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Utrera
October 19-25, 2026

Exhibitions this week in Utrera

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  1. Exhibition

    Visita Guiada al Hospital de la Santa Resurrección

    Popularly known as the "Hospitalito", the Hospital de la Santa Resurrección is one of the oldest active charitable institutions in all of Europe, originally founded in the year 1514. The building houses a museum gem that reviews more than five hundred years of care, artistic, medical, and religious history intimately linked to Utrera.

  2. Exhibition

    Concert by the Utrera Music Band at the Municipal Theater

    The Teatro Municipal Enrique de la Cuadra houses inside a valuable permanent exhibition dedicated to the Legado de los Hermanos Álvarez Quintero. This museum collection brings together personal objects, portraits, manuscripts, furniture, and the private library of the universal Utreran playwrights Serafín and Joaquín Álvarez Quintero.

  3. Exhibition

    Visita al Centro Cultural Casa Surga

    The Centro Cultural Casa Surga is an unusual example of architectural rehabilitation that combines the ruins of a late 18th-century Baroque house-palace with a modern avant-garde intervention. The building preserves its splendid carved brick stately facade and its first bay, surprisingly integrated into contemporary exhibition halls.

  4. Exhibition

    Guided tour of the Museo de la Cal de Morón

    The Museo de la Cal de Morón highlights a unique artisanal tradition that was declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2011. Located in the village of Las Calderas, it keeps alive the memory of the traditional lime burners who supplied all of Andalusia for centuries for the whitewashing of houses and monuments.

  5. Exhibition

    Visit to the Museum of the Woman in Flamenco

    Located in the stately Casa del Aire in Arahal, the Centro de Interpretación de la Mujer en el Flamenco is a pioneering exhibition space in Spain dedicated to extolling the indispensable role of female creators, singers, dancers, and guitarists in the history of 'jondo' art. Arahal's connection with the figure of Pastora Pavón, "La Niña de los Peines," makes this museum a point of reference for flamenco lovers.