RUINS OF SANTA MARÍA
Concert by the Schola Cantorum of Alcalá de Henares

The Schola Cantorum of Alcalá de Henares slightly changes its usual musical style to offer a journey through the music of well-known films, from different eras and for all audiences.

• Date and time: September 11, 21:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 150 people
• Location: Ruins of Santa María
• Duration: 1 hour
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

CHURCH OF THE HOSPITAL OF ANTEZANA
Music by candlelight

Continuous musical activity. The church, in semi-darkness, will be illuminated by candles, which will be placed in different locations throughout the space.

• Date and time: September 12, between 20:30 p.m. and 21:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 90 people
• Location: 46 Mayor Street
• Duration: Free admission throughout the activity until capacity is reached
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

CHAPEL OF SAINT ILDEFONSO
International Plectrum Festival: Camerata Da Vinci – Violin Quartet and Guitar – Spain-Italy-Bulgaria

• Date and time: September 11, 19:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 180 people
• Location: c/ Pedro Gumiel s/n
• Duration: 1 hour
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space
• Free admission, upon collection at the Teatro Salón Cervantes box office or through giglon.com

CHAPEL OF SAINT ILDEFONSO
International Plectrum Festival: Gertrud Weyhofen Duo (Mandolin) – Thorsten Drücker (Guitar) – Germany

• Date and time: September 12, 19:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 180 people
• Location: c/ Pedro Gumiel s/n
•  Duration: 1 hour
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space
• Free admission, upon collection at the Teatro Salón Cervantes box office or through giglon.com

BISHOP'S GARDEN
Concerts at the Wall: Valeria Castro

• Date and time: September 11, 21:00 p.m.
• Tickets on sale at https://www.losconciertosdelamuralla.com/entradas
• Location: Cardenal Sandoval and Rojas streets

BISHOP'S GARDEN
Concerts at the City Wall: Miguel Ríos

• Date and time: September 12, 21:00 p.m.
• Tickets on sale at https://www.losconciertosdelamuralla.com/entradas
• Location: Cardenal Sandoval and Rojas streets

RUINS OF SANTA MARÍA
Hippolytus and LaetitiaIndependent Theatre of Alcalá

Two comedies set in the Roman city of Complutum, which incorporate details from our city and blend them with a humorous fiction, thus becoming deeply rooted in Complutense culture. Laetitia, a woman who sings like few others, and Hippolytus, the renowned mosaic designer, are the protagonists of each comedy.

• Day and time: September 12, 20:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 150
• Location: Ruins of Santa María
• Duration: 75 minutes
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

Booksellers - Cervantes Square
Drak Flama. Teatrapo Productions

Drak Flama is much more than a show, it is a stunning visual experience.
Four specialists in circus techniques with fire elements, an imposing dragon “DRAK” and a retro-medieval stage setting combine to create an epic show that will leave everyone breathless. 
Are you ready for an adventure among flames and legendary creatures?

• Date and time: September 12, 22:00 p.m.
• Location: Libreros Street, Cervantes Square
• Duration: 1 hour 
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

OLD HOSPITAL OF SANTA MARÍA LA RICA
Oral narration - Legolas.

Storytelling session for the enjoyment of the whole family.

• Date and time: September 11, 19:00 p.m.
• Capacity: 90 people
• Location: c/ Santa María la Rica, 3
• Duration: 1 hours 
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

ITINERANT
Parade of the Complutense Symphonic Band

• Schedule and day: September 12, 21:00 p.m.
• Location: Plaza de los Santos Niños – Calle Mayor – Plaza Cervantes
• Duration: 40 minutes

Workshop “The Heritage of Alcalá Between Molds and Clay”. Alcaler Complutense Cultural Association

Discover the tangible and intangible heritage of Alcalá de Henares in a different way, not only by contemplating its heritage, but by reproducing it with your own hands using a craft technique that is part of the city's history.

• Date and time: September 11, 20:00 p.m.
• Capacity: 20 people (16 years and older) Prior registration required at mlropero@ayto-alcaladehenares.es
• Location: LabCrea-Gilitos Sociocultural Center (c/ Padre Llanos, 2)
• Duration: 2 hours
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

OLD HOSPITAL OF SANTA MARÍA LA RICA
Family Dance Workshop. Taught by Ana Erdozain and Alba González

• Schedule and day: September 1219h
• Capacity: 20 children and one adult per child. Prior registration required. mlropero@ayto-alcaladehenares.es
• Location: c/ Santa María la Rica, 3
• Duration: 1h 30 min
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

OLD HOSPITAL OF SANTA MARÍA LA RICA
Contemporary dance. Body of Time

Directed by: Pau Arán Gimeno
Performers: Verónica Toro, Cristóbal Santa María and Darwin Elso
This project stems from the intimate experience of the aging body, not as a biological category, but as a sensitive, political, and affective territory. Through writing about tired legs, knees that warn of aging, and skin that sags, we have traced a bodily map where time ceases to be an abstraction and becomes texture, weight, memory, and decision.

