Posts with category Madrid Eventos
Date announced for the Madrid Book Fair
May has always been a busy month packed with activities in Madrid. Basically, because the month includes the city’s two major fiestas: the regional one on 2 May and the city’s patron saint, San Isidro (the patron of farmers and agricultural workers), on 15 May.
Madrid Book Fair from 2 to 18 October 2020
We saw some spontaneous – and pretty inappropriate – celebrations in Malasaña on 2 May that attracted the attention of TV channels and the police given the situation. Read full article
February is the month of Madrid Design Festival 2020
Madrid kicks off the month of February with the third edition of Madrid Design Festival, an international event born in 2018 to position the Spanish capital as a referent in the world of design in the broadest sense, including everything from architecture to communications.
This festival was born from the changing times the city is living, Read full article
Christmas and climate change
This year, Christmas has arrived in Madrid earlier than ever. But time isn’t going faster, the government has simply brought things forward. The City of Madrid and Vigo were the first to light up their streets with a larger budget for illuminations than last year. The display includes several new items, including the giant ball that can be seen on Gran Vía. Read full article
Game of Thrones, a must-see exhibition
Game of Thrones has come to Madrid. Last summer, the town of Hawkins from Stranger Things landed in Madrid, and now it’s the turn of HBO’s most successful series, the Game of Thrones.
Until 24 November, Game of Thrones fans have an appointment at IFEMA, in Espacio 5.1 inside Pavillion 5, the area of the exhibition centre dedicated to entertainment and culture, Read full article
Madrid kicks of June speaking English
We kicked off the month of June with an English-speaking Madrid. Wanda Metropolitano Stadium, one of the country’s newest stadiums, was the host of the Tottenham versus Liverpool Champions League final.
We already know how it ended. Liverpool won 2-0 and the fans went wild. Although, in reality, fans of both teams had been going wild since their arrival in the city, Read full article