The City Council of Seville, through its Tourism and Culture Department, has unveiled an extensive cultural programme available from 12 to 18 November. Angie Moreno, the delegate for Tourism and Culture, stated, “We continue to promote a programme that takes advantage of the uniqueness of our cultural spaces and offers the public various ways to engage with theatre, dance, and music.”
Highlights of the programme
The 23rd European Film Festival of Seville is approaching its conclusion, with the event set to finish on Saturday, 14 November. This year, the festival features 190 titles, including feature films, short films, and world premieres. Screenings will take place across various venues in the city, including Espacio Turina, Teatro Lope de Vega, and Teatro Alameda. The final days will include the Official Section, Andalusian cinema, parallel activities, and professional meetings.
Dates: until Saturday, 14 November 2026
Venues: Espacio Turina, Teatro Lope de Vega, Teatro Alameda, Cines Avenida 5, Cine Cervantes, MK2 Cinesur Nervión Plaza, Odeón Plaza de Armas, CaixaForum, Cartuja Center CITE, CICUS, and Factoría Cultural.
Featured performances
Crack. The sound of stones
This performance by Piermario Salerno will take place at the Real Fábrica de Artillería on 12 November. Starring Juan Díaz, the show addresses themes of addiction, loneliness, and isolation through the story of a man whose dependency remains hidden behind an apparently normal life.
Date: Thursday, 12 November 2026
Location: Real Fábrica de Artillería
Time: 20:00
Youth Baroque Orchestra
The Youth Baroque Orchestra of Seville returns to the Autumn Baroque 2026 cycle with a new concert conducted by Valentín Sánchez, focusing on the repertoire and sound of ancient music through the work of new generations of performers.
Date: 15 November 2026
Location: Real Fábrica de Artillería | Foro Magallanes
Time: 12:00
Bien vale un imperio
Paula Comitre presents Bien vale un imperio, the second chapter of her Trilogy of the Female Silver Age, inspired by the figure and legacy of Pastora Imperio. The performance revives the echoes of early 20th-century flamenco and translates them into a contemporary choreographic language.
Date: Monday, 16 November 2026
Location: Teatro Lope de Vega
Time: 20:00
Visions du Diable
Johanna Rose and Javier Núñez will present Visions du Diable, a recital dedicated to Marin Marais and Antoine Forqueray, two essential figures of the French Baroque viola da gamba. This performance is part of the Ancient Music in Turina cycle, made in Seville.
Date: Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Location: Espacio Turina | Sala Silvio
Time: 20:00
Ongoing exhibitions
The blue night: flamenco opera in the collection of Carlos Martín Ballester
This exhibition explores the history of flamenco opera through 328 pieces, including posters, gramophone records, photographs, and unpublished documents. Curated by Carlos Martín Ballester and Zaida Hernández-Úrculo, it examines the evolution of this phenomenon from the 1920s to the 1950s.
Dates: Until 22 November
Location: Nave de Grabados, Real Fábrica de Artillería
Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00-20:00; Sundays, 10:00-14:00
Entry: Free until full capacity
Machinations for a decade (1970s, 20th century) - Pive Amador
This exhibition continues at the Sala Atín Aya until 31 December 2026. Curated by Fran G. Matute, it features over 200 photographs, many of which are unpublished, that depict Seville in the 1970s, focusing on counterculture, music, and social transformations.
Dates: Until 31 December 2026
Location: Sala Atín Aya
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 11:00-14:00 and 18:00-21:00; Sundays and holidays, 11:00-14:00
Entry: Free until full capacity
Jondografía: the photographic language of flamenco - Ramón San Pablo
This exhibition, showcasing the work of photographer Ramón San Pablo, extends its stay at Factoría Cultural until 10 January 2027. It offers a contemporary perspective on flamenco through stage photography, portraiture, and artistic creation, with a focus on gesture, movement, light, and the human dimension of this cultural expression.
Dates: Until 10 January 2027
Location: Factoría Cultural
Hours: Monday-Friday: 10:00-14:00 | 17:00-20:00; Saturdays: 10:00-14:00
Entry: Free until full capacity
KINPAKU
The Espacio Santa Clara is hosting KINPAKU, an exhibition featuring ten Japanese screens and sixteen fans from the 16th to 19th centuries, from a private collection. The exhibition offers a journey through four centuries of Japanese art, showcasing pieces that depict nature scenes, literary motifs, and symbolic compositions, many created on Japanese gold leaf backgrounds (kinpaku), particularly from the Momoyama and Edo periods.
Dates: Until 10 January 2027
Location: Espacio Santa Clara
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday: 10:00-20:00; Sundays and holidays: 10:00-14:00; closed on Mondays
Entry: Free until full capacity
Deconstruction of a Mudéjar pitcher
The Centro Cerámica Triana is hosting this exhibition organised by the Niculoso Pisano Association, developed by students of Artistic Ceramics and Pottery from the School of Art and Design of Seville. The show reinterprets the traditional pitcher through aesthetic and technical references from the Mudéjar legacy, connecting tradition, design, and contemporary creation.
Dates: Until 11 January 2027
Location: Centro Cerámica Triana | Sala Helios Gómez
Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 10:00-20:00; closed on Mondays
Entry: Free until full capacity
