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The Mysteries and Legends of the Holy Grail at the Heart of Javier Sierra’s Ocultura Meeting: Full Free Program

The Mysteries and Legends of the Holy Grail at the Heart of Javier Sierra’s Ocultura Meeting: Full Free Program

Against the bitter backdrop of the fire that devastated Las Peñas de Riglos and threatened San Juan de la Peña, writer and Planeta Prize winner Javier Sierra decided to focus this year’s International Ocultura Meeting, which he leads and directs, on one of Aragón’s great treasures. Specifically, the event will explore an object that has sparked curiosity for millennia among all those who have encountered its story: the Holy Grail.

Letters to Labordeta and Paintings by an Tireless Creator: Antonio Fernández Molina’s Creativity Shines at the Pablo Serrano

Letters to Labordeta and Paintings by an Tireless Creator: Antonio Fernández Molina’s Creativity Shines at the Pablo Serrano

Antonio Fernández Molina’s tireless creative spirit led him to experiment across multiple artistic disciplines. Poetry, fiction and, of course, painting were the means this exceptional artist found to express his thoughts and remarkable intellect. The Iaacc Pablo Serrano opened the exhibition "Gabinete. Archivo Antonio Fernández Molina" on Thursday. It can be visited in the museum’s Room 011 until January 10, 2027.

Ruth Iniesta continues to shine in Spain’s opera scene, opening the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía season in Valencia

Ruth Iniesta continues to shine in Spain’s opera scene, opening the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía season in Valencia

Ruth Iniesta continues to take important steps in her career and establish herself as one of the leading figures in Spain’s opera scene. The Aragonese soprano will open the 2026-2027 season at Valencia’s Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía, where she will perform Micaëla in Georges Bizet’s "Carmen" from October 2 to 15. It will be the Aragonese singer’s seventh appearance at the Valencia opera house, where she has become a regular presence in the program in recent years.

It Went Unnoticed in Theaters, but The Bikeriders Is a Prime Video Gem Starring Tom Hardy, Austin Butler and Jodie Comer

It Went Unnoticed in Theaters, but The Bikeriders Is a Prime Video Gem Starring Tom Hardy, Austin Butler and Jodie Comer

Some films arrive in theaters with all the ingredients for success yet go unnoticed. That is the case with The Bikeriders, the drama directed by Jeff Nichols and starring Austin Butler, Jodie Comer and Tom Hardy. Released in 2024 and now available on Prime Video, it recreates the rise and transformation of an American motorcycle club during the 1960s.

David Bisbal to Perform in Zaragoza: When and How to Get Tickets

David Bisbal to Perform in Zaragoza: When and How to Get Tickets

It is difficult to look back at the songs that have shaped Spanish music in recent decades without encountering "Ave María" or "Bulería", and without the figure of David Bisbal. The singer from Almería is returning to Zaragoza to perform at the Pabellón Príncipe Felipe, one of the first 15 confirmed dates of his Tour Eternos in Spain. The concert will follow the release of his new album, "Eternos", scheduled for October 2, 2026, in which the artist revisits a selection of major Spanish-language songs from a new perspective.

Ambar Bottles to Debut New Design: Special Edition for the Fiestas del Pilar

Ambar Bottles to Debut New Design: Special Edition for the Fiestas del Pilar

The Fiestas del Pilar will once again reach Zaragoza’s bars this year through more than one million Ambar bottles. The Aragonese brewer has unveiled a new special edition of Ambar Especial featuring the official festival poster on its labels, continuing a tradition spanning more than 30 years.

From San Pablo to CaixaForum: Free Open House Festival Activities Still Available

From San Pablo to CaixaForum: Free Open House Festival Activities Still Available

Descend into the hidden crypt beneath La Seo’s Parroquieta, get close to the F-18s at the Air Base in one of Europe’s largest hangars or see how the transformation of the Water Tower is progressing before its full reopening. Open House Zaragoza will once again open some of the city’s most surprising spaces from Thursday through Sunday in a festival that invites visitors to see the city through different eyes. The event was officially presented this Wednesday, although tickets to visit those sites sold out some time ago.

Relics, jewels and mantles take center stage in new Aljafería exhibition devoted to Our Lady of the Pillar

Relics, jewels and mantles take center stage in new Aljafería exhibition devoted to Our Lady of the Pillar

The 15th-century reliquary bust of Saint Braulius, a 1936 silver statue of Our Lady of the Pillar, the mantle of the Aragonese community in Manila, vintage posters from the Fiestas del Pilar and two traditional Aragonese costumes will be on display at the Aljafería Palace from October 9. The chapel of San Martín will host "Gratitude to Our Lady of the Pillar: Light of Aragon," a new exhibition bringing together historical, artistic and documentary pieces linked to the city's patron saint and her worship.

Open House reopens Zaragoza’s hidden doors and buildings, from the Air Base to the Bank of Spain

Open House reopens Zaragoza’s hidden doors and buildings, from the Air Base to the Bank of Spain

For four days, Zaragoza will once again look behind doors that normally remain closed. Open House will hold its third edition from September 24 to 27 under the motto "Let’s make the invisible visible," offering visits, tours and experiences at places as diverse as the crypt of La Seo’s Parroquieta, the Air Base, the Bank of Spain, the Water Tower and the New Romareda construction site. The response has been almost immediate: reservations for visits and workshops are already practically sold out.

From a street art fair to family workshops: a free program comes to this Zaragoza street

From a street art fair to family workshops: a free program comes to this Zaragoza street

Street art will extend beyond El Gancho’s façades this weekend. While Festival Asalto interventions continue taking shape across the neighborhood, number 59 on San Pablo Street will become its meeting point, hosting a program of art fairs, workshops, talks and participatory activities from Thursday, September 24, to Sunday, September 27.