A week full of cinema, music, culture and the first Christmas plans
November continues to fill Seville with events to go out, discover and enjoy. From Monday 9 to Sunday 15 November 2026, our city brings together a cultural and leisure program for all tastes.
The Seville European Film Festival enters its final stretch, the traditional Belén Fair begins to transform the surroundings of the Cathedral and Seville's stages host concerts, theatre and dance performances.
There is also room for gastronomy with Chicharfest, free events to discover art and family activities to enjoy the weekend.
And Seville has that ability to surprise us even when we think we know all its corners.
From sevillalover.com we bring you a selection of plans to enjoy Seville over the next seven days.
Quick agenda: what to do in Seville every day
Monday, November 9
- Seville European Film Festival.
- Exhibitions of Joan Miró and the Machado brothers.
- Clarinet and piano concert at Fundación Cajasol.
- Belén Fair.
Tuesday, November 10
- European Film Festival.
- The play Another Round.
- Cultural lecture at Las Columnas Civic Center.
- Belén Fair.
Wednesday, November 11
- Screenings of the European Film Festival.
- Tuba Akatay and Rycardo Moreno at Sala Malandar.
- Free exhibitions and Belén Fair.
Thursday, November 12
- Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville.
- Urban Femme Fest.
- European Film Festival.
- Lecture on the Alhambra.
Friday, November 13
- Chicharfest kicks off.
- Jesse & Joy.
- Elliott Murphy & Band.
- La Habitación Roja.
- The Dog Days Are Over 2.0.
- Royal Symphony Orchestra of Seville.
Saturday, November 14
- Last day of the European Film Festival.
- Seville also reads at Alameda.
- Chicharfest.
- No estoy de frente, with Mari Paz Sayago.
- Íñigo Quintero.
- Tribute to Bon Jovi.
Sunday, November 15
- Last day of Chicharfest.
- Mozart & Poulenc at the Teatro de la Maestranza.
- La Bella y la Bestia in Coria del Río.
- The Blow Monkeys.
- Belén Fair and exhibitions.
Festivals, culture and exhibitions
1. 2026 Seville European Film Festival
The Seville European Film Festival celebrates its 23rd edition and makes our city a meeting point for filmmakers, industry professionals and cinema lovers.
During these days you can enjoy international films, independent productions, meetings and activities related to cinema.
The festival offers a chance to discover new stories and cinematic proposals that don’t always reach commercial circuits.
This week you can enjoy its final days, as the festival ends on Saturday, November 14.
Where: Cine Cervantes, MK2 Nervión Plaza, Avenida 5 Cines, Odeón Plaza de Armas and other venues in Seville.
When: From November 6 to 14, 2026.
Schedule: As per each film's program.
More information and tickets: https://festivalcinesevilla.eu/programacion-2026
2. Seville Belén Fair 2026
Christmas is starting to be felt on the streets of Seville with one of our most beloved traditions: the Belén Fair.
From November 7, the stalls of Belén artisans fill the surroundings of the Cathedral with figurines, constructions, accessories and small works of craft.
It's a wonderful plan for a family stroll, to start preparing Christmas decorations or simply enjoy the atmosphere of the historic center.
Also, it's an opportunity to support the artisans who keep this Sevillian tradition alive.
Where: Calle Fray Ceferino González and Avenida de la Constitución, next to the Cathedral and the Archivo de Indias.
When: From November 7 to December 22, 2026.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 10:30–14:00 and 17:00–21:00. Saturdays and Sundays, 11:00–14:30 and 16:00–21:00.
Admission: Free.
More information: https://sevillalover.com/evento/feria-del-belen-de-sevilla-2026/
3. Joan Miró. The Value of the Symbol
Art lovers are invited to the Centro Fundación Unicaja Sevilla for an exhibition dedicated to one of the great artists of the 20th century.
Joan Miró. The Value of the Symbol features more than forty original works that bring you closer to the painter's creative universe.
Stars, moons, abstract figures and other symbols are part of a show that invites you to discover his unique way of interpreting the world.
A perfect cultural offering to enjoy any day of the week.
Where: Centro Fundación Unicaja Sevilla, Avenida de la Palmera, 45.
When: Until January 31, 2027.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00–14:00 and 16:00–19:00. Sundays, 10:00–14:00.
Admission: Free.
More information: https://www.fundacionunicaja.com
4. Los Machado. A Stop Along the Way
Seville reconnects with two fundamental figures of its literary history: Antonio and Manuel Machado.
The exhibition Los Machado. A Stop Along the Way allows visitors to learn part of their literary legacy through documents, manuscripts, photographs and other historical materials.
A particularly interesting showcase to discover their relationship with Seville, better understand their trajectory and approach an important part of our culture.
In addition, it can be combined with the Joan Miró exhibition, as both are housed in the same center.
Where: Centro Fundación Unicaja Sevilla, Avenida de la Palmera, 45.
When: Until January 31, 2027.
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00–14:00 and 16:00–19:00. Sundays, 10:00–14:00.
Admission: Free.
