Madrid Events Calendar: 2024
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First large-scale travelling exhibition on this historic symbol, with more than 300 original objects, videos and real testimonies (Fundación Canal Sala Castellana 214. Until 12 January). Tickets on sale
Individual installation displaying this work of art by the Italian master, one of the greatest discoveries in the history of art (Prado Museum - Villanueva building. 28 May-23 Feb 2025).
Exhibition that reviews the most important events over the past decade and is rounded off with a videomapping that will be projected on the façade of the Palace (Royal Palace. Until 20 October).
Exhibition that seeks to decipher the elements of colonial power within the iconography of certain works in the museum’s collections (Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum. 25 Jun-20 Oct).
Original immersive art experience that offers a journey through the most well-known works of the great masters of Japanese prints (Nomad Immersive Museum. Until 27 October).
Exhibition that brings together the work of the thirty-one artists who took part in the Exhibition by 31 Women (Mapfre Foundation. Recoletos Exhibition Hall. 19 Sept-5 Jan).
A review of the work of American photographer Arthur H. Fellig focused on the upper classes of California and the social life of movie stars (Mapfre Foundation. Recoletos Exhibition Hall. 19 Sept- 5 Jan).
An opportunity to discover the work and personal relationship of the art dealer and patron Durand-Ruel with his protégés (Mapfre Foundation. Recoletos Exhibition Hall. Until 5 January).
The exhibition includes works by Lucas Cranach the Elder, Bronzino, Rubens, El Greco, Murillo, Anton Van Dyck, Canaletto, Tiepolo and Goya, among others (CentroCentro. 20 Sept-12 Jan).
Selection of 64 works from the painting and sculpture collection by some of the country’s most important modern artists, such as Diego Rivera (Fundación Casa de México en España. Till16 February).
Exhibition commemorating the centenary of the birth of one Spain's most prominent Spanish architects from the second half of the twentieth century (Museo ICO. 2 Oct-12 Jan).
First exhibition of documents related to the artistic resistance collective that was born in Madrid in the 1980s (Reina Sofía Museum - Nouvel Building, Library and Documentation Center. 4 Oct-9 Mar).
Discover iconic behind-the-scenes moments from some of your favorite Harry Potter™ movies for a celebration of the film-making magic (Espacio Ibercaja Delicias. From 4 October to 6 January).
Exhibition that brings together the most outstanding works of twentieth century art present in the Masaveu collections by artists such as Pablo Picasso, Sorolla and Salvador Dalí (Fundación María Cristina Masaveu Peterson. 9 Oct-20 Jul 2025).
Exhibition that explores the way in which the Baroque painter of the Flemish school collaborated with the assistants who worked in his workshop (Prado Museum. 15 Oct-16 Feb).
Exhibition that closes the centennial celebrations of the Valencian painter's death, bringing together 77 pieces by the artist for the first time (Royal Collections Gallery. 17 Oct-16 Feb).
First complete retrospective in Spain devoted to one of the most outstanding artists and illustrators of post-war art (Juan March Foundation. 18 Oct-12 Jan).
A unique immersive audiovisual experience of the legendary festival for all ages (WiZink Center - La Sala de Cristal. From 25 October).
First retrospective in Spain focusing on one of the outstanding figures of German expressionism from the early 20th century (Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum. 12 Nov-9 Feb).
Official exhibition celebrating 85 years of the Marvel universe, from comic book illustrations to box-office smashes (IFEMA MADRID - Pavilion 2. From 15 November).
Exhibition devoted to one of the most influential international artists in an immersive journey through looks, instruments, records and collaborative material (Teatro Soho Madrid. From 15 November).
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A live musical experience featuring LED candlelight and wide variety of performances from genres (Various venues. Check the programme).
Madrid celebrates jazz in November with a festival that features some of the genre's greatest artists (Various venues. Till 30 November).
Programme with the best jazz throughout the year in a festival format in October and November (Main venue: Sala Villanos. 13 Sept-29 Dec).
New production of the Spanish lyrical piece composed by Emilio Arrieta at Teatro de la Zarzuela conducted by José Miguel Pérez-Sierra (Teatro de la Zarzuela. Wednesay to Sunday. 9-20 October).
