Les Arts renews its collaboration with Cajamar as Sponsor of its 20th Anniversary Season

• The financial institution will collaborate with the 2026 artistic program, which includes the start of the next opera season.
• The agreement with Cajamar is part of Les Arts' commitment to involving the business and financial community in its project.

The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía announces that Cajamar Caja Rural, the first Spanish rural bank and the first credit cooperative in our country, consolidates its support for the arts center as a Season Sponsor.

The territorial director of Cajamar in Valencia, Jesús García, and the general director of Les Arts, Jorge Culla, have renewed the agreement by which the financial entity commits to collaborate with the Valencian opera house for the realization of its artistic activity in 2026.

Cajamar thus reinforces its position as one of the main collaborators of Les Arts in the season in which the institution celebrates its 20th anniversary and offers an ambitious program with the main artistic hallmarks that have forged its prestige, with titles such as Salome , by Strauss, Turandot by Puccini, Eugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky, or the upcoming premiere of Giulio Cesare in Egitto , by Handel.

Cajamar's sponsorship also extends to the operatic and musical offerings of 2026 that are part of the 2026-2027 Season.

Jorge Culla thanked Cajamar for its confidence in the quality and artistic excellence of Les Arts, which will allow the continuation of the growth trajectory undertaken in recent years. The general manager also emphasized that the renewal of the agreement reaffirms the current management model, which involves both civil society and the economic fabric of the Valencian Community.

For his part, the regional director of Cajamar, Jesús García, explained that

“In our firm commitment to cultural patronage, a driver of local and regional development, we are once again sponsoring the season of this leading musical institution, which places Valencia and the Valencian Community on the international operatic map.” In this regard, he added that “this agreement represents our support for and active contribution to the preservation and dissemination of one of the most complete and universal cultural expressions, opera, as well as promoting its accessibility to all audiences.”