Instituto Cervantes is a global Spanish language school with a cultural center in Midtown East, Manhattan. Its Jorge Luis Borges Library is NYC’s biggest Spanish-language library. It’s run by the government of Spain, but serves all Spanish-speaking peoples.
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Eva Davidova Global Mode Omnívoros is a mind-bending digital installation at Instituto Cervantes in Midtown East to Nov 10. 🇪🇸
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Eva Davidova “Global Mode Omnívoros” is a Good Reason to Visit Instituto Cervantes
October 6 – November 10, 2021
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Instituto Cervantes is a Spanish Cultural Center
Instituto Cervantes is an oasis of Spanish culture in the heart of Manhattan that offers:
- Spanish-language lessons for all ages and levels, including professional programs
- A library with more than 50,000 books in Spanish
- A collection of 7,000 movies from Spain and Latin America
- Wine tasting seminars led by a Spanish wine critic
- Hispanic cultural activities in literature, music, film, theatre and art
Funded in part by the Spanish government, Instituto Cervantes regularly hosts art exhibitions, literary events, performances, wine classes, and film screenings related to Spanish culture, and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world.
Learning a language is not just about learning vocabulary. It gives you a whole new way to see the world. Speaking Spanish helps you connect with about one-third of New Yorkers and almost half a billion people worldwide. The language helps you understand the rich and varied cultures in the Americas including twenty countries and Puerto Rico.
What better way to learn a language than by immersing yourself in its culture?