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Centro de Arte la Recova
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Centro de Arte la Recova

Centro de Arte La Recova is Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s municipal exhibition venue, set in a restored 19th-century building that opened as a market in 1851.

Centro de Arte La Recova is Santa Cruz de Tenerife’s municipal exhibition venue, set in a restored 19th-century building that opened as a market in 1851. Its neocolonial design includes symmetrical entrances, a covered gallery and a central courtyard that guides visitors through the space. There is no permanent collection: the programme changes regularly, with about a dozen temporary exhibitions a year. The centre also hosts theatre performances and cultural events, so check the agenda before you go.

A former market turned exhibition space

Centro de Arte la Recova
Centro de Arte la Recova

The building began as a market in 1851, designed by Manuel de Oraá. It reopened as a cultural venue in 1992. Its neocolonial design has symmetrical entrances, a covered gallery and a central courtyard, which shapes the route through the interior.

La Recova does not have a permanent collection. Its programme changes frequently, with around a dozen temporary exhibitions each year, so the displays depend on when you visit.

Exhibitions and cultural events

Centro de Arte la Recova
Centro de Arte la Recova

Alongside art exhibitions, the centre hosts theatre performances and cultural events, including events connected with the TENERIFE NOIR Atlantic Black Gender Festival. Check the current agenda to see what is on during your trip.

Häufige Fragen

Does Centro de Arte La Recova have a permanent collection?

No. The centre presents temporary exhibitions, with around a dozen shows a year.

What kind of events take place at Centro de Arte La Recova?

The programme includes art exhibitions, theatre performances and cultural events.

What is the building's history?

It was designed by Manuel de Oraá and opened as a market in 1851. It reopened as a cultural venue in 1992.

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