More information: https://www.fundacionunicaja.com
Concerts and live music
5. Jesse & Joy llegan a Sevilla con El Despecho Tour
The well-known Mexican duo Jesse & Joy arrives in Seville with a tour that promises to thrill their fans.
Songs that have accompanied different generations, heartfelt lyrics and a carefully staged show are part of this musical event.
The concert will take place at Cartuja Center and will be one of the major musical events of Friday.
Where: Cartuja Center CITE, Leonardo da Vinci Street, 7.
When: Friday, November 13.
Hours: 21:00.
More information and tickets: https://cartujacenter.com
6. Elliott Murphy & Band en Sevilla
International rock also has its place this week.
Elliott Murphy, an American musician with an extensive career, will perform in Seville accompanied by his band.
An opportunity to enjoy guitar-driven songs and the energy of an artist who has spent decades on stage.
A show especially recommended for fans of classic rock and live concerts.
Where: Cartuja Center, Sala CITE, Leonardo da Vinci Street, 7.
When: Friday, November 13.
Hours: 21:00.
More information and tickets: https://cartujacenter.com
7. La Habitación Roja en Teatro Triana
The Spanish band La Habitación Roja arrives in Seville with its characteristic indie sound and a repertoire that is part of the recent history of national alternative pop.
An opportunity to enjoy live music in one of Triana's cultural spaces.
The concert is a great chance to plan a different night in one of Seville's most distinctive neighborhoods.
Where: Teatro Triana, Seville.
When: Friday, November 13.
Hours: 21:00.
More information: Check Teatro Triana's schedule and availability.
8. Íñigo Quintero en Sala Custom
Íñigo Quintero, one of the young artists who has achieved the greatest international prominence in recent years, comes to Seville to perform at Sala Custom.
The Galician singer-songwriter has become one of the rising voices of Spanish pop.
His concert is one of the standout plans for Saturday for those looking to discover new musical ideas and enjoy a night live.
Where: Sala Custom, Seville.
When: Saturday, November 14.
Hours: 20:00.
More information: Check Sala Custom's schedule.
9. Bruckner's Seventh with the Real Orchestra Sinfónica de Sevilla
The Teatro de la Maestranza again welcomes the Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla with a program that brings together two great works from the classical repertoire.
Under the baton of Lucas Macías, the orchestra will perform Mozart's Symphony No. 40 and Bruckner's Symphony No. 7.
A musical experience for those who enjoy symphonic music and want to spend a special evening in one of the city's most important venues.
Where: Teatro de la Maestranza, Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, 22.
When: Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November.
Hours: 20:00.
More information and tickets: https://www.teatrodelamaestranza.es
10. Mozart & Poulenc en el Teatro de la Maestranza
Classical music returns to the Teatro de la Maestranza on Sunday with Mozart & Poulenc, as part of the Diálogos Concertantes cycle.
The program brings together renowned performers in a chamber music-focused proposal.
An elegant and peaceful way to end the week, enjoying a cultural experience in the heart of Seville.
Where: Teatro de la Maestranza, Paseo de Cristóbal Colón, 22.
When: Sunday, November 15.
Hours: 19:00.
More information and tickets: https://www.teatrodelamaestranza.es/es/shows/programacion/
Theatre, dance and performances
11. The Dog Days Are Over 2.0 at Teatro Central
Teatro Central presents The Dog Days Are Over 2.0, a contemporary dance piece created by Jan Martens and GRIP.
Eight performers bring to the stage a choreography where movement, physical effort and repetition take on a special prominence.
A different show, aimed at those who enjoy discovering new forms of artistic expression.
Where: Teatro Central, José de Gálvez Street, 6, Isla de la Cartuja.
When: Friday 13 and Saturday 14 November.
Hours: 20:30.
More information: https://www.juntadeandalucia.es
12. No Estoy de Frente, with Mari Paz Sayago
Mari Paz Sayago stars in No Estoy de Frente, a theatrical proposal arriving at Cartuja Center this Saturday.
An option for those looking to enjoy performing arts and discover a show led by an actress connected to the Spanish theatre and audiovisual scene.
A great chance to plan a cultural night out over the weekend.
Where: Cartuja Center, Sala CITE, Leonardo da Vinci Street, 7.
When: Saturday, November 14.
Hours: 20:00.
More information and tickets: https://cartujacenter.com
13. Another Round at Teatro Lope de Vega
Teatro Lope de Vega hosts Another Round, a stage production linked to the Sevilla European Film Festival program.
The show expands the ways to enjoy the festival beyond cinema screenings.
An interesting option for those who want to combine theatre and film during the week.
Where: Teatro Lope de Vega, Seville.
When: Tuesday, November 10.
Hours: 20:00.
More information: https://festivalcinesevilla.eu/programacion-2026
Gastronomy and special experiences
14. Chicharfest 2026: three days to enjoy chicharrón
Seville hosts a new edition of Chicharfest, the food festival featuring one of the most popular products of our cuisine.
