Featured Events in Madrid in June 2024 (August Updated)

When you come to Madrid, Tablao, which performs flamenco dance, is undoubtedly a place that tourists don’t want to miss at night. Tabalo refers to an art form in which flamenco and dance are performed in the unique atmosphere of a restaurant. Dancers once moved from the streets to theaters, but later moved to perform in restaurants due to high taxes and other economic reasons. Guests who visited the restaurant were able to enjoy wonderful performances while enjoying delicious food. The restaurant's business was extremely prosperous, and this "master among the people" performance form was finally stabilized and named Tablao.

Torres Bermejas is a very famous restaurant in Madrid, where famous Spanish flamenco artists often perform. The restaurant also offers very authentic Spanish cuisine and wine.

Eco Living Iberia 2024 is a highly anticipated trade event that aims to promote the organic food and wine industry to key organic buyers. This exciting new event will take place in Madrid at the prestigious Feria de Madrid venue, located at Av. Partenón, 5, 28042 Madrid, Spain. With a focus on showcasing the best in organic products, Eco Living Iberia 2024 will provide a platform for organic food and wine producers to connect with buyers who are passionate about sustainable and healthy living. This event is a must-attend for anyone in the organic industry looking to expand their network and reach a wider audience. Taking place from June 5th to June 6th, 2024, Eco Living Iberia 2024 promises to be an informative and inspiring event. Attendees will have the opportunity to discover the latest trends and innovations in organic food and wine, as well as attend informative seminars and workshops led by industry experts. Whether you're a buyer looking to source high-quality organic products or a producer looking to showcase your offerings, Eco Living Iberia 2024 is the perfect platform to connect and grow your business. Mark your calendars and join us in Madrid for this exceptional trade event dedicated to promoting the organic food and wine industry.

“Art that connects” is a joint initiative between the Museo Nacional del Prado and Telefónica that commemorates the company’s centenary and encourages people to connect through culture. This project will allow museums throughout Spain to temporarily exhibit some of the masterpieces of painting that form part of the memory and common heritage of the Spanish people.

A lost Caravaggio painting that was almost mistakenly sold at auction for a bargain price has gone on display at the Prado Museum in Madrid, Spain, after being rescued and restored. “Ecce Homo,” which was painted by the Italian master around 1606-09, will feature in a special one-piece exhibition from Tuesday, according to a statement from the museum.