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jerezARTE: where to see and make art in Jerez

Museums, monuments, agenda exhibitions, handmade ceramics and workshops to get your hands dirty. The art of Jerez, in one place.

sherryARTE · Jerez de la Frontera, Cádiz · Updated on 10/21/2026

Cloisters of Santo Domingo, in Jerez
Photo: Jerezplataforma, CC BY-SA 3.0

Exhibitions on the agenda

Those of the next few days, with their link.

  1. 21Oct

    Birds of the Marshes

    Zoobotánico de Jerez

    FreeExhibition
  2. 21Oct
    FreeExhibition
  3. 21Oct
    FreeExhibition
  4. 21Oct
    FreeExhibition
  5. 21Oct
    FreeExhibition
  6. 21Oct
    Price: consultExhibition
  7. 24Oct

    Exhibition "Case studies" by Ángel Alén

    12:00 · Old Fish Market Room

    FreeExhibition
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    Tell us the date, place and where to consult the information. The information agenda is free.

Complete agenda in the cover. Updated on 10/21/2026.

La Cartuja de Jerez
Photo: Jl FilpoC, CC BY-SA 4.0

Museums and monuments

  • Museum

    Archaeological Museum

    In the Market Square. The Greek town of Guadalete and the history of Jerez since Prehistory. The first Saturday of the month, free.

    Directions

  • Painting

    Bodegas Tradición

    Very old wines and a collection of Spanish paintings.

    Website

  • Exhibitions

    Claustros de Santo Domingo

    Gothic cloister of the old Dominican convent, next to Alameda Cristina. It hosts exhibitions and is accessible.

    Directions

  • Flamenco

    Centro Andaluz de Flamenco

    Palacio Pemartín, Plaza de San Juan: archive, exhibitions and recordings of singing.

    Directions

  • Museum

    Palacio del Tiempo

    Hundreds of clocks that chime on the hour at the Museos de la Atalaya.

    Website

  • Monument

    La Cartuja

    A monastery with one of Andalusia's most striking façades, just a few kilometres from the centre.

    Directions

  • Monument

    Cathedral

    A Baroque cathedral opposite the wineries, its steps bathed in golden light at sunset.

    Directions

  • Scene

    Teatro Villamarta

    4,5 Google · 2,831 reviews

    Opera, dance, flamenco and concerts.

    Programming

Store in the center of Jerez
Photo: El Pantera, CC BY-SA 4.0

Ceramics, crafts and gifts

Craft stores in the center and surrounding areas.

  • Crafts

    Ceriarte

    5,0 Google · 6 reviews

    Calle Medina 24. Crafts and ceramics on Medina Street.

    Directions

  • Crafts

    Marquez House

    4,9 Google · 30 reviews

    Calle Lancería 4. Gift shop in the center.

    Directions

  • Crafts

    The Craftsman's House

    4,9 Google · 17 reviews

    Calle Bodegas 18. Craft store in the center.

    Directions

  • Crafts

    Amaya Ceramics

    4,8 Google · 440 reviews

    Avenida Blas Infante 16. Since 1965 in an old roof tile: pots, Andalusian ceramic plates, jars and handmade lamps.

    Official websiteDirections

  • Crafts

    Como a ti te gusta

    4,8 Google · 16 reviews

    Calle Larga 21, Los Cisnes Shopping Center, location B12. Gift shop inside the Los Cisnes Shopping Center, on Larga Street.

    Directions

  • Crafts

    Capazos Palma

    4,6 Google · 17 reviews

    Calle Arquitecto José Vargas 8. Carrycots and basketry.

    Directions

  • Crafts

    Casa Quevedo

    4,4 Google · 59 reviews

    Plaza de la Yerba 2. Religious articles and brothers.

    Directions

  • Design

    Vintage Glory

    Calle Medina 59. T-shirts with the art and humor of Jerez; the shop is linked to the workshop.

    WebsiteTab

Workshops to make art

From the directory, consulted on 10/15/2026.

  • 4.9 on Google

    Space Manualideas

    Ceramic and jewelry workshop since 1981, with learning classes and kiln service. Calle Cantarería, 12. 56 reviews (10/15/2026).

    WebsiteTab

  • 4.9 on Google

    TierraViva Ceramic

    Weekly pottery and wheel classes, as well as monographic courses, in the center of Jerez. C. Carpintería Baja, 10. 46 reviews (10/15/2026).

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jerez the same place as Jerez de la Frontera?

Usually, yes. In this guide, Jerez means Jerez de la Frontera in Cádiz province. Other Spanish towns also include Jerez in their names, such as Jerez de los Caballeros (Badajoz) and Jerez del Marquesado (Granada).

Where to see exhibitions in Jerez?

In the Cloisters of Santo Domingo, next to Alameda Cristina, and in the rooms that appear on the agenda of this guide.

Where to buy ceramics in Jerez?

At Cerámica Amaya, on Blas Infante Avenue, since 1965; in Ceriarte, on Medina Street, and in La Casa del Artesano, on Bodegas Street.

Are there ceramic workshops in Jerez?

Yes: TierraViva Cerámica, in Carpintería Baja, and Espacio Manualideas, on Cantarería street.

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