Jameos del Agua hosts Matria on 24 October
Published on 10/11/2026 at 02:57 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSKey points in brief
- Jameos del Agua in Lanzarote will host the Matria concert on 24 October 2026.
- Matria is a Caracolas project rooted in Canarian musical traditions and shaped by five years of research.
- The concert is scheduled for the natural auditorium at Jameos del Agua and is listed as part of the CACT cultural programme.
- The venue forms part of the La Corona volcanic tube and includes an underground lake with an endemic blind crab species.
Jameos del Agua in Lanzarote will host Matria on 24 October 2026, a concert by Caracolas rooted in Canarian musical traditions. The performance is part of the cultural programme run by the island’s Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism.
The event gives travellers a fixed cultural date at one of Lanzarote’s volcanic attractions. It also places a contemporary music project inside a natural auditorium shaped by the cave’s rock, water and acoustics.
Matria brings Canarian roots to Jameos del Agua on 24 October
Matria is described by the organiser as a project by Caracolas, a musical ensemble connected to Canarian traditions. Its material follows five years of research and draws on the testimonies of 210 women from across the Canary Islands.
The CACT events programme lists the performance as a 75-minute concert at Jameos del Agua on 24 October 2026. The official CACT programme places Matria among concerts and other cultural proposals at the island’s visitor centres. A separate October agenda entry also identifies Jameos del Agua as the venue.
The volcanic auditorium gives Matria a natural setting
The venue occupies part of the La Corona volcanic tube, where partial roof collapses created the openings known as jameos. Rock, water and light shape the route through the centre, while an interior lake provides one of its defining features.
The first Centre of Art, Culture and Tourism created by César Manrique opened at the site in 1968. The wider intervention was completed in 1977, with paths, platforms, gardens and rest areas organised around the form of the volcanic tube. Jesús Soto, craftspeople and workers from Lanzarote also contributed to the finished setting.
This history gives the October concert a precise relationship with the place: Matria’s account of Canarian memory will be presented in a space whose architecture preserves the island’s volcanic landscape as part of the experience. The surrounding area is protected as the Los Jameos Site of Scientific Interest.
Visiting Jameos del Agua: what travellers from Western Europe should know
- Matria takes place at Jameos del Agua on 24 October 2026. The listed performance lasts 75 minutes.
- The event is scheduled as a concert in the venue’s natural auditorium. The general route includes the auditorium, the Jameo Chico and the Jameo Grande.
- The site is on the Arrieta - Órzola road in northern Lanzarote. The venue is part of the visitor-centre network operated by the Cabildo of Lanzarote.
- The route includes changes in level and volcanic-stone paving. The operator says these features limit accessibility along the general route, although the auditorium has a stairlift platform for event seating.
- The underground lake is home to an endemic blind crab adapted to darkness. Visitors must not throw coins or other objects into the water, bathe there or touch volcanic formations.
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Frequently asked questions about Jameos del Agua
When does Matria take place at Jameos del Agua?
Matria takes place on 24 October 2026. The listed concert lasts 75 minutes.
What is Jameos del Agua?
It is a Centre of Art, Culture and Tourism inside the La Corona volcanic tube, with an interior lake, gardens and a natural auditorium.
Where is Jameos del Agua and how do you get there?
It is on the Arrieta - Órzola road in northern Lanzarote. The venue belongs to the island’s network of Centres of Art, Culture and Tourism.