From Friday the 13th to Sunday the 15th of November, Parque Fernando de Magallanes, next to Torre Sevilla, will become a gathering spot to enjoy gastronomy, music and a festive atmosphere.
Visitors will discover different chicharrón offerings, learn about the work of specialized artisans and enjoy musical activities.
The program also includes the Chicharrón Dorado contest and Chicharfest Vibrations.
A perfect outing to share with friends or family.
Where: Parque Fernando de Magallanes, next to Torre Sevilla.
When: From Friday 13 to Sunday 15 November.
Schedule: From 12:00 to 23:30, depending on the program.
Admission: Free. Consumables available for purchase.
More information: https://chicharfest.com/
Kid-friendly activities and family outings.
15. Sevilla also reads: an hour of reading in the Alameda.
La Alameda de Hércules hosts the second edition of Sevilla también lee, an initiative inviting neighbors and visitors to share an hour of reading outdoors.
The idea is to bring a book, find a comfortable spot and enjoy reading with others.
No registration is required, nor mandatory participation in activities.
A cultural initiative open to all ages and a great opportunity to encourage reading among children.
Where: Alameda de Hércules, beside the lion-columns.
When: Saturday, November 14.
Schedule: 12:00 to 13:00.
Admission: Free.
More information: https://elclubdelosraros.com/agenda/sevilla-tambien-lee-segunda-edicion
16. La Bella y la Bestia: musical tribute.
Families looking for a musical experience have a date on Sunday in Coria del Río.
The Pastora Soler Theatre hosts a musical tribute inspired by La Bella y la Bestia, one of the best-known stories in children's literature and its adaptations.
An alternative to enjoy a family show and plan a short getaway outside Seville city center.
Where: Teatro Pastora Soler, Coria del Río.
When: Sunday, November 15.
Schedule: Check with the organizer.
More information and tickets: https://sevillalover.com/eventos/
Seville at our own pace: rediscover the city.
There are weeks when you don’t need to plan too much to enjoy Seville.
A stroll through the Santa Cruz neighborhood, a visit to Triana Market, an afternoon at the Alameda de Hércules or a walk through the streets of El Arenal can become small outings that are always worth it.
November is also a good time to discover local shops and start looking for those special details that will accompany the upcoming holidays.
In sevillalover.com we like to share both big events and the small corners that make our city unique.
Because enjoying Seville also means getting to know its businesses, its traditions and the people who bring them to life.
Frequently asked questions: what to do in Seville from 9 to 15 November 2026.
What to do in Seville this week?
Between November 9 and 15, the European Film Festival, the Belén Fair, Chicharfest, concerts at Cartuja Center, shows at Teatro Central and free exhibitions stand out.
What to do for free in Seville?
You can enjoy the Joan Miró and Machado brothers exhibitions, visit the Belén Fair, participate in Sevilla también lee or tour some of the city’s historic neighborhoods.
What to do in Seville with kids?
The Belén Fair, the Sevilla también lee activity, Maria Luisa Park and the musical tribute to La Bella y la Bestia are some of the family options.
What to do in Seville on Saturday 14 November?
Saturday highlights include the European Film Festival, Chicharfest, Sevilla también lee and various concerts and theatre performances.
What to do in Seville on Sunday 15 November?
Puedes visitar la Feria del Belén, disfrutar de Chicharfest, descubrir las exposiciones de Fundación Unicaja o asistir al concierto Mozart & Poulenc en el Teatro de la Maestranza.
¿Dónde encontrar la agenda de eventos de Sevilla?
En https://sevillalover.com/eventos/ encontrarás propuestas culturales, gastronómicas, musicales y de ocio para disfrutar de la ciudad.
From 9 to 15 November 2026, our city again proves there are always reasons to go out and enjoy.
Concerts, theatre, exhibitions, traditions, gastronomy and family-friendly options fill a perfect week to discover new experiences.
Whether you live in Seville or you’re planning to visit, we hope this selection helps you find your next plan.
Tanto si vives en Sevilla como si estás pensando en visitarla, esperamos que esta selección te ayude a encontrar tu próximo plan.
Y recuerda que en sevillalover.com seguimos descubriendo y compartiendo lo mejor de nuestra ciudad para que nunca te falten ideas.
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This article has been prepared by sevillalover.com using information published in various cultural calendars, digital media, ticket platforms and organizers’ pages.
Sources and disclaimer
sevillalover.com is not responsible for possible errors, schedule changes, cancellations, price changes, access conditions or availability of third-party activities.
The information has been selected, cross-checked where possible and written with its own editorial approach.
Publishing an activity does not necessarily imply a commercial relationship between sevillalover.com and its organizer.
We recommend always checking the details directly with the organizer before making a reservation, purchasing a ticket or traveling.
Sources:
Fuentes de referencia:
- https://sevillalover.com/eventos/
- https://festivalcinesevilla.eu
- https://www.teatrodelamaestranza.es
- https://www.fundacionunicaja.com
- https://cartujacenter.com
- https://chicharfest.com
- https://elclubdelosraros.com
Fecha de revisión: 9 de noviembre de 2026.
