Check out each of the more than a hundred activities and events of La Noche en Blanco in Málaga.
About 150 free activities will be spread across 98 cultural and heritage spaces in Málaga. From Ojete Calor to Inés Hernand: this is how the most unique festival arriving in Málaga in 2026 will be.
On Saturday 16 May, Málaga will host a new edition of La Noche en Blanco, one of the capital’s major cultural events. The seventeenth edition will feature around 150 free activities spread across 98 different venues, under the slogan “Málaga, the future is written with music”.
The programme for La Noche en Blanco 2026 will run from 8 pm to 1 am, with music at the heart of a cultural programme combining concerts, exhibitions, art installations, heritage tours, street performances and participatory experiences spread across Málaga’s museums, squares, streets and iconic buildings.
The theme chosen for this edition, “The future is written with music”, will feature prominently in many of the activities planned for the historic centre and other parts of the city. The programme will include performances of symphonic music, flamenco, jazz, gospel, choral music, pop, rock, electronic music and street performances.
The full programme for Málaga’s La Noche en Blanco and where to see it
Check out the more than one hundred activities scheduled for Málaga’s La Noche en Blanco. For further information and timetables, visit their website.
Suburban Music: urban music concerts with Smassa. Where? Málaga City Council - Smassa [Smassa public car parks (Salitre, Plaza de la Marina and Tejón-Rodríguez)].
Spanish Dance Showcase. Where? Málaga City Council - Department of Culture and Historical Heritage -
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