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Organized by el Círculo de Bellas Artes
Sponsored by the Community of Madrid and the Ministry of Culture
Opening April 23 at 18:XNUMX p.m.
Non-stop schedule
Entry to the space is free and open to the public.
Don Quixote returns to CírculoAnd this year, we're celebrating twice over: 30 years of continuous reading and the centenary of the building.
Since 1997, el Círculo de Bellas Artes For several days, it becomes a place where reading is not done silently, but aloud and in company. Thousands of people have already passed through this shared space—anonymous readers, students, professionals, and the simply curious—alongside leading figures in culture and numerous Cervantes Prize winners who, year after year, inaugurate this tradition. This year, the reading will be inaugurated by the 2025 Cervantes Prize winner, Gonzalo Celorio Blasco.
A reading that has grown over time, connecting generations, accents and places — also beyond Madrid, with voices coming from other countries — and that has become one of the most unique and open collective celebrations around a book.
An invitation to read together.
To share words and time and make reading a common space.
For several days, el Círculo It becomes a meeting place open to all, where reading Quijote It includes workshops, performances, talks and activities for all ages.
You can join as a reader, or simply come and enjoy the atmosphere and the parallel program that accompanies this unique celebration. A collective experience that reminds us, as Don Quixote himself said: "He who reads much and travels much, sees much and knows much."
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Activities
Wed, Apr 22
20 hrs
Barataria III at the Round Table (young poetry & other literatures)
With Inmaculada Pérez Parra, María Treviño and David Gargallo we will talk about young poetry, publishing and everything that happens behind the scenes of books: translation, bookstores and the journey to reach our hands.
Registration required. Booking is now open. this link.
Room: The Fishbowl
20 hrs
Don Quixote in 59 minutes…
If you have read Cervantes' great novel, you will especially enjoy this stage version: in just one hour you will go through the main plot, savor memorable episodes, experience adventures with the rest of the audience and discover, perhaps, a new angle from which to see Don Quixote.
Registration required. Tickets are available. this link.
Valle-Inclán Room
Thu, Apr 23
19:30h
I am Catalina de Salazar, wife of Miguel de Cervantes
With Catalina de Salazar, Cervantes' wife, four centuries later we want to recover her voice: to talk about her life, her place in history and everything that remained in shadow alongside the author.
Room: Ramón Gómez de la Serna
Fri, Apr 24
10 to 14h
Games and workshops about Don Quixote
The world of Cervantes unfolds through a variety of participatory activities for all ages. These range from "A vuela pluma," a Cervantes writing workshop by Pluma and @rroba, to the opportunity to experience Don Quixote in 3D thanks to the Haptic project from the Faculty of Education in Toledo. Chess also takes center stage with "Jaque al Quijote" and "Mate al Gigante," where you can challenge a master in open games.
Room: Fountain
10 and 11 a.m.
Quixote on the wall
With NSN997 . Urban art workshop aimed at schools participating in the Continuous Reading of Don Quixote.
For more information, you can contact humanidades@circulobellasartes.com
Room: Antonio Palacios
10pm and 11pm
Troubadours and Rappers
With Myrlowk and DJ Ozetak. Freestyle workshop aimed at schools participating in the Continuous Reading of Don Quixote.
For more information, you can contact humanidades@circulobellasartes.com
Room: María Moliner
16 to 20h
Games and workshops about Don Quixote
An open, free and continuous play space for all audiences, where the Cervantine universe is explored in a participatory way: writing workshops, 3D tactile experiences of Don Quixote and proposals around chess with open games
Venue: Fernando de Rojas Theatre
16 hrs
On a night like this , by Luisa Josefina Hernández
A staged reading of " On a Night Like This ," by Mexican author Luisa Josefina Hernández, performed by the Carlos III University of Madrid Theatre Group. A theatrical production that brings the text closer to the audience through performance and spoken word.
Room: Antonio Palacios
18 hrs
Majara Conference
How can a conference go crazy? Locus* proposes a participatory and choral experience that invites the public to rethink “madness” from cultural creation and community practices, in dialogue with the Mad Pride movement and its ways of questioning dominant narratives about mental health.
Room: Ramón Gómez de la Serna
22 hrs
at night / silver / towards
As part of La lechuza de Minerva , María Salgado proposes opening the Billiards Room —usually reserved for members— to host a nighttime reading of poems and essays from her latest book, Lírica , in dialogue with the composer and singer Eddi Circa.
Room: Billiards
Sat, Apr 25
10 to 13h
Games and workshops about Don Quixote
An open, free and continuous play space for all audiences, where the Cervantine universe is explored in a participatory way: writing workshops, 3D tactile experiences of Don Quixote and proposals around chess with open games
Room: Fountain
10 hrs
A sound Quixote
In this Foley effects workshop, artist Marta Monistrol invites you to explore how to build soundscapes and auditory narratives from everyday objects, recreating scenes and atmospheres inspired by Don Quixote.
Registration required. Booking is now open. this link.
Room: Antonio Palacios
Activations during reading
Don Quixote, live
In addition to the reading, throughout the day in the Hall of Columns, various activities will take place: chapters of Don Quixote in rap format, live visuals, and Foley sound effects accompanying the text. These brief interventions, appearing throughout the day, offer a different perspective on the story.
Fri, Apr 24
12 hrs
Hiphopte
A chapter of Don Quixote filtered through rap: Myrlowk performs it live based on a text by Eude, taking the classic to another rhythm, more lively and closer.
Room: Columns
19 hrs
Visualizing Don Quixote
Chuli Herrera, visual artist of the Escuela SUR, draws live lines that accompany Chapter XV of Part Two of Quijotecreating a dialogue between image and text as the reading progresses.
Room: Columns
20 hrs
Wedding noises
Live sound design of Chapter XX of the Second Part of Don Quixote , focusing on Camacho's wedding, by Marta Monistrol, a Foley artist, who recreates the scene through sound.
Room: Columns
23 hrs
dramatized readings
Dramatic readings by AM Escuela, which bring the text of Don Quixote to the stage through interpretation, voice and acting work.
Room: Columns
Sat, Apr 25
10 hrs
Quixote on the wall
Live urban art intervention by NSN997, accompanying chapters LXIV and LXV of the Second Part of Don Quixote , transforming reading into image and action.
Room: Columns
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