Flamenco is for everyone.

Flamenco is for everyone.

LA FERIA ATLANTA

Experience Spanish Tradition in Atlanta

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APPLY TO PERFORM AT La Feria ATLANTA / Deadline: March 1 >>

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Join us for an afternoon of dance, music, food, and more as we recognize La feria de abril of Seville, Spain, in Atlanta. 

More than a performance, this is an immersive event where guests participate in the traditions that are part of life in Andalucía, where flamenco originated and music, dance, and cuisine are part of the celebration of the season.

-Enjoy flamenco dance and music performances
-Take sevillanas and flamenco dance classes and then dance along with the band
-Enter and win prizes in a fashion contest
-Wear your best traje de flamenco and show your Spanish spirit
-Interactive demonstrations express the culture of Andalucía
-Kids play games and create crafts while they learn about Spain

EVENT SCHEDULE

2:00 p.m., Doors open, tapas and churros service begins
2:15 p.m., Performance, tablao flamenco
2:45 p.m., Sevillanas and flamenco classes
3:00 p.m., Performance, flamenco dance and music
3:15 p.m., Traje de flamenca fashion show and contest
3:30 p.m., Charla with Chef Pedro, cariño and paella
3:45 p.m., Sevillanas and flamenco classes
4:00 p.m., Language of the fan interactive demonstration by Casa de España en Georgia
4:15 p.m., Paella service begins, live music
4:30 p.m., Performance, fiesta flamenca
5:00 p.m., Despedida, farewell until La Feria ATLANTA 2027

Admission:

Adults, $25 advance and $30 at the door
Kids (5-15 yrs),  $20 advance and $25 at the door
Kids age 0-4, free admission
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Spanish cuisine: 
Tapas, paella, and churros are offered for sale by Chef Pedro with Saberico catering. Be sure to order your Spanish cuisine ahead of time! 

MENU

  • Chicken paella, served starting at 4:00 – 4:15 p.m.
  • Tapas, served starting at 2:00 p.m.
    • Gazpacho – Chilled Andalusian tomato and vegetable soup, fresh and vibrant.
    • Tortilla de patatas – Classic Spanish potato and onion omelet, slow-cooked and traditional.
    • Croquetas de pollo asado – Creamy roasted chicken croquettes with crispy exterior.
    • Ensaladilla rusa with tuna – Spanish-style potato salad with tuna and olive oil.
    • Pan con tomate – Toasted bread topped with fresh grated tomato and extra virgin olive oil.
    • Chicken meatballs in pepitoria sauce – Tender chicken meatballs in a saffron-almond sauce.
  • Churros con chocolate, served starting at 2:00 p.m.

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Thanks to our supporters:

Edwin Jarvis for printing services
Casa de España en Georgia for Spanish culture
Berdolé Flamenco Management for production services

Some fun we had last year — when La Feria ATLANTA traveled to Alpharetta to participate in the celebration of La Feria de Seville at Fogon and Lions restaurant.

And the afternoon of dancing and music when A Través produced La Feria ATLANTA at Holiday Bar in Midtown, Atlanta, in 2024

Thank you Atlanta!

Thanks to the flamenco aficionados who packed the theater on Nov. 8 and 9 to witness live flamenco concerts by Entre Flamenco during the closing weekend of the Atlanta Flamenco Festival 2025. It was an honor to present these talented artists. Now, we have the stories to tell of what we experienced, and the beautiful photography of Erik Voss to help us remember.

The performances capped off our festival, which began in September, with a live guitar concert by Juani de la Isla coupled with a talk about the history of flamenco guitar by Juan Vergillos, a flamencologist in Seville. Later, guitarist/singer Cristian Puig and dancer Marilia Quevedo taught students at DeKalb School of the Arts to sing and dance por alegría, bulería, and rumba. Adults expanded their knowledge and experience with the help of visiting artists of Entre Flamenco, during the Aperture Residency for the Cuadro, a special offering for those with experience in flamenco who want to broaden their capacity to dance, sing, and play music in the improvisational core of flamenco arts.

Performance by Entre Flamenco on Nov. 8, 2025

Aperture Residency for the Cuadro 2025 with Entre Flamenco

Master classes at DeKalb School of the Arts

A Través is grateful to local businesses for their support of the Atlanta Flamenco Festival.

The Atlanta Flamenco Festival is supported in part by Georgia Council for the Arts through the appropriations of the Georgia General Assembly. Georgia Council for the Arts also receives support from its partner agency – the National Endowment for the Arts.