The festival supports flamenco as an art form in all its manifestations and this year is offering 45 shows (Main Venue: Teatros del Canal. 15 Oct - 3 Nov).
The American singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, winner of three Grammy Awards, is coming to Madrid as part of her All Born Screaming Tour (La Riviera. 20 October).
The French musician and composer will be coming back to Madrid to present his latest show, Yann Tiersen: Solo Piano + Electronics (Sala But. 22 October).
The Australian band will perform tracks from their new and eighteenth studio album, Wild God (WiZink Center. 25 October)
A contemporary flamenco show taken to rock, with touches of pop, soul, R&B and jazz that brings together 23 musicians, flamenco dancers and singers on stage (Cines Callao / Callao City Lights. From 25 October).
The Australian-New Zealand alternative rock band will be playing their greatest hits and present their new album Gravity Stairs (Palacio Vistalegre Arena. 27 October).
The outdoor electronic festival presents its latest season with performances by great artists of the genre, such as Eric Pridz and Paco Osuna (Enrique Tierno Galván Park / IFEMA MADRID. 21, 22, 28 and 29 Sept, 31 Oct). Tickets on sale
The Irish band is coming to Madrid as part of their Romance Tour to present their new album Romance (WiZink Center. 2 November).
The American tenor and the Polish lyrical tenor come together to perform fragments of the Manon Lescaut, Tosca, Aida and Rusalka operas (Teatro Real. 3 November).
The new contemporary jazz sensation is coming to Spain as part of his Djesse Vol. 4 World Tour (WiZink Center. 3 November).
The experienced Italian pianist is coming to Spain to present a preview of his new project (Teatro Real. 9 November).
The prestigious Chinese pianist will perform in the Madrid auditorium for the first time, accompanied by the Mahler Chamber Orchestra (Teatro Real. 14 November).
One of the big names of rock is returning to Madrid as part of his Live 22 tour in which he will present his latest album, So Happy It Hurts (WiZink Center. 18 November).
After a music career spanning 28 years, the Canadian band will be bidding farewell to their audiences on their final tour: Tour of the Setting Sum (WiZink Center. 19 November).
The symphonic metal band will be in concert to present its latest album Bleed Out (Palacio Vistalegre Arena. 24 November).
Another edition of this not to be missed musical event that brings together several of the best international ensembles in this genre (Fernán Gómez Centro Cultural de la Villa. December 2024).
One of the leading flamenco singers of his generation will perform his latest show Hereje (Teatros del Canal - Sala Roja. 1 December).
The Norwegian DJ and music producer is coming to Madrid as part of his new world tour with Sofi Tukker and Klangkarussell (WiZink Center. 3 December).
Tribute to the legendary rock band featuring musicians who regularly collaborated with them, such as saxophonist Chris White (IFEMA MADRID - Pavilion 1. 7 December).
The British musician will be coming to Madrid, after an absence of eight years, as part of his Got Back Tour (WiZink Center. 9 and 10 December).
What is considered to be the world’s best boutique festival is returning to Madrid with the presence of international stars of the likes of Black Eyed Peas, Alejandro Fernández, Camilo and Vanesa Martín (IFEMA MADRID. 12-31 December).
Il Pomo d’Oro directed by Francesco Corti will perform a concerto version of the story of the famous sorceress (Teatro Real. 15 December).
One of the most recognised voices in Spanish music is back on stage with a new tour to present his new album Victoria (WiZink Center. 20 and 21 December).
Amadeus Mozart's great choral opera is revived in a semi-staged concerto version by music conductor, René Jacobs (Teatro Real. 23 January).
The Scottish band that has been performing for more than 20 years is embarking on a new tour to present their new album The Human Fear (La Riviera. 17 February).
The American pop star is performing as part of her #NTK25 European Tour (IFEMA Palacio Municipal. 15 March 2025).
The ensemble Le Poème Harmonique conducted by French lute player and guitarist Vincent Dumestre present a new version of this comic opera that deals with gender roles (Teatro Real. 3 April).
The Grammy Award-winning American duo will be performing in Madrid as part of The Clancy World Tour (WiZink Center. 21 April 2025).
