Handpicked from the same exhibitions lineup, scored for this weekend.
PUPPETS
Puppet Theatre: Merlin the Wizard and Excalibur
Cía. Trastero Títeres adaptation of the magical Camelot story where children help Arthur solve Merlin's riddles to become king and draw Excalibur from the sacred stone.
KIDS
Play spaces
Free, open play activity for children aged 4-10 at Centro Sociocultural Alfonso XII, no advance registration required. Three Saturday sessions in May. Limited capacity.
EXHIBITIONS
Dialogues of Colour Between Spanish and Palestinian Art
Interdisciplinary exhibition exploring Spanish and Palestinian art at Biblioteca Pública José Saramago, Fuencarral-El Pardo.
EXHIBITIONS
Transhumance: Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
Exhibition at Centro de Información y Educación Ambiental de Dehesa de la Villa exploring trashumancia, the seasonal livestock migration recognized by UNESCO as intangible cultural heritage, and its historical Spanish routes.
EXHIBITIONS
Disney: The Exhibition. 100 Years of Magic
The Sala Castellana 214 at the Canal Foundation will host an exhibition that commemorates the centenary of The Walt Disney Company. The exhibition is coming to Spain as part of its world tour and will be open to visitors until 5 July 2026.
EXHIBITIONS
Interdisciplinary Exhibition: Dialogues of Colour Between Spanish and Palestinian Art
Interdisciplinary exhibition presenting Spanish and Palestinian artists in dialogue exploring colour as cultural exchange across distinct artistic traditions at Biblioteca Pública Municipal José Saramago.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Historical Aerial Views of El Barrio de El Pilar, 1960s
Historical aerial photograph exhibition at Biblioteca Pública Municipal José Saramago documenting El Barrio de El Pilar and surrounding neighbourhoods from the 1960s showing urban development.
EXHIBITIONS
Eduardo Chillida. Dreaming Space
Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida's iron and steel works explore space as sculptural material at Conde Duque, shown alongside sketches and drawings revealing his artistic process.
