Once again this year, we are committed to child vaccination in vulnerable countries, supporting the Vaccines4Children project, led by Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the “la Caixa” Foundation. Thanks to this initiative, more than 13 million children in Africa and Latin America have been vaccinated this year.

The 15 screens of the Gran Vía Circuit are presenting “Experience Macao”, an initiative that aims to bring the culture, cuisine and traditions of the Chinese region of Macao to Madrid, offering an immersive experience without leaving the city. The event will take place in the Puente del Rey area from 17 to 21 April. For five days, the capital will become the setting for a sensory journey that will reveal the new image of Macao, a meeting point between East and West, with a rich historical heritage and unique architecture.

Once again this year, we have joined WWF’s Earth Hour initiative, which aims to raise awareness about the importance of caring for the environment by turning off our screens for one hour.

On this occasion, the screens at Cines Callao and those at the Lope de Vega and Coliseum theaters went dark on Saturday, March 28, from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., following a countdown that could be seen at Callao.

In addition, in the days leading up to this event, the campaign created by WWF to encourage people around the world to join the cause was displayed on these screens.

Earth Hour, the largest global initiative in defense of the environment, gives us the opportunity to demonstrate our concern for the planet and improve our lives by joining this initiative.

As part of its charitable activities, Conjunto Empresarial RDE, owner of the Cines Callao, Callao City Lights and Circuito Gran Vía brands, has joined as a sponsor of the “Alliance for Child Vaccination”, an initiative promoted by the ”la Caixa” Foundation together with Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance and the Gates Foundation, in collaboration with ISGlobal, to combat child mortality in the most vulnerable countries.

Callao City Lights was one of the sponsors of MADO Madrid Pride this year.

At the MADO 2025 Awards, presented last Thursday as part of the official Madrid Pride programme, we met the winners: the Lambda Valencia Collective, actress Cayetana Guillén Cuervo, artist and activist Samantha Hudson and, in memoriam, Pedro Zerolo.

Created in 2009, these awards aim to recognise and highlight the work of individuals, organisations, groups, activists and institutions – public or private – that have made an outstanding contribution to the advancement, defence and visibility of the rights of LGTBIQ+ people.

MADO Madrid Pride 2025 will be held for 11 days, from 26 June to 6 July, with an extensive programme of events, activities, celebrations and concerts.

In support of WWF‘s Earth Hour initiative, which aims to raise awareness of the importance of caring for the environment, Callao City Lights will once again turn off its screens for one hour. As in other emblematic buildings around the world, the Callao Cinemas will switch off at 8.30 p.m. on March 22. In our case, after displaying a countdown on the screen.

In addition, in the days leading up to this action, Callao City Lights will be showing the campaign created by WWF to encourage citizens around the world to join the cause. The action can be seen from March 17 to 22 on the outdoor screens of Callao Cinemas.

Earth Hour, the largest global initiative in defense of the environment, gives us the opportunity to show our concern for the planet and improve our lives by joining this initiative.

‘Fundación Pequeño Deseo’ launches a campaign on our screens to add new members and thus have more resources to carry out its mission: to fulfil the wishes of children with serious illnesses to improve their state of mind and help them face their treatment with more strength. Like the wish of Guille, who always wanted to be a fireman, or that of Paula, who dreamed of being a rock star. A CSR action in collaboration with Callao City Lights.

A jovial atmosphere and a large audience at the premiere of ‘Radiografías’, a short film starring a group of children in Neurology at the Niño Jesús Children’s Hospital, their parents, doctors, actors and actresses. A project of the theatre laboratory Yo cuento in which real stories that have happened in the hospital are told: pizza Tuesdays, Doctor Cuack, Curro’s jokes and even a ghost nun. It was a great event for the main protagonists, the children, who with great joy and excitement arrived at the cinema in several limousines and posed at the photocall set up at the entrance, as if they were real stars of the celluloid.

The event also included the screening of a documentary about how the idea of filming ‘Radiografías’ was born and ended with a small musical performance to which the whole audience joined in, singing and dancing to the music.

Yo cuento is a theatre laboratory of the Hospital Infantil del Niño Jesús and 33% Cultura sin límites that aims to show society that children with neurological diseases also count.

Directed by Adán Aliaga, ‘Radiografías’ has the support of Netflix and the collaboration of Fundación La Caixa and Jazzpharma, among other entities.

We are once again joining Earth Hour, the largest global initiative in defence of the environment promoted by WWF. Like other emblematic buildings around the world, the Callao Cinemas will switch off its exterior screens on Saturday 23 March for one hour, from 20:30 to 21:30, after a countdown synchronised with the rest of the countries. And from Monday 18th until that same Saturday, we will broadcast the WWF campaign created to invite the population to join the initiative, in solidarity with nature and to fight against climate change.

Likewise, seconds before the blackout, we will broadcast a countdown to synchronise with the rest of the buildings and places in the world that collaborate with Earth Hour.

The campaign that will be broadcast until then will invite citizens to connect with Nature and move for the Planet, adding KMPORELPLANETA, as a symbolic challenge, with the aim of surpassing, before 25 March, the 7 laps of the Planet achieved last year in the first edition of this movement.