JAZZMADRID is run by the city and spreads through November across the municipal venues — the Fernán Gómez centre, Conde Duque, the Teatro Español — with a parallel club programme at Café Central, Bogui and the other rooms that keep Madrid's jazz scene going the rest of the year.
No attendance figure is recorded here in this pass.
Because it is municipal, ticket prices are low by the standards of international jazz festivals, and the programming balances visiting names against the substantial Spanish and Latin American scene based in the city.
The month-long shape means this is a season rather than a weekend: a visitor picks nights. November in Madrid is cold, dry and comparatively empty of tourists, which makes it one of the better months to be there.
PlanningA month-long November window of individual nights — book the concert, not the festival.