The folk rock five-piece band from Denver will be performing in Madrid as part of their Brightside Tour 2025 (WiZink Center. 3 May).
The pop star will be giving two concerts in Madrid as part of her new world tour, the Radical Optimism Tour (WiZink Center. 11 and 12 May).
Enjoy the best alternative music at one of the leading festivals on the music scene (Caja Mágica. 29-31 May). Early Bird on sale
The British artist will be performing in Madrid as part of his latest Mathematics European Tour 2025 (Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium. 30 and 31 May 2025).
A selection of national and international artists will give live performances in this natural setting (Complutense University Botanical Garden. June-July 2025). To be confirmed
The American band fronted by vocalist Dan Reynolds will be coming to Madrid as part of their first stadium tour, the LOOM World Tour (Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium. 28 June 2025).
The iconic British heavy metal band will be visiting Madrid as part of their new world tour Run For Your Lives as they celebrate 50 years together (Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium. 5 July 2025).
One of the world’s most important musical festivals held its seventh edition in 2024 (2025 edition yet to be confirmed).
The festival boasts more than thirty national and international artists of pop and techno hits (IFEMA MADRID. 19 and 20 September 2025).
This vibrant event brings together a mix of creative activities, delicious food, top national music acts, and a strong commitment to environmental sustainability (2025 dates to be announced).
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New production of the Spanish lyrical piece composed by Emilio Arrieta at Teatro de la Zarzuela conducted by José Miguel Pérez-Sierra (Teatro de la Zarzuela. Wednesay to Sunday. 9-20 October).
World première of Mar Aguiló’s new modern dance show that examines the life of ballet dancers (Teatros del Canal - Sala Negra. 12 and 13 October).
The San Francisco company is making its debut at the Spanish theatre, with its first international tour since Tamara Rojo took over as director (Teatro Real. 15-22 October).
The world’s biggest box office illusionist from Europe brings a new show that includes illusions that have never been seen before (Nuevo Teatro Alcalá. Wednesday to Sunday. 16 Oct-15 Dec).
The Yllana Company presents a gestural theatre comedy and pantomime designed for spectators of all ages (Arlequín Gran Vía Teatro. 25 Sept, 16 and 30 Oct, 13 and 27 Nov).
This is the company’s sixth show in which the founder and master of ceremonies, Suso Silva, bids farewell to the stage (IFEMA MADRID. Thursday to Sunday. 14 Oct-12 Jan).
Choreographer and director Rafaela Carrasco and playwright and poet Álvaro Tato present a dance and poetry show about the mysteries of the night and insomnia (Teatro de la Zarzuela. 26 and 27 October).
Productores de Sonrisas is returning with a brand new show designed for the whole family, full of impossible acrobatics that take you to the enigmatic world of the circus (IFEMA MADRID. 31 Oct-12 Jan).
The best performing arts festival in the country is marking its 42nd anniversary with an outstanding international programme (Different venues. 6-30 November).
This staged version of Händel’s baroque oratorio arrives in Spain for the first time, directed by Katie Mitchell (Teatro Real. 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 21 and 23 November).
Robert Lepage premières in Spain a seven-hour performance that explores three major events in the 20th century (Teatros del Canal - Sala Roja. 16, 17, 19, 20, 22 and 23 November).
The classic Christmas production has become a not-to-be-missed event in Madrid’s festive calendar (Teatro Circo Price. 22 Nov-4 Jan).
One of the most iconic shows by the Canadian company is back in Spain having been fully revamped (Escenario Puerta del Ángel. Wednesday to Sunday. 4 Dec 2024-6 Jan 2025).
The Yllana Company proposes a satirical and musical portrayal of the times in the 18th century (Teatro Infanta Isabel. Wednesday to Sunday. 4 Dec-12 Jan).
Scottish director David McVicar premieres a new adaptation of this dramatic opera by Gaetano Donizetti (Teatro Real. 14, 16, 17, 19, 20, 23, 26, 27, 29 and 30 December).
This opera is back after 15 years to commemorate the 225th anniversary of the birth of Alexandr Pushkin (Teatro Real. 22, 25, 28 and 31 Jan and 3, 6, 9, 12, 14 and 18 Feb).
