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Richard Avedon's American West closes for good on Sunday, José Maldonado paints while he dances on the cloister's last night, and Real Madrid's women play a derby you can actually stand close to

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Aug 27, 2026

Richard Avedon's American West closes for good on Sunday, José Maldonado paints while he dances on the cloister's last night, and Real Madrid's women play a derby you can actually stand close to

27 August - 2 September 2026

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Tarantino's ending nobody saw, the last night of Madrid's best summer stage, and how to escape the heat this week

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Aug 20, 2026

Tarantino's ending nobody saw, the last night of Madrid's best summer stage, and how to escape the heat this week

20 - 26 August 2026

The Edit Madrid

La Paloma brings the summer's loudest procession, a Portuguese voice sings fado two streets from it, and a Cuban pianist closes the week with jazz nobody has rehearsed

Weekly

Aug 13, 2026

La Paloma brings the summer's loudest procession, a Portuguese voice sings fado two streets from it, and a Cuban pianist closes the week with jazz nobody has rehearsed

13 - 19 August 2026

The Edit Madrid

A rare solar eclipse darkens Madrid at dusk, the verbena crawl moves from the Rastro into Lavapiés, and a sixteenth-century cloister keeps singing the city's oldest songs

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Aug 6, 2026

A rare solar eclipse darkens Madrid at dusk, the verbena crawl moves from the Rastro into Lavapiés, and a sixteenth-century cloister keeps singing the city's oldest songs

6 - 12 August 2026

The Edit Madrid

Two flamenco nights in a cloister no one else is watching, a world premiere closes the ballet season, and Madrid's loudest fortnight begins

Weekly

Jul 30, 2026

Two flamenco nights in a cloister no one else is watching, a world premiere closes the ballet season, and Madrid's loudest fortnight begins

30 July - 5 August 2026

The Edit Madrid

The ballet company that vanished for thirty years comes back, horses run under floodlights at the Zarzuela, and Rafael Amargo takes flamenco to a rooftop

Weekly

Jul 23, 2026

The ballet company that vanished for thirty years comes back, horses run under floodlights at the Zarzuela, and Rafael Amargo takes flamenco to a rooftop

23 - 29 July 2026

The Edit Madrid

The Bond songbook gets a full orchestra, a flamenco dynasty settles into an intimate room, and Madrid's last Art Nouveau palace opens for one week only

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Jul 16, 2026

The Bond songbook gets a full orchestra, a flamenco dynasty settles into an intimate room, and Madrid's last Art Nouveau palace opens for one week only

16 - 22 July 2026

The Edit Madrid

Last tickets for the concert of the summer, four pianists who rewrote Cuban jazz, and flamenco in the building that houses Guernica

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Jul 9, 2026

Last tickets for the concert of the summer, four pianists who rewrote Cuban jazz, and flamenco in the building that houses Guernica

9 - 15 July 2026

The Edit Madrid

The week Madrid fills its courtyards, opens its hidden churches, and gives you twelve reasons not to stay home

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Jul 2, 2026

The week Madrid fills its courtyards, opens its hidden churches, and gives you twelve reasons not to stay home

2 - 8 July 2026

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Richard Avedon's American West closes for good on Sunday, José Maldonado paints while he dances on the cloister's last night, and Real Madrid's women play a derby you can actually stand close to

Tarantino's ending nobody saw, the last night of Madrid's best summer stage, and how to escape the heat this week

La Paloma brings the summer's loudest procession, a Portuguese voice sings fado two streets from it, and a Cuban pianist closes the week with jazz nobody has rehearsed

A rare solar eclipse darkens Madrid at dusk, the verbena crawl moves from the Rastro into Lavapiés, and a sixteenth-century cloister keeps singing the city's oldest songs

Two flamenco nights in a cloister no one else is watching, a world premiere closes the ballet season, and Madrid's loudest fortnight begins

The ballet company that vanished for thirty years comes back, horses run under floodlights at the Zarzuela, and Rafael Amargo takes flamenco to a rooftop

The Bond songbook gets a full orchestra, a flamenco dynasty settles into an intimate room, and Madrid's last Art Nouveau palace opens for one week only

Last tickets for the concert of the summer, four pianists who rewrote Cuban jazz, and flamenco in the building that houses Guernica

The week Madrid fills its courtyards, opens its hidden churches, and gives you twelve reasons not to stay home

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