November, that hinge halfway between autumn and Christmas plans, is satisfied in Seville with a multitude of possibilities.
In the last days of the halftime, the previous of the exams and a relative “cold”, November is a promise of cultural and gastronomic events and events of all kinds that you should not overlook.
Candlelight Concerts
Candlelight concerts have long been consolidated in Seville as one of the musical plans of reference. The premise is always the same: programs that cross different genres by intimate musical ensembles, incredible locations and hundreds of candles around you.
A classic ritual that brings together these events in Seville throughout the month of November.
- Tribute to Ludovico Einaudi at the Aquarium of Seville (November 8 and 22)
- Coldplay vs. Imagine Dragons at the Hotel Alfonso XIII (November 9 & 16)
- Candlelight: Unplugged from the 90’s at the Alfonso XIII (November 9)
- Tribute to Hans Zimmer amidst hundreds of candles (November 16 and 30)
- Queen vs. ABBA at the Aquarium of Seville (November 21 and 28)
- Vivaldi’s ‘The Four Seasons’ at the Hotel Alfonso XIII (November 23)
- Mozart’s Requiem at the Aquarium (November 28)
- Rock hymns of the 80’s at the Royal Hall of the Alfonso XIII (November 30)
2. Seville Book Fair
The cultural agenda is full of autumn plans and this long-awaited event seems to be one of the most significant. This edition of FLS 2025 will celebrate its inauguration on October 22 and will culminate on November 2.
This year is preparing for its twenty-third edition and repeats in the location already occupied last year because of the works in Plaza Nueva: the Jardines de Murillo.
3. The route that follows Don Juan through the cemetery
There is a long tradition in Seville that irrevocably links All Saints’ Day with Don Juan Tenorio. Consolidated for years, the dramatized visits to the cemetery of San Fernando are already a classic that have brought together more than 35,000 people.
The famous play by Zorrilla will be performed again in the Sevillian cemetery until December 8. Dates and price of the activity and other details in our article.
4. Vegan Tapas Route
Faced with the myriad of gastronomic festivals that Seville offers, it was urgent to have inclusive and consolidated alternatives such as the Vegan Tapa Route, which celebrates its fourth edition in 2025.
The UVE (Spanish Vegetarian Union) recovers the ‘Veggie Vuelta’ in the city, in order to promote vegetable proposals in bars, restaurants and cafes in Seville. An initiative that also seeks to highlight the possibilities and benefits of a diet based on vegetables.
This edition, which have joined 10 spaces, will be held from 1 to 9 November in a dozen local Seville.
5. Nativity Fair
The Association of Nativity Scene Merchants of Seville (ACOBE) organizes one more year this popular craft event between the Cathedral of Seville and the Archivo de Indias. This XXXII edition will be held from November 8 to December 23.
6. Switching on the Christmas lights
The other great thematic event that inaugurates Christmas in Seville is, of course, the lighting of the lights.
The Avenida de la Constitución crowded, huge amount of elevated mobiles ready to shoot the photo after the countdown. Families, couples and lonely waiting for the moment when the Christmas of Sevillada his starting gun.
Specifically, it will take place on Saturday, November 28, 2025 until January 6, 2026.
7. Chicharfest
The II Feria del Chicharrón de Sevilla will bring together producers, artisans and restaurateurs on November 21, 22 and 23 at Parque de Magallanes. The purpose is firm: to honor and elevate this recipe, one of the tapas that enjoys greater local notoriety.
8. Crush Croquette
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The proverbial formulas for success that are the outdoor gastronomic festivals were missing the one related to croquettes: Croqueta Crush.
An alliance that works, that of bringing together great restaurants specialized in this recipe, in the Muelle de las Delicias. It will take place during two consecutive weekends, from October 31 to November 2; from November 7 to 9 and access is free.
9. Film Festival
The Fiesta del Cine is back for another year and this year’s edition is scheduled to start on a practically summer date: from November 3 to 6.
The event, as in each of its editions, means that the public can go to the cinema and see any film that is on the billboard at a reduced price of 3.50 €.
10. Free visits to the Atarazanas
The opening of the Reales Atarazanas de Sevilla is causing great excitement in the city since it was announced that the medieval shipyard will open its doors in 2026. In the meantime, they will be open to the public free of charge for a limited time from October 23 to November 2.
11. Souk in Maria Luisa Park
Sundays exist, as tradition dictates, to go out for a little while at noon. The most diverse plans are allowed for this, either a barbecue or a paella at a friend’s house, or a classic beers at the Salvador. Or, as is the case, take a stroll through the souk in the Parque de Maria Luisa.
On this occasion, it will be held on the third Saturday of the month in question, on November 16. What better plan than to stroll through the park and browse the items in the exhibitors throughout the day on Saturday from 11:00 am.
12. Seville European Film Festival
The Seville European Film Festival (SEFF) lands one more year in Seville and celebrates this edition at the beginning of November. Specifically, this popular date with the seventh art will start on November 7.
Until November 17 there will be screenings, meetings between the public and professionals of the sector, tributes and exhibitions.
13. Film premieres
Bugonia ( November 7), the latest by Lanthimos; Dracula (November 21) or Wicked Part II (November 21) are some of the titles that await us this month.
You can enjoy them in the fantastic theaters of Yelmo Cines Premium in Seville by the hand of Fever.
14. Night route through the enchanted Seville
15. Arcade Planet: 4 hours of video games from the 80’s.
Arcade Planet was born from the passion of five collectors of retro video games, who have been bringing the universe of the arcade machines of the 80s to Dos Hermanas for six years.
And in this sense, they have created almost without realizing it, the largest video game show in Spain and one of the most important in Europe in the Sevillian municipality.