Amadeus Mozart's great choral opera is revived in a semi-staged concerto version by music conductor, René Jacobs (Teatro Real. 23 January).
The Spanish dancer Joaquín de Luz leads José Carlos Martínez’s version of the ballet by Petipa (Teatro Real. 27 Feb-2 Mar).
German dramatist Claus Guth directs a version of Mozart’s great opera about love and power (Teatro Real. 23, 25, 26, 28 and 30 Mar, 1, 4, 5, 8 and 9 Apr).
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In addition to wonderful theatres across the city staging shows all year round, Madrid is also filled with numerous tablaos, small venues offering quality flamenco shows. Learn more
An authentic flamenco show featuring mesmerizing dancing, singing and guitar playing (Madrid Flamenco Theatre at Teatro Alfil. Monday to Sunday. Till 30 December).
The dancer celebrates the 25th anniversary of her dance company with a show playing tribute to the great Paco de Lucía (Teatro EDP Gran Vía. Thursday to Sunday. Till 13 October).
Madrid’s new dance company, directed by Jesús Carmona, presents a double bill (Teatros del Canal - Sala Roja. Wednesday to Sunday. 12 to 27 October).
The festival supports flamenco as an art form in all its manifestations and this year is offering 45 shows (Main Venue: Teatros del Canal. 15 Oct - 3 Nov).
Seventh season of this programme that features performances by great flamenco dancers and singers (Salón de Baile, Teatro Real. 16 Oct- 20 Jun).
A contemporary flamenco show taken to rock, with touches of pop, soul, R&B and jazz that brings together 23 musicians, flamenco dancers and singers on stage (Cines Callao / Callao City Lights. From 25 October).
Choreographer and director Rafaela Carrasco and playwright and poet Álvaro Tato present a dance and poetry show about the mysteries of the night and insomnia (Teatro de la Zarzuela. 26 and 27 October).
One of the leading flamenco singers of his generation will perform his latest show Hereje (Teatros del Canal - Sala Roja. 1 December).
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The musical that has taken the world by storm for decades brings its cast to Madrid (UMusic Hotel Teatro Albéniz. Tuesday to Sunday. Season 2: from 27 September). Tickets on sale
The largest musical production ever seen in Spain. Over 110 million people around the world have already seen it! (Teatro Lope de Vega. Tuesday to Sunday). Buy tickets!
The successful Broadway musical based on the Disney animated film is now showing in Spain, produced by Stage Entertainment (Teatro Coliseum. Tuesday to Sundays). Tickets on sale
The multi-award winning Broadway musical lands in Madrid with this adaptation by Carla Calabrese and Marcelo Kotliar (Teatro Marquina. Thursday to Sunday. 12 Sept-30 Nov). Tickets on sale
Musical by Nacho Cano about the love story between Malinche and Hernán (Espacio Malinche - IFEMA Madrid. Wednesday to Sunday). Back on 13 September. Tickets on sale (English performance available)
World premiere in Spanish of the funniest and most successful musical comedy of the past decade (Teatro Calderón. Tuesday to Sunday). Tickets on sale
A new theatre adaptation of one of the great musicals of all times (Teatro Apolo. Tuesday to Sunday). Tickets on sale
The hit musical comedy based on ABBA songs is back with a new production, choreography, costumes and stage design (Teatro Rialto. Tuesdays to Sundays). Tickets on sale
This show about Queen, co-produced by Brian May and Roger Taylor, returns to the stage (Gran Teatro CaixaBank Príncipe Pío. Fridays to Sundays. 11 Oct-6 Jan). Tickets on sale
Theatrical adaptation of the prestigious French film, directed by José Luis Sixto (Teatro La Latina. Wednesday to Sunday. 17 Oct-12 Jan). Tickets on sale
The world premiere of this innovative musical based on Ken Follett's bestseller is coming to Madrid. (Teatro EDP Gran Vía. Tuesdays to Sundays. 14 Nov- 2 Feb). Tickets on sale
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Enjoy a thrilling horse racing experience at La Zarzuela Racecourse all year round (check calendar).
The white team faces one of the most successful teams in European history (WiZink Center. 17 October).
