What’s on in Madrid

Photo exhibition exploring representation and body politics by Tanit Plana

The Royal Collections Gallery will showcase a unique exhibition of rare and exquisite textiles from 11 June to 12 October 2026, highlighting the craftsmanship and history behind the royal collection.

The Prado Museum will host an unprecedented exhibition showcasing eight 1866–1867 paintings by Valeriano Domínguez Bécquer, highlighting 19th-century Spanish genre scenes and traditional attire.

Fernando Sánchez Castillo’s exhibition at Velázquez Palace reimagines power and authority through transformed sculptures and installations that subvert objects and narratives to reveal fragility and provoke critical reflection on order.

The Lion King musical in Madrid celebrates its 15th season with vibrant visuals and a diverse cast, offering an immersive performance at Teatro.

A new multi-sensory, first-person immersive exhibition at Nomad Immersive Museum in Madrid lets visitors follow Vincent van Gogh’s life and works through motion, story, and an original soundtrack.

Espacio Delicias presents the world première of a 70-minute immersive exhibition that explores the human body through visuals, VR, and interactive technology.

Woman Experiences presents an immersive, multi-room tribute to Frida Kahlo, combining never-before-seen imagery, intimate letters, interactive art, live music, and a Mexican tasting menu to explore her life and support gender-based violence advocacy.

Hotel Tapa Tour 2025 is Madrid’s annual informal haute cuisine festival where over twenty luxury hotels showcase tapas as high-end gastronomy across six walking routes and optional hotel tastings.

A dazzling Las Vegas- and Broadway–style immersive show in Madrid’s ESPACIO WAH that blends music, cuisine, and spectacular performances across three acts for all ages.

The Spanish Ballet of the Community of Madrid premieres a contemporary dance work focused on resilience and healing through movement and live flamenco.

A Recoletos Hall exhibition at the Mapfre Foundation showcases Pre-Raphaelite works by Victorian-era female artists, highlighting their roles, methods, and ties to the movement through diverse media.

The world premiere of María Pagés Company’s latest flamenco show at Centro Danza Matadero traces the artist’s memory and roots through a personal journey from Seville to Madrid.

Madrid Cocktail Week is a multi-day festival showcasing the latest cocktail trends through experiences, tastings, and collaborations across Madrid’s top bars and industry professionals.