The Aula de Flamenco series once again became a space for reflection and memory with the conference “Gades and Hoyos from Another Perspective”, delivered by
Flamenco is not only shaped by places and stages, but also by time. Certain months seem to beat with a special rhythm, and October is
The Flamenco Art Gallery opens the 2025–2026 season with a renewed invitation to explore flamenco through visual art. This new cycle offers visitors a curated
The Flamenco Dance Museum celebrated the 2nd Edition of the Cristina Hoyos Awards for Flamenco Cooperation, an initiative that recognises non-artistic entities and professionals who,
The Flamenco Dance Museum held a special tribute to its collaborators on the occasion of International Flamenco Day, recognizing their commitment and contribution to the
The Flamenco Dance Museum took part in the RAVE–ARCAVE Biennial with an innovative proposal that explores new ways of experiencing flamenco through contemporary artistic expression.
The Flamenco Dance Museum played a leading role in the Seville Flamenco Biennial with the opening of a new exhibition that highlights the vitality, creativity
In the month of July, the Museum invited several Ukrainian families displaced by the war in Ukraine to discover more about the host culture of
That flamenco also lives on the page and not only on stage is something we love to champion whenever we have the chance. Because within
Flamenco builds bridges once again between cultural institutions. The Museum of Flamenco Dance (MBF) renews its collaboration with the “Al Compás de Sevilla” competition, whose
The month of October carries a special echo in the flamenco calendar. It is a month that has seen the birth of great figures who
The Flamenco Dance Museum had the privilege of welcoming Sui, an 8-year-old Japanese girl who lives and breathes flamenco. During her visit, she bravely took