Popular Weekend Events in Spain (April Updated)

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2026 Copa del Rey Final | Seville

Apr 25, 2026 (UTC+1)

Seville

Sports & Fitness

Ibiza Half Marathon | Sant Josep de Sa Talaia

Apr 11, 2026 (UTC+1)

Sant Josep de Sa Talaia

Sports & Fitness

A unique race on the island of Ibiza, with a special course that will allow you to run through different landscapesacross the island.The Ibiza Half Marathon startsin the town of San Joseat an altitude of 190 meters. It will run through inland areas, rural areas, pine forests and coves by the sea. A route with a negative slope will facilitate the running of the participants in their first 8 km. The coursepasses iconic places such as Cala Jondal or Saint Georgeto reach the seaport of the city of Ibiza at sea level.

Half-O-Ween 2026 | 2413 Collingwood Blvd

Apr 18, 2026 (UTC-5)

Toledo

Celebration

Information Source: Collingwood Arts Center | eventbrite

E MOTO MEET UP | 4551 Auburn Blvd

Apr 18, 2026 (UTC-8)

Sacramento

Cultural Experiences

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The Scribe's Spring Art Spotlight Mixer | 101 N Summit St

Apr 18, 2026 (UTC-4)

Toledo

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Apollo Press | eventbrite

SPRING MADNESS | Solano County Fairgrounds

Apr 25, 2026 (UTC-8)

Vallejo

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Spring Madness | eventbrite

Mallorca Open 2026 | Playas De Santa Ponsa Tenis Club

Jun 20–Jun 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Calvia

Sports & Fitness

Rural Kutxa San Sebastian Half Marathon | San Sebastian

Oct 4, 2026 (UTC+1)

San Sebastian

Sports & Fitness

Join the Rural Kutxa San Sebastián Half Marathon The Rural Kutxa San Sebastián Half Marathon is one of the most exciting and well-regarded races in Spain. Held in the stunning coastal city of San Sebastián, this event draws participants from across the globe, offering a fast and scenic course ideal for setting personal bests or simply enjoying the beauty of the city and its vibrant atmosphere. Why Run the San Sebastián Half Marathon? Scenic Route – The course winds through the heart of the city and along its three breathtaking beaches—La Concha, Ondarreta, and Zurriola—offering spectacular views of the coastline and San Sebastián’s elegant architecture. Homologated Flat Course – Designed for speed, this officially certified course features smooth and even terrain, making it perfect for runners aiming to achieve new records. Unforgettable Atmosphere – Whether you're an elite athlete or a casual runner, you’ll be cheered on by an enthusiastic crowd that brings incredible energy to the race. The welcoming spirit of San Sebastián makes this event truly special. Iconic Start and Finish Line – The race begins and ends in the picturesque Alderdi Eder Gardens, right in front of San Sebastián City Hall, creating a spectacular setting for runners and spectators alike. Explore San Sebastián – After the race, take the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of this charming city, famous worldwide for its exceptional cuisine. Treat yourself to delicious pintxos and experience the rich gastronomic culture that makes San Sebastián a top destination for food lovers. Whether you're chasing a new PB or simply looking for an unforgettable running adventure, the Rural Kutxa San Sebastián Half Marathon is a must-run event. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this incredible race!

Un viaje paralelo (A Parallel Journey) | Torre de Don Borja

Jul 12, 2025–Apr 30, 2026 (UTC+1)

Santillana del Mar

Exhibitions

The exhibition at the Torre de Don Borja, curated by Vicky Uslé, focuses on his perhaps lesser-known body of work, consisting of small-format pieces that the artist himself defines as “notes,” mostly watercolors, though he also works in acrylic and collage.Juan Uslé (Santander, 1954), one of the most internationally acclaimed Spanish artists, faces 2025 as one of the most important years of his long and fruitful career. The season, which began in May with the exhibition One Hundred Days of April at Galerie Lelong in New York, will culminate at the end of the year with a major retrospective at the Museo Reina Sofía. In between, there will be exhibitions at the Palacete del Embarcadero in Santander, in London, and at the Torre de Don Borja, where next Saturday his landmark exhibition year in Spain will begin with the opening of A Parallel Journey in the historic building of Santillana del Mar, a project that brings together his most intimate works.

History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, but It Does Rhyme | Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

Mar 22–Sep 25, 2026 (UTC+1)

Madrid

Exhibitions

History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, but It Does Rhyme is a new programme at the Museo Reina Sofía that aims to establish a dialogue between Pablo Picasso's Guernica (1937) and other significant works of art that present certain parallels in their modes of representation or thematic concerns, but which come from different historical and cultural contexts. In this first instalment of the series, curated by Tamar Garb, Picasso's emblematic work can be seen for the first time alongside African Guernica (1967) by Dumile Feni (Worcester, South Africa, 1942 – New York, 1991), one of the key artists of African modernity.Dumile Feni's work, which is markedly biographical in nature, emerged in the context of state violence and institutionalised racial oppression under South African apartheid. Created during the 1960s, African Guernica invokes Picasso's work, not only in its title but also in its synergies with the Spanish artist's visual vocabulary. In this way, Dumile Feni's large charcoal drawing also draws on the simplification and expressive distortion of figures, monochromatic tone and dramatic lighting, abstraction and dislocation of space, and even the conjunctions between animals and humans. But it is not only formal elements that resonate in the Spanish and African versions of Guernica; the shared use of a monumental scale is also crucial in highlighting the violence inherent in all situations of war, discrimination and oppression throughout history.Although it has been exhibited frequently in South Africa, African Guernica has never travelled abroad. Displayed in close dialogue with Picasso's work for the first time, this presentation invites visitors to the exhibition to speculate on the similarities and differences between the two works, created in different historical and geographical contexts, as well as to discover other works by the South African artist that are also part of the presentation. The confrontation between Picasso's anti-war cry of anguish in the context of the Spanish Civil War and the South African drawing created thirty years later in the context of the brutal violence of South African apartheid invites critical reflection on the different issues raised by the exhibition.History Doesn’t Repeat Itself, but It Does Rhyme is a series of interventions within the Reina Sofía’s Collection, that consist of juxtaposing an equivalent to Guernica from another time or geopolitical sphere, contextualised by an academic work of art history as an interpretative framework. The title of the series is a phrase traditionally attributed to the writer Mark Twain, but apocryphal, never written by the author.