Seville Events, 14–20 September 2026: Archived Agenda

Archived agenda: 14–20 September 2026. This selection refers to those dates rather than the current week. Browse our events section for other articles.

Seville enjoyed a packed cultural week in September. From Monday 14 to Sunday 20 September 2026, the Flamenco Biennial, Royal Alcázar concerts, two major independent music programmes, a craft fair and medieval festivities in the province coincided.

This archived selection brings together major events with their dates, venues, prices and official links. Ticket availability could change, especially for concerts.

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At a glance: highlights of the week

1. The final week of Nights in the Gardens of the Royal Alcázar

The Royal Alcázar concert season ended with five evenings spanning different styles and eras. On Tuesday 15, Antonia Ferrà brought soul, gospel, R&B and pop. Wednesday 16 featured Yaleili, connecting the music of Al-Andalus and the Middle East.

On Thursday 17, Bernardo Parrilla and Daahoud Salim paid tribute to John Coltrane and Miles Davis. Friday 18 featured Manu Brazo and Rosa Gavare with Dances of the World. Andreas Prittwitz and Ramiro Morales closed the season on Saturday 19 with a journey from Charles V’s court to Elizabethan England.

• When: Tuesday 15–Saturday 19 September.
• Where: Royal Alcázar gardens, Seville.
• Tickets: €7.
• Official information: Seville City Council.

2. Festival del Patio: Tanxugueiras, Morgan, Los Planetas and Repion

The provincial council courtyard became an open-air concert venue for four nights. Tanxugueiras opened on Wednesday 16, Morgan performed on Thursday 17, Los Planetas presented their Esencial format on Friday 18 and Repion closed on Saturday 19.

Line-up change: Repion replaced Ginebras on Saturday following medical advice for a band member. Previously purchased tickets remained valid.

• When: Wednesday 16–Saturday 19, at 9 pm.
• Where: Patio de la Diputación de Sevilla.
• Tickets: €10.
• Programme and tickets: Festival del Patio’s official website.

3. The Flamenco Biennial across Seville

The 24th Seville Flamenco Biennial continued with performances at venues including Teatro Lope de Vega, Teatro Alameda, Teatro Central, the Royal Alcázar, Espacio Turina and Hotel Triana.

A highlight was the return of Hotel Triana to the Biennial on 17–19 September. The first evening celebrated Gitana women with Remedios Amaya, La Fabi and Montse Cortés, accompanied by Josemi Carmona. Friday brought Uvitas negras, honouring Peña El Pozo de las Penas in Los Palacios; Saturday closed with Andalucía en el tiempo.

• When: performances throughout the week; the Biennial ran from 9 September to 3 October.
• Where: various venues across Seville.
• Programme: official Flamenco Biennial website.

4. POP CAAC closes with Love of Lesbian and Carolina Durante

The grounds of the Andalusian Centre for Contemporary Art hosted the final weekend of POP CAAC 2026. Friday 18 featured Love of Lesbian, Pony Pool Club and Angie Sánchez. On Saturday 19, Carolina Durante headlined alongside Perro and Cariño.

A major independent music event and an opportunity to return to the Monastery of La Cartuja after nightfall.

• When: Friday 18 and Saturday 19 September.
• Where: CAAC grounds, entrance at Calle Américo Vespucio, 2.
• Information: Visita Sevilla’s agenda.

5. Crafts beside the Cathedral: Hecho en Sevilla Otoño

From Tuesday 15, Calle Fray Ceferino González, between the Cathedral and the Archive of the Indies, brought together around thirty craftspeople from Seville and its province. The fifth Hecho en Sevilla Otoño Creative Craft Fair offered jewellery, ceramics, leatherwork, paper crafts and other trades.

A free, central event that could be combined with a walk through Santa Cruz or one of our favourite sunset spots in Seville.

• When: 15 September–13 October.
• Hours: 10 am–2:30 pm and 6–9 pm.
• Where: Calle Fray Ceferino González.
• Admission: free.

6. A family outing: Medieval Days in El Castillo de las Guardas

The province’s major family event took place in El Castillo de las Guardas. Its seventh Medieval Days, postponed from March because of the weather, finally ran on 18–20 September.

The programme included a medieval market, historical camp, falconry, archery, music, dance, magic, puppets, street parades and fire performances. The opening parade began on Friday at 6 pm. The market opened on Saturday and Sunday at 11 am, with the Sunday closing scheduled for 5 pm. A particularly appealing family outing.

• When: Friday 18, Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September.
• Where: El Castillo de las Guardas, Seville province.
• Full programme: Seville Province Tourism.

Which event suited each plan?

For a special evening, the Royal Alcázar and Biennial offered distinctive settings. Independent music fans could choose Festival del Patio or POP CAAC. Hecho en Sevilla provided a straightforward free outing in the centre, while the Medieval Days offered a family escape from the city.

Frequently asked questions

Which events were free that week?

Hecho en Sevilla Creative Craft Fair offered free admission. Visitors could also explore the medieval market and atmosphere, though individual activities could have their own access conditions.

Which concerts took place on 14–20 September?

Highlights included Tanxugueiras, Morgan, Los Planetas and Repion at Festival del Patio; Love of Lesbian and Carolina Durante at POP CAAC; and the five final Nights in the Gardens of the Royal Alcázar concerts.

Were there activities for children in Seville province?

El Castillo de las Guardas’s Medieval Days offered workshops, puppets, falconry, manually operated attractions and performances throughout the weekend.

Original article updated on 14 September 2026. This is an archived agenda; the linked official websites may now show later programmes.