The Madrid players under the orders of Alberto Toril will play at home against the Scottish football club (Ciudad Real Madrid. Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano. 17 October).
The Madrid team are playing another home match against German side Borussia Dortmund (Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. 22 October).
Atlético will be playing the third round of the League Stage on home turf, facing off against the French side coached by Bruno Génésio (Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium. 23 October).
El Clásico is back, one of the most awaited matches in which the Madrid team clashes with the blue and red side (Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. 26 October).
The current European champions will be playing against the Italian team coached by Paulo Fonseca (Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. 5 November).
Madrid will be facing the reigning European champions, one of the most successful clubs in Turkish basketball (WiZink Center. 14 November).
Atlético will be playing their third match of the Champions League stages at home, taking on the Slovakian side (Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium. 11 December).
The Madrid side will play the last match of the Groups Stage against the English side managed by Sonia Bompastor (Ciudad Real Madrid. Estadio Alfredo Di Stéfano. 17 December).
The city is hosting the Indoor Trial World Championship, which will be attended by the 35 times world champion Toni Bou (Palacio Vistalegre Arena. 21 December).
Madrid will once again ring out the old and ring in the new with Spain's largest athletics event: a 10K fun run and a 10K professional race (31 December). Registration open
Second leg of the exciting Madrid derby in which the red and white team visits Real Madrid's home ground (Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. 9 February).
The best indoor track meeting in Spain, forming part of the World Athletics Indoor Tour, is back (Centro Deportivo Municipal Gallur. 28 February 2025).
The excitement of American football is coming to Madrid, as it will host an NFL regular league game (Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. 2025).
This annual 21K race takes in some of Madrid's most iconic landmarks (April 2025).
The world's best tennis players will once again battle it out on the clay courts (Madrid Caja Mágica. 21 Apr-4 May).
One of Spain's biggest sporting events is set to hold its 47th edition with three distances: marathon, half-marathon and 10k (27 April 2025).
Over the coming three years, Madrid will host the World Rugby Sevens Series Grand Final (Cívitas Metropolitano Stadium. Dates to be confirmed).
The Vallehermoso Stadium and its spectacular lime green track is hosting this international event that will bring together top athletes (21 June 2024).
The final stage of the renowned Spanish cycling race is traditionally held in Madrid (14 September 2025. Stage to be confirmed).
After more than four decades, motor racing's top competition is returning to Madrid (IFEMA MADRID. 2026).
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The international contemporary art fair is the autumn meeting point for Spain’s most important art, galleries and collectors (IFEMA MADRID - Pavilion 5. 17-20 October).
Art and antique fair with items for antiquarians, art dealers and the general public (IFEMA MADRID - Hall 8. 23 Nov-1 Dec).
Big names and legends from the world of sport gather together to discuss and exchange innovative ideas on this tourism segment (Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. 28 and 29 November).
One of the leading Spanish trade fairs and one of the most important in the global tourist sector. Mexico, partner country in the 2025 edition (IFEMA Madrid. 22-26 January 2025).
An international gastronomic summit that draws the world’s top chefs every year (IFEMA Madrid. 27-29 January 2025).
Established designers and young stylists at the first of the two annual events on this prestigious catwalk (IFEMA Madrid. February 2025).
The contemporary art fair is holding its 20th edition, bringing together galleries and more than 150 national and international artists (Glass Gallery - Cibeles Palace. 5-9 March).
The International Contemporary Art Fair marks its 44th anniversary, bringing together the latest proposals from the international contemporary art market (IFEMA MADRID. 5-9 March 2025).
The international fair focusing on emerging and contemporary art holds its ninth edition (Hotel Petit Palace Santa Bárbara. 6-9 March).
This annual fair is the best hunting grounds for antiques, collectables and vintage objects (IFEMA Madrid - Hall 3 and 14.0. 22-30 March).
Europe's largest fine foods fair is a must for professionals from the sector (IFEMA MADRID. 7-10 April 2025).
Booksellers, authors and readers gather at one of the most traditional cultural events in the capital (El Retiro Park. 30 May-15 June 2025).
Madrid is hosting the largest international event for sports and related industries (IFEMA MADRID. 18 and 19 June 2025).
