In 2024, the Hispanic Society began an ambitious project to promote the study and appreciation of the trailblazing artist Francisco de Goya. Through a program of scholarly investigations, digital documentation, and creative outreach, the center aims to bring Goya’s work to new audiences and preserve his legacy for future generations.

Hispanic Heritage Month Calendar

The Hispanic Society Concert Series was inaugurated in 2010 as a free program to promote the music of Spanish and Hispanic composers. The Concert Series has delighted listeners with the finest recitals, chamber groups, and groundbreaking modern music ensembles. Works by many of the century’s greatest artists have been performed in our programs. The program augments the viewing experience by providing an auditory context within which the collection can be appreciated.

Education Mission
The Education Department at the Hispanic Society uses our collections as a foundation to foster meaningful engagement with the arts, literature and cultures of the Hispanic world through an array of programs for the diverse local, national, and international audiences that it serves. Every year we reach out to the widest possible audience through educational programs and activities that stimulate aesthetic and intellectual engagement, ignite creativity, and promote familiarity with Hispanic art and literature in its historical, cultural, and material contexts. All of our education and public programs are open free to the public.

The Gallery Talks are a free program organized by the Museum and Educational Departments of The Hispanic Society.

Explore highlights of Hispanic Society’s history, works on view, special exhibitions, and the Audubon Terrace variety of tours with Museum educators Friday and Saturday at 2:00 p.m. Space is limited. Tours take approximately 45-60 minutes.