November has just begun, and Seville has ahead a week that makes it hard to stay home. Books fill the Murillo Gardens, European cinema returns to the city cinemas, and music, theatre, flamenco and exhibitions offer plans for almost every day.
From Tuesday 3 to Sunday 8 November 2026, Sevillians and visitors will enjoy cultural gatherings, shows, family-friendly proposals and free activities.
This week, we also have a very special flamenco date at El Camerino, where four artists will come together on Thursday, 5 November to perform a live show titled Flamenco.
And if you're thinking of organising your weekend, note: Sevilla de Boda, the European Film Festival and the final days of the Feria del Libro are among the most notable options.
At SevillaLover we have selected some of the best plans for you to enjoy our city your way.
Seville quick agenda: November 3–8
Tuesday, November 3
- Feria del Libro de Sevilla, in the Murillo Gardens.
- Screening of Nebraska, at 7:30 PM, at the Teatro Central.
- Last day of the exhibition La Andalucía de Cervantes, at Fundación MAS.
- Exposición de Manuela Solano at the Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo.
Wednesday, November 4
- Encuentro literario con Eloy Tizón, at 7:00 PM, at the Book Fair.
- Los sonidos de Miles Davis and the SGAE Jazz Competition, at the Teatro Central.
- Photographic exhibition La palabra interrumpida, at Fundación Cajasol.
Thursday, November 5
- Flamenco en El Camerino, at 7:30 PM, with Antonio Andreu, Carmen La Leona, Lola Yang and Encarni Cortés.
- New York Flamenco Reunion with Sara Sánchez and the SGAE Jazz Competition, at the Teatro Central.
- Concert Imperio y revolución, at 8:00 PM, at the Maestranza Theatre.
- Meeting Creadoras en el epicentro, from 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM.
Friday, November 6
- Opening of the 23.º Festival de Cine Europeo de Sevilla.
- Marcela. Una canción de Cervantes, at 8:00 PM, at the Lope de Vega Theatre.
- Beat Music, at 8:30 PM, at the Teatro Central.
- Second session of Imperio y revolución, at the Maestranza Theatre.
Saturday, November 7
- Sevilla de Boda y Celebraciones, at FIBES.
- Last Saturday of Halloween in Isla Mágica.
- Poncia, at 8:00 PM, at the Lope de Vega Theatre.
- Homenaje a Carla Bley y Charlie Haden, at 8:30 PM, at the Teatro Central.
- Screenings of the Festival de Cine Europeo.
Sunday, November 8
- Last day of the Feria del Libro de Sevilla.
- Last day of Halloween in Isla Mágica.
- Sevilla de Boda y Celebraciones, at FIBES.
- De Béjart a Béjart, at 7:00 PM, at the Maestranza Theatre.
- Abdu Salim y Sevilla…, from 12:00 PM, at the Teatro Central.
- Poncia, at 7:00 PM, at the Lope de Vega Theatre.
Culture, exhibitions and heritage
1. Feria del Libro de Sevilla 2026: literature in the Murillo Gardens
The Seville Book Fair is entering its final week and remains one of autumn’s best cultural plans. The Murillo Gardens host bookshops, publishers and cultural entities, making it a perfect place to discover new readings.
During these days there are author meetings, presentations, signings, and literary activities. Highlights include the Eloy Tizón meeting on Wednesday, November 4, as well as activities from the Hispalit festival.
A free plan that can be paired with a stroll through Santa Cruz.
📅 Date: from November 3 to 8, 2026.
🕡 Time: Tuesday to Friday, 11:00–14:00 and 17:00–21:00. Saturday and Sunday, 11:00–14:30 and 17:00–21:00.
📍 Place: Murillo Gardens, Seville.
🎟️ Price: Free admission.
🔗 Program: felise.es
✉️ Contact: feriadellibrodesevilla@gmail.com
2. Manuela Solano Exhibition: Alien Queen / Paraíso extraño
The Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo offers a final opportunity to enjoy this Manuela Solano exhibition, which ends on Sunday, November 8.
The proposal allows you to discover a personal pictorial universe, shaped by memory, cultural references and images of our time.
Moreover, visiting the CAAC always has an added appeal: stroll through the old Monastery of La Cartuja and enjoy one of Seville's most distinctive cultural spaces.
