Seville is on the move. If you're in the city or about to visit, I bring you a guide to the best of leisure, culture, gastronomy and experiences for this week. From artisan fairs to concerts, including theatre and flamenco. Let's go.
Seville Artisan Ceramics Fair
Dates: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 November
Venue: Patio de la Diputación de Sevilla (Avenida Menéndez Pelayo)
Opening hours: Saturday from 11:00 to 20:00 (non-stop) and Sunday from 11:00 to 18:00 (non-stop)
What it offers: Sale of handmade ceramic products, exhibition of pieces, free live demonstrations. In a province like Seville, where ceramics have a long tradition, this fair is an opportunity to get close to the craft, talk with artisans and take home unique pieces.
Why go: Ideal for those who value craftsmanship and local design and want a relaxed morning or afternoon plan. Also perfect for families or tourists who want to discover a less conventional side of Seville.
Tips: Combine your visit with a stroll through the Old Town or Triana. Bring a camera or phone to capture details of the pieces: textures, glazes, shapes.
Croqueta Crush
Dates: Friday 7, Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 November
Venue: Muelle de las Delicias, s/n. 41012 Seville
What it is: A gastronomic food-fair festival gathering croquettes from 8 different restaurants. Each croquette has its own "vibe": classic, rebellious, sweets that don't seem like it, spicy ones that surprise. You can taste, vote for your favourites and make a "match" with the one you like most.
Link for tickets/more information: croquetacrush.com
Why go: If you love gastronomy, snacking and discovering new flavours with friends or family, this plan is ideal. Great atmosphere, relaxed, good for trying things, and kids have a good time too.
Tip: Go hungry. Start with a tasting round of 2–3 croquettes, then pause and choose your favourite. And don't forget to vote.
De Tal Palo – flamenco show
Date: Saturday 8 November
Time: 20:00
Venue: Teatro de la Maestranza
Participating artists: Dorantes, Farruquito, José del Tomate, Lela Soto, Ismael de la Rosa and Karime Amaya.
"De tal palo" is a show bringing together six artists with a strong connection to traditional flamenco, but who also look towards the contemporary. Piano, guitar, singing and dance come together for a flamenco with classic roots that breathes fresh air.
Tickets and information: teatrodelamaestranza.es
Why go: Ideal for a special night (as a couple, alone, with friends), to experience Seville at its most authentic heartbeat.
Tip: Book tickets early, arrive a little before to have a drink nearby and enjoy the atmosphere. Wear comfortable clothing and maybe something a bit special for the occasion.
Charity Concert – Young people affected by the DANA
Date: Sunday 9 November
Time: 19:00
Venue: Teatro de la Maestranza
A charity concert organised by Ayuda en Acción in support of young people affected by the DANA in Valencia. Music as an instrument of solidarity.
Why go: Because you fancy a plan with a cause, to close the week consciously and take part in something more than entertainment.
Tip: Combine it with a light dinner before or after in the area to make the outing complete.
Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía – Teatro Central
Pineda. Romance Popular en Tres Estampas
Dates: Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 November
Time: 20:30
Venue: Teatro Central
A play inspired by Federico García Lorca, about the figure of Mariana Pineda, with a strong romantic flavour and great visual and musical beauty.
Tickets: juntadeandalucia.es/cultura/teatros/teatro-central/pineda‑romance‑popular‑en‑tres‑estampas
Tierra Bendita
Dates: Friday 7 and Saturday 8 November
Time: 20:30
Venue: Teatro Central
A journey through the most deeply rooted palos of Andalusian flamenco, with strength, tradition and emotion.
Tickets: juntadeandalucia.es/cultura/teatros/teatro-central/tierra-bendita
Why go: Two different options for flamenco lovers, for those who want a night of cultural intensity.
Tip: If you're visiting Seville, this kind of show can be a good contrast to the usual "monuments + tapas" route.
Teatro en La Fundición
La loca historia del Siglo de Oro
Dates: Thursday 6 and Friday 7 November
Time: 20:00
Venue: La Fundición Teatro
A comedy portraying kings, popes, nobles and rogues, set in Golden Age Spain, with humour, history and reflection.
Tickets: fundiciondesevilla.es/la-loca-historia-del-siglo-de-oro/
Lucía el sol sobre Troya
Dates: Saturday 8 November at 20:00 and Sunday 9 November at 19:00
Venue: La Fundición
A show that uses Greek mythology and legends as a pretext to address contemporary issues.
Tickets: fundiciondesevilla.es/lucia-el-sol-sobre-troya-2/
Tres globos
Dates: Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 November at 12:00
Venue: La Fundición
For families and children: imagine a pair of characters, a “Travelling Library”, balloons, imagination.
Tickets: fundiciondesevilla.es/tres-globos/
Why go: If you have children or want a different family plan, these last two (Lucía and Tres Globos) are fantastic.
Tip: If you have little ones, bring a light snack for before or after the show.
Highlighted concerts at Cartuja Center
- Elefantes – “Azul Gira 2025”
Date: Friday 7 November, 21:30
Venue: Cartuja Center CITE
Tickets - Las Migas
Date: Saturday 8 November, 21:30
Tickets - Antonio Cortés
Date: Sunday 9 November, 20:00
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Why go: Three concerts with different styles: pop/rock, flamenco fusion, and lead vocals. Good variety for the weekend.
Tip: Buy in advance. Allow time to arrive, park or use public transport, and enjoy the surroundings of the Centro.
More culture at CaixaForum Sevilla
- Chico Pérez – “Encuentros con… El nuevo jazz flamenco”
Date: Friday 7 November, 19:00
Venue: CaixaForum Sevilla
Tickets - Rigoletto (G. Verdi) – Screening
Date: Sunday 9 November
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Why go: For those looking for a calm, refined cultural outing, away from the usual hustle and bustle.
Tip: Arrive a few minutes early, stop by the café or bar on site, have something and relax.
Humour and comedy at Auditorio Cartuja
- Vaga y Maleanta (cabaret + LGTBIQ+)
Date: Thursday 6 November, 20:30
Tickets - Y tú, ¿tienes pueblo? – by Fran Pati
Date: Friday 7 November, 20:30
Tickets
Why go: Ideal for laughing, for reflecting through humour, for having a good time as a couple or with friends.
Tip: Buy beforehand; these shows usually have a good pace from the start.
And there you have it… this week Seville is absolutely buzzing.
From a fair full of tradition and craft talent to flamenco shows that will give you goosebumps. You can lose yourself among croquetas, be moved by a play, laugh at a comedy or let yourself be carried away by music. And best of all: everything within easy reach, in your city or in the one you're about to fall in love with.
So you know, wear comfortable shoes, make your plan (or don't, since improvising is an art too), and go out and enjoy.
Because in Seville every plan counts, and every corner holds a surprise.
