Journey along the ancient Camino de Santiago with Skylark Vocal Ensemble as they perform Joby Talbot’s mesmerizing Path of Miracles in the in the in the resonant spaces of the Hispanic Society. This “musical miracle in itself” traces the steps of Spain’s most enduring pilgrimage through four theatrical movements, with seventeen individual voice parts creating an almost orchestral texture that illuminates the universal experiences of journey, transformation, and spiritual discovery. Be transported as a pilgrimage across Spain unfolds in sound, surrounded by Joaquín Sorolla’s fourteen-panel masterpiece Vision of Spain.
A limited number of free tickets are available to each concert, which will become available a few weeks prior to the concerts.
Space is limited, RSVP required.
Journey along the ancient Camino de Santiago with Skylark Vocal Ensemble as they perform Joby Talbot’s mesmerizing Path of Miracles in the in the in the resonant spaces of the Hispanic Society. This “musical miracle in itself” traces the steps of Spain’s most enduring pilgrimage through four theatrical movements, with seventeen individual voice parts creating an almost orchestral texture that illuminates the universal experiences of journey, transformation, and spiritual discovery. Be transported as a pilgrimage across Spain unfolds in sound, surrounded by Joaquín Sorolla’s fourteen-panel masterpiece Vision of Spain.
A limited number of free tickets are available to each concert, which will become available a few weeks prior to the concerts.
Space is limited, RSVP required.
Panel Discussion on Afro-Latin Art and Culture
Join us for a conversation with cast members from the Tony-Award winning Broadway musical Buena Vista Social Club, organizers of New York’s annual Afro-Latino Festival, and Executive Director of the New York Latin American Art Triennial (NYLAAT), Alexis Mendoza. Panelists will discuss the history and contemporary relevance of Afro-Latin art and culture.
Space is limited, RSVP required.
Fashion in the Hispanic Society’s Collection of Illuminated Manuscripts: A Conversation with Amanda Wunder
Join us for a moderated conversation with Amanda Wunder, the curator of the exhibition Spanish Style: Fashion Illuminated, 1550-1700. Inspired by Spain’s imperial expansion, elite fashion in 16th and 17th century Spain underwent a profound transformation, producing opulent garments that radically reshaped the human body and projected an air of wealth and nobility. The talk will focus on the way Professor Wunder utilized the Hispanic Society’s tremendous collection of illuminated manuscripts to chart the development of elite style in early modern Spain.
The program begins with light refreshments, followed by the conversation and a viewing of the exhibition.
This conversation is presented in partnership with The Drawing Foundation and forms part of their programming for Drawings Week 2026.
The event is free and open to the public. RSVPs are required.
Fallas y Danzas Españolas with Sylvan Winds
The Sylvan Winds return to the Hispanic Society with flamenco dancer Eva Conti for an exciting program celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Manuel de Falla’s birth featuring music from El Amor Brujo and the Three-Cornered Hat. In addition, the program will feature performances of works by Albeniz, Granados, and Turina.
This program is supported in part by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.
