Pontevedra Cultural Events: Screenings, Concerts & Talks

The Feroz 2026 Awards are being held for the second consecutive year in Pontevedra, and before the gala on January 24, the prelude includes a complete program, already started, and which continues this December.

The Javis creation “Superestar” arrives on December 18 from the two nominated actresses, Ingrid García-Jonsson and Rocío Ibáñez, accompanied by the creator Nacho Abad.

The series, set in the 2000s, narrates the life of the singer and pop icon Yurena who became known as Tamara, a phenomenon that became an icon after the release of the song “No camié” and later the album that bears the same name as the series.

The next day, on Friday the 19th, “Jakarta” will be screened, accompanied by its creator Nacho Vigalondo and the protagonist Carla Quilez. The protagonists are a former Olympic badminton player who survives by teaching physical education classes at a high school. During a school tournament he believes he will discover a teenage player who will change his life. Mar could be the ticket that leads him to fulfill his dream of competing in Jakarta, the city where former players like him are respected as stars.

And almost to close the year, on December 26, you can enjoy some of the episodes of the second season of “Poquita fe”. Julia de Castro will be there, nominated for best actress in a series, accompanied by the creator, Diego San José.

Tickets for any of the screenings and talks can be picked up seven days before the appointments at the Pontevedra Tourist Office, in the Plaza de España, free of charge and with a maximum of two per person.

Cycle “Word of Cinema”

Added to these screenings and conversations is the “Palabra de Cine” cycle, which will take place at the Manuel Moldes Foundation, with 3 days of programming by journalist Ramón Rozas. The cycle begins on December 12, with a session dedicated to the recovery of historical memory.

On Tuesday the 16th, the conference will focus on how history and territory are reproduced in audiovisuals through the work of author Raquel Piñeiro. Finally, on December 23 there will be a conversation about cinema, books and their relationship with the city of Pontevedra with Diego Moldes, a writer whose next book is shaping up to be an encyclopedia of 21st century cinema. All appointments will be at 7:00 p.m. at the Moldes Foundation, with free entry until capacity is reached.

Other paid cultural offers in Pontevedra

To enjoy or give as a gift this Christmas, the City Council of Pontevedra offers more cultural programming with tickets between around 15 and approximately 30 euros.

This programming that begins next December 20 and extends until the end of January. For that first date, on December 20, the 30th anniversary of the album “A Irmandade das Estrelas” is scheduled.

And to welcome 2026, Aninovo Concerto on January 1 by the Pontevedra Symphony Orchestra accompanied by the Galician Ballet. A week later, Friday, January 9, more ballet with “The Nutcracker” by the International Classical Ballet company, where dancers from countries around the world participate. On January 11, a change of record is offered with Café Quijano and his “Miami 1990” tour, which includes a tour of his musical works.

To end on January 30, the new album by Davide Salvado, the singer from Marín who transmits the Galician identity through his music, is presented. Except for the tickets for this last event, which are pending publication, all the others are already on sale at ATaquilla.com.

James Whitfield

James Whitfield is Archysport's racket sports and golf specialist, bringing a global perspective to tennis, badminton, and golf coverage. Based between London and Singapore, James has covered Grand Slam tournaments, BWF World Tour events, and major golf championships on five continents. His reporting combines on-the-ground access with deep knowledge of the technical and strategic elements that separate elite athletes from the rest of the field. James is fluent in English, French, and Mandarin, giving him unique access to athletes across the global tennis and badminton circuits.

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