Follow the latest announcements, schedule adjustments, and news regarding the Museo de la Semana Santa de Málaga Jesús Castellanos. Housed in the former Hospital de San Julián, this venue showcases the visual culture of the city's cofradías. We recommend verifying the latest details and operational updates through official channels prior to your visit.
The Agrupación de Cofradías invites young members of Malaga's brotherhoods to the annual Youth Fraternity Mass. Held at the historic Church of San Julián, this gathering serves as a moment of reflection and community for the next generation committed to Holy Week traditions.
The Agrupación de Cofradías de Semana Santa de Málaga hosts a special session of its 'Fe' cycle, bringing together experts to explore the complex intersection of modern science, technology, and traditional values. Join psychologists, philosophers, and scientists for a thoughtful public dialogue on the challenges of contemporary existence and the search for meaning in a rapidly evolving world.
Each year for the Corpus Christi solemnity, the Agrupación de Cofradías de Semana Santa de Málaga creates a temporary, symbolic altar for the city's procession. This year, the Hermandad Sacramental del Rocío curated the installation, featuring the 'Cruz del Mundo' to mark the 50th anniversary of the blessing of Nuestro Padre Jesús de los Pasos. Visitors can explore the deep religious symbolism, rich heritage, and devotional art integrated into this significant liturgical display.
Presidents of the Brotherhood Councils from major Andalusian cities and Jerez met in Cádiz to align on economic transparency and fiscal management. The session focused on strengthening religious institutions through better tax compliance, including guidance on the Patronage Law, and the ongoing advocacy for VAT exemptions on official processional seating.
Due to high public interest, the exhibition celebrating the legacy of the Trinitarian Sisters' embroidery workshop in Málaga has been extended until June 20. Visitors can explore a rich collection of processional mantles, historical sketches, and tools that showcase a century of religious textile artistry.
The Spring 2026 edition of La Saeta, the official magazine of Málaga's cofradías, is now available. This issue offers an in-depth retrospective of the 2026 Holy Week celebrations, featuring expert analysis on artistic heritage, processional textiles, and the city's unique devotional culture.
The Agrupación de Cofradías has released the official 2026 procession counts for Malaga's Holy Week. Visitors and researchers can access and download the comprehensive schedules to plan their observations of these historic traditions.
On May 16, 2026, the Museo de la Semana Santa de Málaga joins the city's Noche en Blanco cultural festival. Visitors can enjoy live concerts exploring the history of processional music, free access to the historic San Julián church, and extended late-night viewing of current art and heritage exhibitions.
Presidents of the Brotherhood Councils from major Andalusian cities and Jerez met in Cádiz to align on economic transparency and fiscal management. The session focused on strengthening religious institutions through better tax compliance, including guidance on the Patronage Law, and the ongoing advocacy for VAT exemptions on official processional seating.
The Spring 2026 edition of La Saeta, the official magazine of Málaga's cofradías, is now available. This issue offers an in-depth retrospective of the 2026 Holy Week celebrations, featuring expert analysis on artistic heritage, processional textiles, and the city's unique devotional culture.
The Agrupación de Cofradías has released the official 2026 procession counts for Malaga's Holy Week. Visitors and researchers can access and download the comprehensive schedules to plan their observations of these historic traditions.
The Museo de la Semana Santa de Málaga has officially accepted the extensive artistic legacy of the renowned designer Fernando Prini. This significant collection includes over 250 original drawings and 560 project reproductions, documenting four decades of sacred art and design for local brotherhoods. Researchers and visitors will soon have the opportunity to explore this comprehensive archive which illustrates the evolution of Málaga’s Holy Week visual heritage.
The Agrupación de Cofradías invites young members of Malaga's brotherhoods to the annual Youth Fraternity Mass. Held at the historic Church of San Julián, this gathering serves as a moment of reflection and community for the next generation committed to Holy Week traditions.
The Agrupación de Cofradías de Semana Santa de Málaga hosts a special session of its 'Fe' cycle, bringing together experts to explore the complex intersection of modern science, technology, and traditional values. Join psychologists, philosophers, and scientists for a thoughtful public dialogue on the challenges of contemporary existence and the search for meaning in a rapidly evolving world.
On May 16, 2026, the Museo de la Semana Santa de Málaga joins the city's Noche en Blanco cultural festival. Visitors can enjoy live concerts exploring the history of processional music, free access to the historic San Julián church, and extended late-night viewing of current art and heritage exhibitions.
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