📅 Date: from 3 to 8 November, last days of the exhibition.
🕡 Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00–21:00; Sunday, 10:00–15:30.
📍 Location: Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo, calle Américo Vespucio, 2.
🎟️ Price: check current rates and free admission bands.
🔗 Information: ficha in SevillaLover · official website
3. The Interrupted Word, photography exhibition at Fundación Cajasol
Fundación Cajasol adds to its November program the photography exhibition The Interrupted Word, which can be visited for much of the month.
A chance to approach photography as an artistic and cultural language in the heart of the old town. Its location on Álvarez Quintero Street makes it easy to include the visit in a morning stroll through the center, between Plaza del Salvador, the Cathedral and the nearby shopping streets.
📅 Date: 3 to 21 November 2026.
🕡 Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 11:00–14:00 and 18:00–21:00.
📍 Location: Fundación Cajasol, Álvarez Quintero Street, s/n, Seville.
🎟️ Price: check with the organisers.
🔗 Information: fundacioncajasol.com
4. La Andalucía de Cervantes: last days to discover it
On Tuesday, 3 November the exhibition La Andalucía de Cervantes ends, organized at Fundación MAS.
The exhibition invites you to explore the writer's relationship with Andalucía and the cultural and historical context surrounding his figure. An especially appealing option for literature, history and heritage enthusiasts.
It’s a visit that can fit perfectly into a cultural day in Seville. As it is the last day, it’s advisable to confirm access conditions before traveling.
📅 Date: Tuesday 3 November 2026.
🕡 Opening hours: 9:00–20:00.
📍 Location: Fundación MAS, Seville.
🎟️ Price: check with the organizer.
ℹ️ Information: Fundación MAS; check visiting conditions.
Concerts, theatre, flamenco and shows
5. Flamenco at El Camerino: four artists and a night full of art
Seville and flamenco have a relationship that goes far beyond the big stages. Sometimes the most special experiences happen in intimate venues, where closeness to the artists lets you feel every movement, every chord and every emotion in a different way.
On Thursday 5 November, El Camerino hosts the show Flamenco, a proposal from Fábrica Flamenco bringing together Antonio Andreu, Carmen La Leona, Lola Yang and Encarni Cortés.
A night to enjoy live flamenco art and let yourself be carried away by a cultural expression deeply linked to our city.
The performance starts at 19:30 and offers different ticket options, including a special student rate.
A perfect opportunity to discover new flamenco proposals in Seville, enjoy a different afternoon and get close to the talent of the artists keeping this tradition alive.
💃 Show: Flamenco, by Fábrica Flamenco.
🎤 Artists: Antonio Andreu, Carmen La Leona, Lola Yang and Encarni Cortés.
📅 Date: Thursday 5 November 2026.
🕡 Opening hours: 19:30.
📍 Location: El Camerino, Heliotropo Street, 4, Seville.
🎟️ Prices: general admission 18€; VIP + drink 25€; student 10€.
🔗 Tickets and reservations: buy on Vivetix · +34 661 015 785 · profile on SevillaLover
6. Sevilla European Film Festival 2026
From 6 to 14 November, Seville celebrates the 23rd edition of its European Film Festival, a must for cinema lovers.
During the first three days of the festival, various venues will host screenings, premieres and events related to contemporary European cinema.
The program includes films from various nationalities, Andalusian cinema and works that have appeared at major international festivals.
Among the Friday 6 sessions are A Long Winter, ¡Viva Carmen! and The Green Eyes.
Each day offers different films, so it is worth checking the program and planning a small cinema route through Seville.
📅 Date: 6–14 November.
🕡 Opening hours: screenings scheduled across each day.
📍 Location: multiple venues, including Cine Cervantes, MK2 Nervión Plaza and Teatro Alameda.
🎟️ Price: per session; check the program.
🔗 Tickets: ficha in SevillaLover · official program
7. Jazz Cycle at Teatro Central
Jazz lovers have a particularly interesting appointment this week. Teatro Central hosts various offerings in its November program, with a lineup that connects historic figures, new interpretations and contemporary musicians.
On Wednesday comes Los sonidos de Miles Davis, on Thursday we present New York Flamenco Reunion with Sara Sánchez, on Friday the program continues with Beat Music and on Saturday a tribute to Carla Bley and Charlie Haden is held.
