The Noche en Blanco program includes 150 cultural proposals.


The event will take place on the upcoming May 16th, from 8:00 PM to 1:00 AM, and will accommodate up to 98 available spaces. The Málaga Museum hosts the exhibition 'Con el viento bailan las flores' by Aurora Ruiz.

The Noche en Blanco program includes 150 cultural proposals.
Presentación de la programación de la Noche en Blanco -
17 April 2026
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Málaga will host a new edition of the White Night on May 16th, which in its seventeenth call will offer about 150 free activities spread across 98 venues. Under the motto "Málaga, the future is written with Music".

The Mayor of Málaga, Francisco de la Torre, along with the Councilor for Culture and Historical Heritage, Mariana Pineda; the Director of Communication and External Relations of Cervezas Victoria, Genoveva Ferragut; and the Director of Cultural Activities of Fundación Unicaja, José María Luna, have informed about the programming of this edition.

As a novelty, the Larios Street Information Point will transform into a collective recording studio, where attendees can contribute sounds to create a collaborative musical composition directed by the artist Julia Martín.

Music will be the central theme of this edition, with offerings ranging from symphonic concerts, flamenco, jazz, or choral music to interventions in public spaces.

Between the balconies of Larios Street and Plaza de la Constitución a musical will be held featuring great songs from the history of music, from opera and zarzuela to pop.

In Plaza de la Marina, a 'Spanish Dance Showcase' will be offered with participation from the Superior Conservatory of Dance. There will also be a performance by the Malaga Philharmonic Orchestra with the concert 'A Night of Spanish Inspiration'.

Live music will be one of the central pillars of the White Night, with concerts spread throughout emblematic squares such as Merced, Tabacalera, Hoyo de Esparteros, or Obispo, where municipal bands, choirs, and young performers will perform. Throughout the night, various styles will unfold, from classical music to more contemporary offerings.

The main museums of the city will open their doors for free during the White Night, allowing visitors to enjoy their collections and exhibitions during nighttime hours. Spaces like the Picasso Museum, the Carmen Thyssen Museum, the Malaga Museum, or the Centre Pompidou will also offer special activities.

The Soho will once again consolidate itself as the epicenter of children's programming, offering a space designed for the little ones with workshops, games, music, and shows suitable for all ages.

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