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Desgranando FEST – a week of science outreach for all audiences across the province


04 March 2026 Taking place from 18 to 26 April, the ‘Desgranando Fest’ Science Communication Festival aims to bring science to every corner of Granada in a variety of formats, including workshops, film screenings, talks, exhibitions, tours, art and critical thinking activities. The Desgranando Ciencia event, which has been enjoyed by the...

The LATERAL YEARBOOK 2025 is now available for download


25 February 2026 The creative network LATERAL has presented its LATERAL YEARBOOK 2025, a publication that documents and analyzes the main events in contemporary art in Granada over the last year. The volume is conceived as an archive that compiles exhibitions, festivals, interviews, and processes that have shaped the city's cultural...

Granada set to premiere short film Elvira y el Tesoro – a key asset for promoting city’s ECOC 2031 bid


16 February 2026 On 24 February at 7:30 pm, Granada’s Isabel la Católica Theatre will host the official premiere of the animated short film Elvira y el Tesoro. The film has been conceived as a strategic asset to support the city’s bid to become the European Capital of Culture in 2031. During...

Granada’s Science Museum comes alive with N-ICE Cello, a unique climate-themed concert


16 February 2026 The event was part of the programme marking the 75th anniversary of the International Music and Dance Festival of Granada. On Monday, Granada's Parque de las Ciencias Science Museum was the setting for an extraordinary artistic event combining music, science and environmental awareness in a one-of-a-kind performance. Under the title...

The 3rd LATERAL Art Fair: where the improbable is brought to life in Granada


12 February 2026 The fair, which is in full swing throughout the city until 15 February, brings together a network of over 40 creative spaces championing a new way of engaging with art and culture. Expect hanging ceramic “hams”, a bespectacled fish with legs that looks as though it has escaped from...

The Port of Motril joins Granada 2031 bid with vision to promote open and diverse culture that is connected to the world


14 december 2025 The Port of Motril, a natural maritime gateway and strategic hub for the entire province, has formally joined Granada's bid to become the ECOC 2031. José García Fuentes, President of the Port Authority of Motril, and Marifrán Carazo, the Mayor of Granada, signed the agreement and reaffirmed their...

The Andalusian School of Flamenco joins Granada’s bid to become the ECOC 2031


06 december 2025 The Andalusian School of Flamenco (EFA) has joined Granada's bid to become the European Capital of Culture 2031, a move that reinforces the cultural, educational, economic and social dimensions of Granada's ECOC project. One of the most important educational and cultural organisations in the flamenco world, both nationally...

Nova Gorica (current ECOC) and Oulu (ECOC 2026) officially back Granada 2031 in boost for city’s cultural profile in Europe


05 december 2025 Granada continues to bolster its bid to become the European Capital of Culture 2031, securing the backing of several influential European cities, including the current ECOC, Nova Gorica (Slovenia), and the 2026 ECOC, Oulu (Finland). These endorsements come alongside the support of Florești (Romania), as well as existing...

Granada 2031 gains support of “EFA El Soto” vocational training centre, reinforcing bid’s commitment to education


30 november 2025 The “Escuela Familiar Agraria El Soto”, a vocational training centre that strives to promote rural development in Granada, has joined the city’s bid to become European Capital of Culture 2031. The move highlights the strategic role of education and training in building a culturally active citizenry that is...

Granada celebrates Andalusian Roma Day by highlighting community’s role in cultural identity


23 november 2025 On Friday, Granada City Council celebrated Andalusian Roma Day with an institutional event that brought together representatives from academia and Roma associations in the city. The meeting served to highlight the heritage and history of the Roma people, as well as their contribution to the cultural identity of Granada...

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