An opportunity to enjoy several musical styles on one of the city's most important stages.
📅 Date: from Wednesday 4 to Saturday 7 November.
🕡 Time: Wednesday and Thursday, sessions announced at 18:30 and 20:30 h; Friday and Saturday, 20:30 h.
📍 Place: Teatro Central, Avenida José de Gálvez, s/n, Isla de la Cartuja.
🎟️ Price: depending on show.
🔗 Information: SevillaLover listing · Andalusia Cultural Agenda
📞 Contact: 955 929 129
8. Poncia, theatre at the Lope de Vega
The Lope de Vega Theatre hosts on Saturday and Sunday Poncia, a theatrical proposal linked to the dramatic universe of Federico García Lorca.
The character of Poncia, known from The House of Bernarda Alba, allows exploring the tensions, silences and contradictions of one of the great texts of Spanish theatre.
It's an ideal plan for those who enjoy a night of theatre in central Seville. The Lope de Vega’s location also invites you to complete the experience with a dinner or a stroll.
📅 Date: Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November.
🕡 Time: Saturday, 20:00 h; Sunday, 19:00 h.
📍 Place: Teatro Lope de Vega, Avenida de María Luisa, s/n.
🎟️ Price: check according to seat.
🔗 Information and reservations: SevillaLover listing; box offices and official theatre channels.
9. Marcela. A Cervantes Song
On Friday 6 November, the Lope de Vega Theatre presents Marcela. A Cervantes Song, a theatrical proposal that connects literature and stage.
The performance is inspired by the Cervantine universe and offers an opportunity to approach one of the great references of our literature through a live cultural experience.
For those looking for a relaxed Friday plan, the show can be the start of an evening in the historic centre, combining theatre and gastronomy.
📅 Date: Friday 6 November.
🕡 Time: 20:00 h.
📍 Place: Teatro Lope de Vega, Seville.
🎟️ Price: check with the theatre.
🔗 Tickets: SevillaLover listing; official programme of the City Council of Seville.
10. Empire and Revolution: the Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville
The Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville returns to the Maestranza Theatre with Empire and Revolution, the third symphonic programme of its season.
The Thursday and Friday sessions are a wonderful opportunity to enjoy live orchestral music, both for regular ROSS followers and for those who want to discover the experience of a great symphonic concert.
Moreover, the Maestranza Theatre is set in one of the loveliest parts of El Arenal, perfect for finishing the night with a stroll along the Guadalquivir.
📅 Date: Thursday 5 and Friday 6 November.
🕡 Time: 20:00 h.
📍 Place: Teatro de la Maestranza, Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, 22.
🎟️ Price: according to seat.
🔗 Tickets: SevillaLover listing · Maestranza Theatre website
11. From Béjart to Béjart: international dance in Seville
On Sunday 8 November, the Maestranza Theatre welcomes the Béjart Ballet Lausanne with De Béjart to Béjart, directed by Julien Favreau.
The company revives part of the legacy of the renowned choreographer Maurice Béjart in a show that includes his interpretation of Ravel's Boléro and a retrospective of highlights from his repertoire.
A special proposition for dance lovers, but also for those seeking a different artistic experience.
📅 Date: Sunday 8 November.
🕡 Time: 19:00 h.
📍 Place: Teatro de la Maestranza, Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, 22.
🎟️ Price: tickets from €25 to €65, depending on seat.
🔗 Tickets: SevillaLover listing · Maestranza Theatre website
12. Nebraska, cinema and conversation at the Teatro Central
On Tuesday 3 November, Teatro Central hosts a cultural session around Nebraska, the film directed by Alexander Payne in 2013.
The screening, in original version with subtitles, will be preceded by a conversation between Felipe Benítez Reyes and Pablo García Casado.
An activity especially attractive for those who enjoy cinema as more than just a movie: a chance to hear different interpretations, discover connections with literature and participate as an audience in a unique cultural experience.
📅 Date: Tuesday 3 November.
🕡 Time: discussion at 18:30 h; film at 19:30 h.
📍 Place: Teatro Central, Avenida José de Gálvez, s/n.
🎟️ Price: please check access conditions.
🔗 Information: Theatre Central on SevillaLover; Andalusia Cultural Agenda.