Leading speakers will discuss the discrimination and inequality that affect the LGBTQ+ community (European Parliament and the European Commission in Spain. 4 July 2025).
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Visitors will be able to experience the great shipwreck and its history first-hand thanks to the latest virtual reality technology (MAD - Madrid Artes Digitales. Immersive Experiences Centre. Till 24 November).
Don’t miss the weekly Changing of the Guard held every Wednesday and Saturday, and the Solemn Changing of the Guard on the first Wednesday of every month (Next Solemn Changing: 6 November).
Two routes invite us to delve into food culture and art (Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum / San Miguel Market. Until February 2025).
An extensive programme that includes guided visits, theatre, conferences, music, children’s workshops and a major temporary exhibition (Various locations. From 10 April).
Original immersive art experience that offers a journey through the most well-known works of the great masters of Japanese prints (Nomad Immersive Museum. Until 27 October).
The Spanish capital is home to the world’s most sensational music and culinary event (IFEMA Madrid - Hall 5. Thursday to Sundays). Tickets on sale
Celebrate the Day of the Dead with the Altar of the Dead as the star attraction (Fundación Casa de México en España. 2 Oct-10 Nov).
Discover iconic behind-the-scenes moments from some of your favorite Harry Potter™ movies for a celebration of the film-making magic (Espacio Ibercaja Delicias. From 4 October to 6 January).
Celebrating the Hispanic language and cultures with various activities taking place throughout the region of Madrid. Mexico is the special guest country in 2024 (Various venues. 4-13 October).
Tenth edition of this film festival dedicated to sustainable development and the environment (Different locations. 16-22 October).
The gourmet international tapas competition in which neighbourhood bars and restaurants participate is holding its fourteenth edition (Lavapies neighborhood. 17-27 October).
Don’t miss a unique sight: a flock of sheep from Leon and Sierra de Guadarrama walking through the centre of Madrid (20 October).
Monthly vintage market held in the south of the city (Railway Museum. Second weekend of the month. Next edition: 19 and 20 October).
A unique immersive audiovisual experience of the legendary festival for all ages (WiZink Center - La Sala de Cristal. From 25 October).
Velázquez’s Meninas have once again wandered off onto the streets of Madrid, much to the delight of onlookers (Various locations. November to December -to be confirmed-).
A unique experience that allows you to explore different exhibitions rooms in each edition (Prado Museum. First Saturday of each month. Next edition: 2 November).
The seventh edition of this event highlights hotels as the beating heart of Madrid's cultural life (Various locations. 3-12 November).
Exhibition devoted to one of the most influential international artists in an immersive journey through looks, instruments, records and collaborative material (Teatro Soho Madrid. From 15 November).
Madrid's most chic pop-up market oozes elegance and exclusivity (Gran Vía, 13. Next edition: 14 Dec-6 Jan).
See out the year eating twelve grapes to the chimes of the clock in Puerta del Sol (31 December 2024).
The Year of the Snake will begin on 29 Janurary 2025 and, for the tenth consecutive year, Madrid will mark the occasion with a full programme of activities.
Pick a costume, put on your dancing shoes and treat yourself to some carnival sardines! (1-5 March 2025).
Europe’s most exclusive interior design exhibition is holding its 60th edition (April-May 2025).
Thousands flock to the city to attend the processions and to enjoy the atmosphere created by the trumpets, drums and the hundreds of religious worshippers' bright and colourful attire (11 to 20 April 2025).
Every year on and around May 15th, Madrid honours its patron saint, San Isidro.
The Madrid International Documentary Festival is holding its twenty-two edition (Main Venue: Cineteca Matadero. May 2025).
Join Madrileños in celebrating diversity and standing up for a more tolerant and inclusive society (28 Jun-6 Jul 2025).
Madrid’s summer festival par excellence will once again fill the city with a wide variety of cultural and leisure activities (Various venues. July and August).
August is a fantastic month to experience Madrid at its most traditional, as it celebrates the San Cayetano, San Lorenzo and Virgen de la Paloma festivities (August 2025).
The great contemporary art party in which galleries and museums kick off the new season (Various locations. 11-14 September 2025).