• Schedule and day: 12 of September, 20h AM
• Capacity: 50
• Location: c/ Santa María la Rica, 3
• Duration: 45 minutes

CERVANTES SQUARE
11th edition VespAlcalá

Classic scooter exhibition

• Schedule and day: September 121:30 PM - 8:00 PM
• Location: Plaza de Cervantes

OLD HOSPITAL OF SANTA MARÍA LA RICA
XXXIII International Exhibition of Humor Arts: Fight against smoking

Smoking is one of the most harmful habits to health and, unfortunately, also one of the most widespread in the world. Despite repeated warnings from the scientific community and international organizations such as the World Health Organization about its effects, the tobacco industry continues to dedicate enormous resources to attracting new users through products disguised as harmless, such as filtered cigarettes in the past and, today, electronic cigarettes. 
New ways of smoking, but the same harmful addiction. Therefore, in this edition we propose a challenge: to discover new ways to laugh at tobacco, many more than there are ways to consume it.

• Schedule and day: 11 and 12 September, from 11:00 to 14:00 and from 18:00 a.m. to 21:00 p.m.
• Location: c/ Santa María la Rica, 3

Capilla del Oidor Tourist Office

• Schedule and date: September 12, from 10:00 to 00:00 h
• Location: Rodríguez Marín square s/n (Cervantes square)
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

Cervantes Birthplace Museum

• Schedule and date: September 12, from 10:00 to 00:00 h
• Location: 48 Mayor Street
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

Archaeological and Paleontological Museum of the Community of Madrid

• Schedule and date: September 12, from 11:00 to 00:00 h
• Location: Plaza de las Bernardas, s/n
• Accessibility: Reduced mobility/accessible space

Saint Mary's Tower

• Schedule and date: September 12, 11:00 to 14:00 and 16:00 to 00:00 h
• Location: Plaza de Cervantes, 11

Complutum, House of Hyppolitus and Antiquarium

• Date and time: September 12th, 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
• Location: Camino del Juncal (Complutum), Avda. de Madrid s/n (Casa de Hippolitus) and Antiquarium (Antonio Suárez, 12)

Routes and Legends of Alcalá

• Date and time: September 12, 18:00 p.m.
• Capacity: 100 people (2 groups of 50 people)
• Location: departure from the Chapel of the Oidor
• Duration: 2 hours
• Registration in otcervantes@ayto-alcaladehenares.es y 91 889 26 94

Alcalá and Saint Ignatius of Loyola

• Date and time: September 12, 18:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 100 people (2 groups of 50 people)
• Location: Exit of the Interview House
• Duration: 2 hours
• Registration in otcervantes@ayto-alcaladehenares.es y 91 889 26 94

Discover Alcalá at night

• Date and time: September 11 and 12, 21:30 p.m.
• Capacity: 40 people
• Location: Exit of the Interview House
• Duration: 2 hours
• Registration in otcervantes@ayto-alcaladehenares.es y 91 889 26 94

Earl Jefferson Hamilton at Antezana Hospital. The history of the Hispanic economy in the Golden Age

• Schedule and date: September 12, from 20:00 p.m. to 21:00 p.m., shows every 15 minutes
• Capacity: Maximum number of people per pass: 20
• Location: 46 Mayor Street
• Book in advance at visits@fundacionantezana.es and in tourism@fundacionantezana.es

Visit to the historic room of the Society of Condominium Owners: more than 175 years of heritage

Visit to the courtyard of the former Hostel for Poor Students and the Historical Room of the Society of Co-owners

• Schedule and date: September 11 and 12, 19:00 PM, 20:00 PM and 21:00 PM. 
• Capacity: Maximum of 35 people per session
• Location: Plaza de Cervantes, 11
• Prior registration: Book in advance at visits@fundacionantezana.es and in tourism@fundacionantezana.es

Monumental Staircase of the Escolapias

• Schedule and date: September 12, 19:00 PM, 20:00 PM and 21:00 PM
• Capacity: 50 people per visit
• Location: 29 Santiago Street

Guided tours of the BRIPAC Museum Room

The Museum Room uses panels to explain the history of the BRIPAC (Parachute Brigade) from its inception to the present day. The room displays objects, memorabilia, awards, decorations, and all kinds of materials related to the BRIPAC, its history, and its role within the army.

• • • Schedule and day:
      • September 11, 20:00 p.m.
      • September 12, 12:00 and 20:00 h
    • Duration: 1 hour
    • Location: San Lucas Square

COMEDY CORRAL.
IX HERITAGE STAGE FESTIVAL.
Cienfuegosdanza. Emigrants – Crazy 

Three performers confront the fears, stereotypes, and inherited mandates that shape their identities. Together, they venture into new, unstable, and uncertain territories, reclaiming the freedom to be themselves and forging their own present, risking a debilitating and dangerous dehumanization. Gestural, choreographic, and textual language articulates this fraught journey of empowerment, where heritage weighs as heavily as the need to break free from it.

COMEDY CORRAL.
IX HERITAGE STAGE FESTIVAL.
Cienfuegosdanza. Emigrants – The Moles 

An intimate journey where the body is presented as mutable memory. The character moves from oppression to self-affirmation, finding a place of their own from which to exist, listen to themselves, and engage with their surroundings. On stage, word and movement form a single, indivisible discourse that reveals an authentic being, in process and without artifice.