Culture, music, flamenco fashion and plans for everyone
January in Seville never stops, not even in the middle of winter! This week is packed with cultural events, live music, street art, flamenco fashion, theatre and activities perfect whether you live here or are visiting. Here are the best plans day by day with links so your readers can book or find out more.
MONDAY 12 JANUARY — Start calmly with cultural plans
📍 Museums and exhibitions
Use Monday to visit cultural spaces that always deserve a stop:
- Explore the Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla with its impressive collection of Spanish art. More info on the Junta de Andalucía website.
- The Real Alcázar de Sevilla is a must-see visit (buy your tickets online here).
📍 Live flamenco every week
Seville has multiple tablaos where you can enjoy authentic flamenco any day of the week: Tablao La Cantaora, Las Setas or Teatro Flamenco Sevilla (the latter with performances scheduled from 15 January).
TUESDAY 13 JANUARY — Art on stage and theatre
🎟️ Theatre and unique stagings
Check the Teatro Sala Cero programme for original proposals such as Cineclown or musical theatre (ideal for going as a family or as a couple).
💃 Tablao and flamenco
If you prefer more traditional flamenco art, be sure to book at Teatro Flamenco Sevilla (Teatro Pathé) with several daily performances 🕺.
WEDNESDAY 14 JANUARY — Sport or ballet in the city
⚽ Betis in the Copa del Rey
If you like football, Real Betis Balompié plays at La Cartuja (buy tickets on official ticket sales platforms).
🎻 Ballet at the Teatro de la Maestranza
For a more elegant plan, the Ballet of the Opéra National du Capitole de Toulouse performs tonight.
THURSDAY 15 JANUARY — Flamenco fashion week + shows
🔥 We Love Flamenco 2026
The We Love Flamenco 2026 catwalk begins at the Hotel Alfonso XIII (from 14 to 21 January). An incredible opportunity to see flamenco fashion, culture and design in the heart of the city.
More information and ticket purchase: https://weloveflamenco.es/venta-de-entradas/
🎟️ Teatro Flamenco Sevilla (Teatro Pathé)
With performances at 17:00, 19:00 and 20:45h, perfect for a different cultural afternoon.
FRIDAY 16 JANUARY — Live music, comedy and dance
🎶 Acoustic concert by Jero Romero at the Cartuja Center CITE — an intimate and special night for lovers of singer-songwriter music.
😂 Comedy in the same venue with El palacio del pecado 2.0 by Juan Dávila, also at the Cartuja Center CITE.
💃 Contemporary dance “Canine jaunâtre 3” at the Teatro Central — art and movement that will surprise you.
SATURDAY 17 JANUARY — Concerts and more plans
🎼 Dance continues
The contemporary dance piece Canine jaunâtre 3 remains on the bill at the Teatro Central.
🎶 Concerts in Seville venues
This weekend you can find performances at Sala Pandora, Sala Custom, Sala X, Sala Even and more — check dates and artists in the local concert listings.
📍 Insólito Festival continues with varied musical events around the city (including emerging and classic artists).
See all events here: https://insolitosevilla.com/events-timetable/
SUNDAY 18 JANUARY — Classical to close the week
🎻 Orquesta y Coro Nacionales de España with Ein Deutsches Requiem by Brahms at the Teatro de la Maestranza — a weekend full of musical emotion.
Other options
Walks through Triana, Sunday brunches at La Alameda, or visiting an exhibition currently showing will leave you with a good taste before starting another week.
