More worth your time at the same venue, plus a few nearby picks.
EXHIBITIONS
Dinosaurs of Patagonia
Palaeontology exhibition on Patagonian dinosaurs featuring skeleton replicas and original fossils, including a thirty-metre-long Patagotitan mayorum specimen.
JAZZ
Gershwin and the Rise of American Classical Music
Concert with Pedro Pardo at piano and Albert Galcerán presenting. Gershwin merged European orchestral tradition with New World rhythms, creating American classical music by dissolving boundaries between opera, musical, classical and jazz.
CINEMA
And Yet We Were Born: Film Concert
Cine-concert of Yasujirō Ozu's 1931 film about two brothers discovering the adult world and social hierarchies in Tokyo, accompanied by live music from Caspervek Ensemble.
LECTURE
The End of a Great Dynasty: The Last Dinosaurs
Paleontologist Ángel Galobart examines the final moments of dinosaurs on Earth, focusing on Pyrenean excavations that reveal their extinction 66 million years ago.
EXHIBITIONS
Wetlands. The Kingdom of Dragonflies
Twenty-one works by Córdoba-based artist Julia Hidalgo exploring wetland preservation and regeneration. Mixed-media pieces examining the rebirth of life in marshland ecosystems through artistic and environmental consciousness.
HISTORY
Olvera. Ten Years of Inspiration
Wolfgang Berus presents mixed-media investigations on memory, trace, and dialogue between art and archaeology. Works on fibre and wood construct a symbolic past inspired by Olvera's landscape, history and identity.
