La Laguna’s Cultural Extravaganza: November 7-11, 2025

La Laguna is gearing up for an exciting cultural celebration from November 7 to November 11, 2025, promising a diverse range of events that cater to all ages and interests. This vibrant city will transform into a hub of artistic expression, community engagement, and family-friendly entertainment.

Dynamic Performances and Engaging Workshops

The festivities will commence on Friday, November 7, with the highly anticipated Culture in Motion event at Teatro Leal, kicking off at 17:00. This initiative, part of the ‘My Neighbourhood is Culture’ project, invites families to explore the picturesque Bajamar area under the magical illumination of the full moon, creating an enchanting atmosphere for all attendees.

As the night unfolds, jazz aficionados can look forward to Swing Echoes II at the historic Santo Domingo Convent, starting at 20:00. This performance will feature the talented Promusic Big Band, known for their lively and engaging jazz renditions that are sure to captivate the audience.

From November 7 to November 16, the Festival Isla Calavera Ciudad de La Laguna will take center stage at both Teatro Leal and Multicines Tenerife. This ninth edition of the festival will pay homage to the iconic film Metrópolis, with a series of screenings, tributes, and activities designed to engage film lovers of all ages.

On the same weekend, on November 7 and 8, Teatro Unión Tejina will host a Scenic Creation Laboratory. This workshop, led by the multidisciplinary artist Bibiana Monje, will focus on the art of scenic creation and theatrical dramaturgy, providing participants with a unique opportunity to delve into the creative process behind theatrical productions.

Family-Centric Shows and Interactive Activities

Saturday, November 8, promises a delightful experience for families with the presentation of Nemo, the Musical at Teatro Leal. With performances scheduled for 12:30 and 17:00, this enchanting show brings to life one of cinema’s most beloved characters as he embarks on a thrilling mission to save the ocean and its inhabitants, captivating audiences of all ages.

The following day, Sunday, November 9, will be filled with engaging activities at Teatro Leal. Participants can immerse themselves in Murder at the Leal, a thrilling mystery experience set in the 1930s, inspired by the works of Agatha Christie. Two sessions will be held at 10:30 and 12:30, allowing attendees to test their detective skills.

Also on November 9, audiences can enjoy The Song of Adji at 17:00, a family show that transports viewers to an African village, sharing the inspiring story of a girl who challenges her community’s traditions and norms. This performance aims to foster dialogue about cultural values and personal growth.

At Teatro Unión Tejina, The Storybox: Rapunzel will take the stage at 17:00 and 19:00, offering a fresh and innovative interpretation of Disney’s Tangled. This performance is designed to entertain both children and adults, making it a perfect family outing.

Community Initiatives and Cultural Reflection

On Monday, November 10, at 18:00, the Neuroculture project will take place at Asociación Mayores San Joaquín y Santa Ana in El Ortigal. This initiative is dedicated to supporting the elderly in combating cognitive degeneration through engaging readings and guided discussions, fostering a sense of community and connection among participants.

From November 11 to November 14, the Centro Ciudadano El Tranvía will host La Cuesta Counts, a storytelling festival that celebrates the rich oral tradition of the region. Each day will begin at 18:00, inviting attendees to experience the power of storytelling and its role in preserving cultural heritage.

On November 13, Teatro Leal will feature two compelling performances: I Eat You Like Life – Canarias Improvisa at 19:00, which explores the complexities of everyday life through the lens of improvisational theatre, and Woman Up! – Canarias Improvisa at 21:00, addressing the intimate and often unspoken experiences of women in society.

Additionally, the Docurock documentary film festival will run from September 20 to November 14 at various venues, including CEIP Santa Rosa de Lima and Librería El Refugio. This festival focuses on the world of music, showcasing documentaries that highlight the intersection of culture and creativity.

During this cultural week, an exhibition titled Manolo Sánchez, La Laguna World Heritage will also be featured, celebrating the rich heritage and history of La Laguna. This exhibition aims to educate attendees about the significance of the region’s cultural legacy.

Key points

• La Laguna will host a series of cultural events from November 7 to November 11, 2025.
• Activities include performances, workshops, and film festivals.
• The Festival Isla Calavera Ciudad de La Laguna runs from November 7 to November 16.
• Family-friendly shows like Nemo, the Musical and The Song of Adji are scheduled.
• The Neuroculture project aims to support the elderly.
• Improvisational theatre performances will take place on November 13.
• An exhibition celebrating La Laguna’s heritage will be featured during the events.