The cultural programme in Sevilla has been enriched with a variety of events scheduled from 22 to 28 October, as announced by the city's Tourism and Culture Department. Angie Moreno, the delegate for Tourism and Culture, expressed the aim of making culture accessible to all residents and fostering connections between artists and audiences.
Highlights of the week
XVI Guitar Festival
The XVII Guitar Festival continues with the theme 'La guitarra soñada de Falla', celebrating the 150th anniversary of composer Manuel de Falla. The festival features classical and flamenco guitar performances across various venues in the city.
- Juan Gómez "Chicuelo" performs on 22 October at Casa Fabiola, 20:00.
- Jerónimo Maya continues on 23 October at Casa Fabiola, 20:00.
- Javier Arcos joins the festival on 24 October at Casa Fabiola, 20:00.
Theatre performances
At the Teatro Lope de Vega, the contemporary dance piece Fractus by Manuela Nogales Danza and the Fernando Romero Company will be presented on 23 October at 20:00.
Outdoor opera
The itinerant opera stage, La Carroza del Real, will visit Sevilla on 23 October at the Explanada del Casino de la Exposición at 21:00. This initiative aims to introduce opera and zarzuela to new audiences, coinciding with the upcoming World Opera Day on 25 October.
Fado performances
Portuguese singer Sara Correia will perform at the Teatro Lope de Vega on 24 October at 20:00, followed by Beatriz Felício on 25 October at 19:00.
School programme at Teatro Alameda
The Teatro Alameda continues its educational programme with performances aimed at children and young people, including a family show of Scrooge y los fantasmas on 24 October at 18:00.
Exhibitions and conferences
Several exhibitions are also taking place, including:
- KINPAKU: A conference and guided tour on 28 October at Espacio Santa Clara.
- Deconstrucción de un botijo mudéjar: An exhibition at Centro Cerámica Triana until 11 January 2027.
- La noche azul: An exhibition exploring the history of Flamenco Opera, running until 22 November.
- Maquinaciones para un decenio: A photographic exhibition at Sala Atín Aya until 31 December 2026.
Sevilla's cultural agenda promises a vibrant week filled with diverse artistic experiences, showcasing both local and international talent.
