient city and its tragedy.
Controversial sculptures in Malaga unveiled quietly amid disputes. Barricades have been removed from around the new sculptures near Malaga’s port. Authorities decided against an official opening ceremony to avoid fueling controversy. The move sparked fresh debates among locals and experts.
Miró Foundation opens unique garden with artist's works to visitors for the first time. The Cypress Garden in Barcelona is now open to the public for the first time. The Miró Foundation's collection has been completely reimagined. New exhibits and unusual spaces are changing the perception of art in Spain.
Spaniards of La Nueve forgotten heroes of the liberation of Paris and their unseen contribution. An exhibition about La Nueve has opened in Madrid. Spaniards played a key role in the liberation of Paris. Their contribution was long overlooked, but today it is recognized openly.
Exhibition at Casa de l’Arquitectura reveals Barcelona's unexpected sides. A new exhibition in Barcelona challenges common stereotypes about the city. The show explores migration, density, and the complexity of the urban environment. Fresh data is reshaping perspectives on the development of the Catalan capital.
MNAC expands: 15,000 new square meters and a new entry point in Barcelona. Barcelona launches a major renovation of the MNAC. The project will expand the museum’s area and change visitor access. New spaces will make the collections more accessible to the public.
How Valencia Became the Gateway to the Renaissance Unexpected Discoveries at the Museum. Valencia has unveiled a renewed exhibition on the Renaissance and Counter-Reformation. The new halls highlight the city's role in Spain’s cultural transformation. Unique works and little-known historical details are on display for the first time.
Unique exhibition opens in central Madrid: art birds and Rome together. A free contemporary art exhibition is on display in Madrid until March 30. The collection brings together Roman architecture and bird symbolism. This event offers a fresh perspective on the capital's cultural spaces.
300 Teenagers from Catalonia, Lithuania, and Romania Show Real Life Without Filters. An exhibition about the lives of European teenagers has opened at CCCB. The young participants shared their fears, dreams, and everyday realities. The display promises to change perceptions of Generation Z in Spain.
How Choosing Valencia Changed an Artist’s Fate and Legacy. Two artists from Valencia made different choices and received different levels of recognition. The decision to stay or leave shaped their legacies. This story reveals how personal choices influence Spain’s cultural memory.
Catalan museums recognize the contributions of women artists from 1920–1950 for the first time. A recognition ceremony for women artists was held in Barcelona. Catalan museums are addressing historical injustice. A new initiative is reshaping the perception of women’s art in Spain.
How Art Deco Architecture Changed the Face of Madrid in the 1930s. In 1930s Madrid, Art Deco architecture became a symbol of transformation. New buildings embodied the city’s drive for stability and progress. An exhibition at Banco de España explores how this style shaped the city and the country.
Five Free Events in Madrid Light, Music and Art in March. This March, Madrid surprises with new cultural events. The city is preparing a light festival and concerts. These events are influencing the lives and moods of the capital’s residents.
Madrid abolishes art transaction tax: what will change for the market. Madrid has eliminated the tax on art transactions. This decision could reshape the market and strengthen the city's position. Artists and galleries anticipate new regulations and compare them with those in other countries.
