Guides, news, programme and key information for experiencing Seville’s major flamenco event
The Seville Flamenco Biennial is one of the world’s major international flamenco events. Every two years, the city brings together established figures, new generations and creators from different disciplines in theatres, heritage venues and urban spaces.
This page is the central hub for all our Biennial coverage: programme, artists, premieres, tickets, free activities, exhibitions, venues and practical advice for people experiencing the festival in Seville or travelling specifically to enjoy it.
The 24th Biennial ran from 9 September to 3 October 2026 and has now ended. This page preserves our coverage of the edition: date-based guides, programme information, changes, highlighted performances, parallel activities and practical content.
Use this page as an archive of the 2026 Biennial and, if you want to keep seeing flamenco in Seville after the festival, see our dedicated guide.
9 SEP — 3 OCT
Almost four weeks of flamenco across Seville.
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An extensive programme spread across different formats.
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New works presented for the first time in Seville.
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Theatres and unique locations form part of the festival.
The Biennial ended on 3 October. Seville continues to offer tablaos and flamenco shows throughout the year.
Our guide to enjoying flamenco in Seville after the Biennial, with tablaos, regular programming and practical recommendations for your visit.
Here we bring together all the news, guides and content we publish about the Biennial. The list updates automatically with new posts from our dedicated section.
Dates, programme, venues, artists, tickets and practical recommendations in a general guide to understanding the 2026 edition.
Check the calendar, artists and key details of one of the Biennial programme’s most distinctive initiatives.
Discover free shows, exhibitions and activities and enjoy the Biennial atmosphere without relying solely on ticketed performances.
The Biennial transforms Seville for several weeks. Alongside the main performances, the city hosts exhibitions, parallel activities, free events and flamenco-related gatherings.
Our 2026 coverage brings together content about major premieres, artists, venues, exhibitions and accompanying events. This page preserves the guides and news from that edition as a reference archive.
The 2026 Biennial has ended, but Seville’s regular flamenco programme continues throughout the year. If you are visiting the city and would like a more intimate experience than a large-theatre production, you can book a flamenco tablao.
At Tablaos Flamencos we bring together different options in Seville so you can check times, features and availability.
It is one of the world’s major international festivals dedicated to flamenco. Held every two years in Seville, it brings together singing, dance and guitar performances, new productions, premieres and cultural activities in venues across the city.
The 24th Seville Flamenco Biennial took place from 9 September to 3 October 2026.
This page brings together all Tablaos Flamencos posts dedicated to the Biennial in one place: programme, artists, premieres, exhibitions, free activities, tickets and practical recommendations.
The 2026 Biennial has ended, but Seville offers a wide range of flamenco tablaos throughout the year. See our guide to flamenco after the Biennial or browse the Seville options to compare times, features and availability.
The 2026 Biennial ended on 3 October. We keep the guides, news and recommendations from that edition here as a reference archive. To plan a visit now, browse Seville’s year-round flamenco options.