📞 Contact: 955 929 129
13. Abdu Salim and Seville: a morning of jazz
On Sunday 8 November, Teatro Central dedicates a special activity to the relationship between Abdu Salim and Seville's jazz scene.
The programme includes the premiere of a documentary by Antonio Torres about the musician and his links with Seville, followed by a performance by the Assejazz Ensemble and a joint musical session.
An occasion to discover a part of our city's contemporary cultural history and enjoy music in an intimate format.
📅 Date: Sunday, November 8.
🕡 Time: documentary at 12:00 h; music from 13:00 h.
📍 Place: Teatro Central, Isla de la Cartuja.
🎟️ Price: contact the organizer.
🔗 Information: Theatre Central in SevillaLover; Andalucía Cultural Agenda.
📞 Contact: 955 929 129
Gastronomy and experiences
14. Sevilla Wedding and Celebrations 2026 at FIBES
On 7 and 8 November, FIBES hosts a new edition of Sevilla Wedding and Celebrations, one of the leading bridal and events industry fairs in Andalucía.
The fair brings together professionals in fashion, wedding planning, decoration, gastronomy and specialised services.
Attendees will discover trends, meet suppliers, compare proposals and get inspired by the runway shows.
It is not only a plan for those planning a wedding: it is also interesting for families organizing special celebrations and for industry professionals.
📅 Date: Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November.
🕡 Time: Saturday, 10:00 to 21:00; Sunday, 10:00 to 20:00.
📍 Place: FIBES I, Alcalde Luis Uruñuela Avenue, 1.
🎟️ Price: advance tickets announced at €5.50; other options may apply.
🔗 Tickets: ficha en SevillaLover · sevilladeboda.net
Things to do with kids and families
15. Last Weekend of Halloween at Isla Mágica
Halloween bids farewell to Isla Mágica on Sunday, November 8. The Seville theme park faces the final days of its special season, with decorations, shows and terror-themed experiences.
Visitors will find thematic passages such as The Plague, Terra Incognita and The Realm of Souls, in addition to the park's usual attractions.
The program includes options suitable for different ages, so it is worth checking the access recommendations for the little ones.
An opportunity to enjoy Halloween with the family before the season ends.
📅 Date: Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 November.
🕡 Time: Saturday, 12:00 to 22:00; Sunday, 12:00 to 21:00. On Monday 9 the park is closed. Check for possible changes.
📍 Place: Isla Mágica, Isla de la Cartuja, Seville.
🎟️ Price: tickets listed from €26.90.
🔗 Tickets: ficha en SevillaLover · official website
16. A Cultural Sunday at the Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares
The Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares of Seville is one of those visits that never go out of style.
Located in the María Luisa Park, it offers a deeper look into the traditions, objects and ways of life linked to Andalusian popular heritage.
During this week it features, among other offerings, the exhibition Culturas del mar. Vidas en el litoral andaluz.
In addition, its location makes it convenient to plan a full family day: visit the museum, stroll around Plaza de América and continue to the Plaza de España to enjoy its gardens and open spaces.
📅 Date: from Tuesday 3 to Sunday 8 November.
🕡 Time: Tuesday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM; Sunday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
📍 Place: Museo de Artes y Costumbres Populares, Plaza de América, Seville.
🎟️ Price: according to the official access conditions.
🔗 Information: SevillaLover entry; Andalusia's Cultural Agenda.
Free activities and budget-friendly plans
17. Contemporary Art at the CAAC
The Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo is one of the most interesting cultural offerings for those who want to discover art without straying far from the city center.
Its programming brings together temporary exhibitions and collections from different disciplines within the old Cartuja de Santa María de las Cuevas.
A visit lets you combine art, architecture and history in one space.
In addition, there are free admission windows, an option especially appealing for those seeking affordable activities in Seville. Before going, we recommend checking the exact entry conditions and available exhibitions.
📅 Date: Tuesday 3 to Sunday 8 November.
🕡 Time: Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00 to 21:00 h; Sunday, 10:00 to 15:30 h.
📍 Place: Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo, Américo Vespucio Street, 2.
🎟️ Price: free time slots; check conditions.
