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Spring Open Day at Instituto Cervantes

Maja Lorkowska, Exhibitions Editor
Instituto Cervantes Manchester

Spring Open Day at Instituto Cervantes, Manchester 1 April 2023 Entrance is free — Visit now

Say ¡Hola! to the new season at the free Spring Open Day from Instituto Cervantes!

Come along on Saturday 1 April to enjoy some Latin music, delicious food and drinks,. You will even get a chance to win a course, in either language, dance or official DELE examiner training.

Kicking off around 11.30am, the day’s schedule is packed with fun activities for all. You will, of course, be able to join a taster language class for beginners and more advanced speakers, take a free test to see what level you’re currently at, learn more about teacher training options and take part in a quiz. Fancy trying out salsa, tango or flamenco dancing? Join the dance taster sessions in between soaking up the language, while younger visitors can try their hand at painting.

Bring your friends to The Spring Open Day and immerse yourself in all things Spanish. You might even leave with a new-found passion for language!

Spring Open Day at Instituto Cervantes, Manchester 1 April 2023 Entrance is free Visit now

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