The Valencian museum devotes exhibitions to footbal, masonry and the philosopher Sanataya.
The second centenary from Charles Darwin’s birth, which coincides with the 150th anniversary of the publication of the masterpiece of his revolutionary theory, The origin of species, will be included in the programme of the Valencian Museum of Enlightment and Modernity (Muvim) this year.

An exhibition composed of various flying machines throughout the history of mankind.
Since the drawing of the genius Leonardo, which takes us back to a time when Man tried to imitate the flight of birds up to the current Mirage III, the delta-winged supersonic mono-reactor prototype of military and civilian aviation during the last century.

(From 26-11-2008 to 01-02-2009)
Until February 28th, the Oceanogràfic at the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias will be home to the exhibition Ánforas del mar, containing over 100 reproductions of different sized amphorae that represent the trading spirit of Mediterranean cultures.

(From 11-12-2008 to 15-02-2009)
India. Art and culture on the Indian subcontinent (1857- 2007) at the Valencia Institute of Modern Art (IVAM) is the most important international exhibition of modern and contemporary art from India, one of the world’s most culturally dynamic countries.

The great white tent of the Veles e Vents building will welcome Cavalia, one of the most impressive equestrian shows in the world.
After touring the US, Canada and Europe, Cirque du Soleil pioneer Normand Latourelle will make a stop in Valencia, bringing this multimedia show of acrobats, tumblers, dancers and jockeys sharing the stage with horses, and offering a different and captivating experience for the most curious of audiences.

From 20th December to 11th January the Science Museum will be introducing new contents related to the “Marvel Superheroes” exhibition, among other activities. The Oceanográfico (aquarium) is holding its first Christmas School at the end of December.

(From 31/07/2008 to 07/12/2008)
In this exhibition there are 54 paintings and sculptures which date from 1913 to the end of the twentieth century, documenting the different variants of abstraction, from the exuberant, formless abstraction defined in the early years to the strict geometries of the period between the two World Wars. It also covers the monumental oeuvre of the most prestigious living Spanish artist, Antoni Tàpies, who uses a mixed language.