“Apogeo: la irrupción del ser”. Sculptures by Toby Govan
Toby Govan's sculptures take over the Casa de las Tejerinas from 30 July to 30 September. Free entry and the longest opening hours of the summer.
“Apogeo: la irrupción del ser” brings together Toby Govan's sculpture at the Casa de las Tejerinas, the building on Plaza de las Flores that serves as the municipal exhibition centre. It runs from 30 July to 30 September, so there are two full months to catch it.
It has the most generous opening hours of the summer: Monday 9 am–2.30 pm; Tuesday to Friday 9 am–10.30 pm; Saturday 9 am–2 pm and 4–10.30 pm; Sunday 8–10.30 pm. From Tuesday to Saturday you can visit at night, which in August is by far the best time. Entry is free.
Contemporary sculpture in a 19th-century building, with the doors open until half past ten at night. A good plan for after dinner.
Before you go
30 July to 30 September 2026. Free entry. Mon 9 am–2.30 pm; Tue–Fri 9 am–10.30 pm; Sat 9 am–2 pm and 4–10.30 pm; Sun 8–10.30 pm.
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