🔗 Information: ficha en SevillaLover · web oficial
Seville at our own pace: four spots to enjoy November
Not everything has to be scheduled or ticketed. Sometimes Seville’s best plans are the ones you improvise.
Santa Cruz and the Murillo Gardens
Take advantage of the Book Fair to stroll through the Santa Cruz district, wander its narrow streets and pause in its squares.
It’s one of the loveliest areas to enjoy Seville’s autumn and discover small shops, cafés and corners filled with history.
Triana and Calle Betis
Cross the Isabel II bridge and gaze at Seville from the Triana bank remains one of the pleasures of any weekend.
You can combine the walk with a visit to the Triana Market and a meal in the neighbourhood.
La Alameda de Hércules
Its terraces, small shops and cultural vibe make it an excellent choice for a relaxed afternoon, especially after a visit to the historic centre.
El Arenal and the Guadalquivir
A stroll from the Torre del Oro to the Triana bridge area is a great way to end the day.
And if you want to plan something special, SevillaLover also has proposals to discover Seville through private experiences and personalized visits.
Where to buy tickets and book
To avoid last-minute surprises, we recommend always using the official pages of the organizers.
Prices and opening times can change, especially for shows, special passes and activities subject to availability.
Frequently asked questions about what to do in Seville from November 3 to 8, 2026
What to do in Seville this week?
Between November 3 and 8, highlights include the Seville Book Fair, the European Film Festival, the flamenco show at El Camerino, concerts at Teatro Central, performances at Lope de Vega and the museum exhibitions.
Where to see flamenco in Seville on Thursday, November 5?
On Thursday, November 5, the Flamenco show takes place at El Camerino, located at 4 Heliotropo Street. The performance will start at 7:30 PM and feature Antonio Andreu, Carmen La Leona, Lola Yang and Encarni Cortés. Tickets cost €18 for general admission, €25 VIP with a drink, and €10 for students.
What to do for free in Seville in November?
You can visit the Seville Book Fair for free, wander through Santa Cruz and Triana, stroll in the María Luisa Park, or take advantage of the free hours at the Andalusian Centre for Contemporary Art.
What activities are there in Seville with kids this week?
Highlights include the final Halloween events at Isla Mágica, the Seville Book Fair, and the cultural and outdoor plans at María Luisa Park.
What to do in Seville on Saturday, November 7?
On Saturday you can visit Sevilla de Boda at FIBES, attend the European Film Festival, enjoy the Poncia show, and attend the concerts scheduled at Teatro Central.
What to do in Seville on Sunday, November 8?
On Sunday you can bid farewell to the Book Fair, enjoy Halloween at Isla Mágica, or attend the ballet De Béjart to Béjart at the Teatro de la Maestranza.
Where to buy tickets for events in Seville?
Tickets can be purchased on the official pages of theatres, festivals and organizers. For the Flamenco show at El Camerino, the poster includes a QR code to access the purchase, which you can also do from this link.
Conclusion: Seville always has something to offer
Seville kicks off November by proving it doesn’t need grand celebrations to fill with life.
A good book, a different film, a flamenco night, a concert, a theater show, or a stroll along the Guadalquivir can turn any day into something special.
From November 3 to 8, 2026, the city offers options for every taste, age and budget.
At SevillaLover we continue discovering hidden corners, experiences, events and local businesses worth knowing.
Because the beauty of Seville lies not only in what it has but in all the ways to enjoy it.
Sources and disclaimer
This article has been prepared by SevillaLover using information published in various cultural calendars, digital media, ticket platforms and organizers’ pages.
The information has been selected, cross-checked where possible and written with its own editorial approach.
SevillaLover is not responsible for possible errors, schedule changes, cancellations, price changes, access conditions or availability of activities offered by third parties.
We recommend always checking the details directly with the organizer before making a reservation, purchasing a ticket or traveling.
Publishing an activity does not necessarily imply a commercial relationship between SevillaLover and its organizer.
Sources:
- Andalusia Cultural Agenda.
- Seville City Council.
- Seville Tourism.
- Seville European Film Festival.
- Seville Book Fair.
- Maestranza Theatre.
- FIBES Sevilla.
- Isla Mágica.
- Fábrica Flamenco: official poster for the 5 November 2026 show, provided to SevillaLover.
- Local cultural calendars.
Update date: November 3, 2026.
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