Centro Cultural Miguel Delibes, Theater and cultural center in Valladolid, Spain.

The Centro Cultural Miguel Delibes is a cultural building in Valladolid designed by architect Ricardo Bofill Levi and opened in March 2007. It stands in the Villa de Prado neighbourhood, between the José Zorrilla stadium and the Cortes de Castilla y León. Its main auditorium seats 1,700, the chamber music hall seats 500, and it also has an experimental theatre.

The center was designed by architect Ricardo Bofill and was created as a tribute to Spanish writer Miguel Delibes. Its opening marked an important moment for performing arts in Valladolid.

The center is named after Miguel Delibes, the 20th-century Valladolid-born writer. Its main auditorium seats 1,700 and the chamber music hall 500, and it is home to the Symphonic Orchestra of Castile and León, the city's Professional Music Conservatory, the Higher School of Dramatic Art and the Professional School of Dance and Experimental Theatre.

The center also houses schools for dance, drama, and music, so the place is regularly filled with classes and student presentations. It is recommended to check what events are happening before visiting, as the available spaces can vary depending on ongoing activities.

The auditorium seats 1,700 spectators and the chamber music hall 500. The building also holds a library and an exhibition room, and it is home to the Professional Conservatory of Music and the Higher School of Dramatic Art, so its stages and classrooms share one roof.