
The exhibition by M. Lohrum brings together recent works based on performative processes, dance, meditation and bodily gesture, alongside a performance created especially for the occasion.

The solo exhibition by M. Lohrum explores water, memory and Canarian female tradition through a performative and collaborative approach to drawing.

The LPA BMusic Festival has launched "LPA Emer-gente," a new initiative designed to professionalize the Canary Islands' music scene by providing unsigned local artists a pathway to perform alongside established acts and secure a spot in the 2027 festival lineup.

Metrotenerife has announced a special transport plan for Easter week, featuring continuous Line 1 service from April 1 to April 5 and adjusted tram frequencies to accommodate increased passenger demand.

The fifth edition of LALA MUSIC returns to La Laguna from April 9 to 11, connecting local Canarian artists with major festival promoters through professional workshops and live performances.

San Cristóbal de La Laguna is hosting the European Light Rail Congress on March 11 and 12, where 130 international experts will gather to discuss the modernization and decarbonization of urban guided transport systems.

Metrotenerife's special double tram service successfully transported 458,129 passengers during the Santa Cruz Carnival 2026, marking a 13% increase from the previous year and demonstrating public transport's effectiveness for large events.

Metrotenerife will implement enhanced Line 1 tram services, including double trams and extended night operations with increased frequency, from February 20th to 22nd to accommodate the Carnival Piñata weekend.

Over 200 experts, officials, and families gathered at the "What Pain Doesn't Say" conference in San Cristóbal de La Laguna to address the critical challenge of unexpressed pain in people with disabilities and advocate for new, collaborative, and holistic approaches to care and support.

The Canary Islands Aldis Foundation's sold-out "What Pain Doesn't Say" congress reveals a critical, unmet need for training on how to detect pain in people with disabilities who cannot express it verbally.