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17 upcoming events in Zaragoza you can go to alone, 12 of them free, from Monday 26 Oct to Wednesday 20 Jan 2027. Picked from city open data and official agendas. Check the official page before you go: times and prices can change.
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5 events in the next 14 days.
A guided walk through the refectory and storerooms of the old Santo Domingo convent — its history, architecture and the people who lived there — now home to Zaragoza's water and environment documentation centre.
This month the 'Club de las Lecturas Verdes' talks about fungi through Merlin Sheldrake's 'Entangled Life' (La red oculta de la vida). A book club is one of the easiest ways to meet people — come even if you haven't finished the book.
On Friday 30 October 2026 at 21:30 the music room of La Casa del Loco, a venue on Calle Mayor in the old centre of Zaragoza, holds the third Mexico special for Day of the Dead. The singers Diego Meléndez and Paul den Holder perform classics of Mexican song, with the listing naming José Alfredo, Paquita and Chavela among the composers and singers they cover, plus Caifanes and more. They are joined by Roberto Cinca on trumpet, Ángel Herrera on percussion and Héctor Vera on bass. The city page lists the ticket at €10, with sales through the venue's own ticketing link rather than the council, so confirm availability there. A themed concert of familiar songs in a bar-style room is a friendly setting for one person, since singing along and chatting with neighbours comes naturally. «Especial día de muertos por Diego melendez y Paul Den Holder» Starts 21:30, ends about 23:30. Source: Zaragoza city open data — Agenda (Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza).
On Saturday 31 October 2026 at 19:00 the Filmoteca de Zaragoza holds a special Halloween session within its Zaragoza Fear Fest folk-horror programme. The evening is a double bill. First comes Aterrados, an Argentine supernatural horror in which three paranormal investigators try to explain strange events in a Buenos Aires neighbourhood, directed by Demián Rugna. After it comes Trick 'r Treat, a Halloween night in which old traditions have consequences. The listing invites the public to come in costume and bring sweets. Admission is listed as free with no reservation, seating is by order of arrival, and doors open fifteen minutes before the session. Because it is a shared cinema evening rather than a party, it suits someone coming alone, and the festive dress-up gives strangers an easy reason to talk during the break between the two films. «Aterrados. Sesión especial Halloween» Starts 19:00, ends about 22:00. Source: Zaragoza city open data — Agenda (Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza).
On Thursday 5 November 2026 at 20:00 the church of San Pablo on Calle San Pablo in Zaragoza's old quarter hosts a concert titled Modern Baroque. It belongs to Música en San Pablo, the 29th edition of a series run by the city council's old-town plan, which uses the church as a calm setting for music. The venue is a UNESCO-listed example of Aragonese Mudéjar architecture, and the organisers say the cycle is meant to bring pause and recollection, with four concerts across November. The listing gives the admission as free. The programme and performers are not detailed on the city page, so check the organiser's leaflet if you want the repertoire. Sitting in a historic nave among strangers, all listening in the same direction, is a quiet way to spend an evening alone in the city. «Modern Baroque» Starts 20:00, ends about 21:00. Source: Zaragoza city open data — Agenda (Ayuntamiento de Zaragoza).
Learn a fun, easy solo swing choreography — no partner needed, just popular steps that are simple to follow. A relaxed way to meet people through music.
A guided cycling route along the Ebro and its bridges — from the Puente de Piedra and views of the Pilar to the Expo 2008 area and the Tercer Milenio bridge. Guide, bike and helmet included.
Make traditional soap from the Aleppo region and simple natural cosmetics by hand, while learning about Syrian refugee women in Lebanon. A friendly workshop at the Centro de Historias.
The Filmoteca screens a session of award-winning short films, including Javier Fesser's Oscar-nominated Binta y la gran idea, followed by a colloquium with actress Athenea Mata. Entry is free until the room is full. The discussion after the films makes it easy to share opinions with the people around you.
The Aragon Youth Choir, a young ensemble run entirely by its singers, performs in the historic mudéjar church of San Pablo as part of a long-running free concert series. Entry is free. A short concert in a beautiful space is a calm solo outing, and the square outside fills with people afterwards.
Zaragoza-born dancer Andrea de Miguel returns home with an intimate flamenco show built around different palos such as alegrías and taranto, with live guitar and singing. It takes place in a former 19th-century railway station turned civic centre. Flamenco crowds are lively, and clapping along breaks the ice.
Young musicians from the Musethica programme, playing alongside their tutors, give a free classical concert in the 'Música en San Pablo' cycle organised by the city's historic-quarter plan. A free, unticketed concert is an easy night out alone.
Jorge Casasnovas guides a listening session on Aragonese folk music, playing selected recordings with commentary on the genre's techniques, emotional character and history, from figures such as José Antonio Labordeta. Entry is free until the room is full. Guided listening is relaxed and gives you something to talk about with your neighbours.
A stage show about women's experiences, from comic everyday challenges to moments of deep reflection, presented as a space to laugh, be moved and recognise yourself. Entry is free until the venue is full. A short evening show in a youth arts centre is an easy, low-cost way to go out alone.
UNED archaeology professor Mar Zarzalejos explains what the Romans ate, how food was prepared and served, and the role meals played in daily life and social relations. The talk is part of the programme around the Carpetania Romana exhibition. The listing does not mention a fee; a museum talk is an easy solo evening with plenty to discuss afterwards.
Three acrobats and object manipulators from D'Click present the Aragon premiere of 'Frágiles', a piece of raw circus celebrating useless but precise gestures, in the 'A ras de escena' cycle performed without a raised stage. It is suitable for all ages and tickets cost 5 €. Sitting close to the performers makes it easy to share reactions with your neighbours.
Archaeologist Luis Carlos Juan Tovar, a specialist in Roman tableware from Hispania, explains how pottery went from imported luxury to local production in the Roman lands around today's Madrid. The talk accompanies the museum's Carpetania Romana exhibition and shows what broken dishes reveal about diet, trade and daily life. A lecture audience of curious individuals makes it an easy evening out alone.
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The next event in Zaragoza is "Guided history walk through the Santo Domingo convent" on Monday 26 Oct at 18:00. 5 events are listed in the next two weeks, and 17 up to Wednesday 20 Jan 2027.
12 of the 17 upcoming events listed here are marked free. The rest are low-cost or ticketed; the price is on each official page, so check it before you go.
Right now: music (6), culture (5), social (3), learning (2), outdoors (1). Common venues are Iglesia de San Pablo, Centro de Documentación del Agua y el Medio Ambiente, Filmoteca de Zaragoza.
Yes, that is the point of this list. We pick talks, concerts, walks, language cafés and workshops where many people arrive on their own and there is a natural moment to start talking. Nobody checks whether you came with a friend.
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