Limited to 15 people. Registration needed by calling 505-724-4777 before May 16.THIS RSVP ARE NOT FINAL (call us to sign up!)Friday, May 17th, 6pm-8pm at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.Learn how to prepare the dishes that make Spanish cuisine world famous. Our culinary Spanish chefs will conduct the workshops to bring the flavors of the Mediterranean to New Mexico, following a typical Spanish menu prepared for the occasion: Tortilla Española and Gazpacho.Entrance fee $40 (includes a…See More

Limited to 15 people. Registration needed by calling 505-724-4777 before May 16.THIS RSVP ARE NOT FINAL (call us to sign up!)Friday, May 17th, 6pm-8pm at the National Hispanic Cultural Center.Learn how to prepare the dishes that make Spanish cuisine world famous. Our culinary Spanish chefs will conduct the workshops to bring the flavors of the Mediterranean to New Mexico, following a typical Spanish menu prepared for the occasion: Tortilla Española and Gazpacho.Entrance fee $40 (includes a…See More

Do you picture yourself cooking Paella? If you always wanted to know the secrets of making real Spanish rice, you will now have the opportunity. We’ll meet chef Antonio Luna who was born and raised in Seville, Andalucía, inside the kitchens of the National Hispanic Cultural Center. All the necessary ingredients will be provided. We want to learn new cooking skills that you can practice at home, and that’s why we will only use local products. But not everything will be about learning ancient…See More

Do you like Flamenco? Instituto Cervantes & Marble Brewery had prepared a night full of Flamenco music, Spanish food, Mexican and New Mexican dances and rhythms. We will enjoy a special menu by The Supper Truck: paella and tapas!Marble Brewery will be donating a portion of the profits to…See More

 Curated by Spanish photojournalist Jordi Socias, (Barcelona, 1945) is one of the key names in the evolution of Spanish photojournalism in the last decades. His style moves away from the objectivity deemed inherent in photography, and becomes aware of its own subjective representation. The most important figures and events of the country’s modern history have posed for him, and together form a fascinating narrative of life since the 1970’s, when he started his career, until now.Jordi Socías has…See More

 Curated by Spanish photojournalist Jordi Socias, (Barcelona, 1945) is one of the key names in the evolution of Spanish photojournalism in the last decades. His style moves away from the objectivity deemed inherent in photography, and becomes aware of its own subjective representation. The most important figures and events of the country’s modern history have posed for him, and together form a fascinating narrative of life since the 1970’s, when he started his career, until now.Jordi Socías has…See More

 Curated by Spanish photojournalist Jordi Socias, (Barcelona, 1945) is one of the key names in the evolution of Spanish photojournalism in the last decades. His style moves away from the objectivity deemed inherent in photography, and becomes aware of its own subjective representation. The most important figures and events of the country’s modern history have posed for him, and together form a fascinating narrative of life since the 1970’s, when he started his career, until now.Jordi Socías has…See More

Learn Spanish with Instituto Cervantes.New Spanish classes schedule 2013!!!!!You can see more information at our website: http://albuquerque.cervantes.es/en/spanish_courses/schedule_winter.htmSee More

Magos Herrera, born in Mexico City, is renowned on the Latin American and, now, the New York jazz scene for a unique signature sound blending classic jazz styling with Latin American melodies.  An accomplished singer-songwriter, she is fluent in Spanish, English, and Portuguese, with a repertoire encompassing the romance and intimacy of Mexican and Cuban sones and boleros as well as sultry Brazilian beats.  She has performed at venues and festivals in the United States, Canada, and Spain as…See More

Come to our informational presentation and learn about our NEW study abroad summer program in Extremadura, Spain: the Spanish region with the greatest connection with New Mexico. Hear about our Spanish classes, cultural events andb excursions to world heritage sites. Speakers: Thomas Chavez (former director of the National Hispanic Cultural Center) and Celia Lopez (professor in the University Honors Program at the University of New Mexico). Presentation will be held in English and Spanish.See More

A young woman returns to her childhood home in Catalan when her grandfather unexpectedly passes away, to encounter dysfunction and confrontation as well as nostalgia.  She has not seen her family since she moved to France, and the death of the family patriarch is just the right catalyst to force his descendants to get along.This moody ensemble drama, director Mar Coll's first feature film, won Coll the Goya award for Best New Director in 2010.Trailer:…See More