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Oct 29, 2026

Suma Flamenca ends on Sunday with a recital nobody has heard, the city sets out its altars for Día de Muertos, and the Lyceum Club turns a hundred.

29 October - 4 November 2026

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Oct 22, 2026

Sheep cross the city to Plaza Mayor, an Australian circus company holds up a mirror at the Price, and Salgado's water arrives in a former reservoir

22 - 30 October 2026

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Oct 15, 2026

Madrid opens its hidden buildings and one artist's studio for free, Alvin Ailey's Revelations takes over the Teatro Real, and Dalí finally meets Freud at the Thyssen

15 - 21 October 2026

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Vermeer's hometown museum lends Madrid its Dutch Golden Age masterpieces, the Reina Sofía says goodbye to two shows on the same free Monday, and a government festival hides its coolest night inside the programme nobody reads past the parade

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Oct 8, 2026

Vermeer's hometown museum lends Madrid its Dutch Golden Age masterpieces, the Reina Sofía says goodbye to two shows on the same free Monday, and a government festival hides its coolest night inside the programme nobody reads past the parade

8 - 14 October 2026

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A Dutch organist plays inside a frescoed dome, Europe's first solo show for a Mapuche artist, and the architect who built modern Madrid

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Oct 1, 2026

A Dutch organist plays inside a frescoed dome, Europe's first solo show for a Mapuche artist, and the architect who built modern Madrid

1 - 7 October 2026

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María Pagés premieres her own migration story on the stage she runs, Chamartín throws Madrid's last verbena of the year, and two of the world's most recognisable architects sit down together for free

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Sep 24, 2026

María Pagés premieres her own migration story on the stage she runs, Chamartín throws Madrid's last verbena of the year, and two of the world's most recognisable architects sit down together for free

24 - 30 September 2026

The Edit Madrid

A festival built entirely around children's books, the circus that looks like a silent film, and Manon Lescaut returns to the Teatro Real after more than a century away

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Sep 17, 2026

A festival built entirely around children's books, the circus that looks like a silent film, and Manon Lescaut returns to the Teatro Real after more than a century away

17 - 23 September 2026

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Sixty galleries open their doors for one weekend, Carlos Aires gets his first solo show inside a Madrid institution, and the fashion runway leaves the trade fair and meets the city

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Sep 10, 2026

Sixty galleries open their doors for one weekend, Carlos Aires gets his first solo show inside a Madrid institution, and the fashion runway leaves the trade fair and meets the city

10 - 16 September 2026

The Edit Madrid

Eduardo Guerrero opens a four-night flamenco premiere on Thursday, Madrid's designers throw open their own studios, and Isabel Muñoz's photographs come down for good on Sunday

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Sep 3, 2026

Eduardo Guerrero opens a four-night flamenco premiere on Thursday, Madrid's designers throw open their own studios, and Isabel Muñoz's photographs come down for good on Sunday

3 - 9 September 2026

The Edit Madrid

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Suma Flamenca ends on Sunday with a recital nobody has heard, the city sets out its altars for Día de Muertos, and the Lyceum Club turns a hundred.

Sheep cross the city to Plaza Mayor, an Australian circus company holds up a mirror at the Price, and Salgado's water arrives in a former reservoir

Madrid opens its hidden buildings and one artist's studio for free, Alvin Ailey's Revelations takes over the Teatro Real, and Dalí finally meets Freud at the Thyssen

Vermeer's hometown museum lends Madrid its Dutch Golden Age masterpieces, the Reina Sofía says goodbye to two shows on the same free Monday, and a government festival hides its coolest night inside the programme nobody reads past the parade

A Dutch organist plays inside a frescoed dome, Europe's first solo show for a Mapuche artist, and the architect who built modern Madrid

María Pagés premieres her own migration story on the stage she runs, Chamartín throws Madrid's last verbena of the year, and two of the world's most recognisable architects sit down together for free

A festival built entirely around children's books, the circus that looks like a silent film, and Manon Lescaut returns to the Teatro Real after more than a century away

Sixty galleries open their doors for one weekend, Carlos Aires gets his first solo show inside a Madrid institution, and the fashion runway leaves the trade fair and meets the city

Eduardo Guerrero opens a four-night flamenco premiere on Thursday, Madrid's designers throw open their own studios, and Isabel Muñoz's photographs come down for good on Sunday

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