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No fue en el bar – poema
Poema femenino entre el amor y el placer...
In “Artistas” tomorrow, Marta Pérez-García on giving a voice to victims through art
How can we uplift marginalized voices? Some may go to protests or post on social media. In Marta Pérez-García’s case,......
Homenaje a Mount Pleasant
Video ejercicio en torno a la emblematica esquina de Mount Pleasant y Lamont...
Miles Morales: The impact and evolution of a Marvel Afro Latino phenomenon
*Leer en español. Despite their popularity with audiences, African American and Latino superheroes have been seen yet underutilized. But one......
El Axolotl en peligro
El ajolote mexicano, o Axolotl, es una especie está en peligro de extinción...
Review: J-Lo’s new musical film is an ode to self-love
Whether you know her as Jennifer Lopez, J-Lo or “Jenny from the Block,” you’d have to be living under a......
Fin de semana de San Valentín
La pregunta por hacerse es: ¿por qué no tenemos un fin de semana del amor? O de San Valentín, o...
Naturally Latinos Conference provides a needed space to discuss climate change
U.S. Latinos, compared to non-Latinos, consistently express more concern about climate change and other environmental problems when asked by opinion......
Cumpleaños surreal
A 100 anos del manifiesto surrealista...
In tomorrow’s episode of “Artistas,” author Tanya Katerí Hernández discusses the “Latino racial innocence cloak”
On this episode of “Artistas in the Capital,” we explore discrimination, racial bias and social justice with Dr. Tanya Katerí......
El Conde en blanco y negro
Reseña del filme "El Conde" de 2023...
SPEL starts a new year!
After the long, cold holiday season, our SPEL team is warmed up and ready to begin the 2024 spring semester!......
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How choreographer Gabriel Mata uses dance to tell his story
Gabriel Mata first began dancing in high school at a time when he was awakening to his queer identity and......
Our newest podcast, “Artistas in the Capital,” launches June 14
We are excited to share that our new podcast, “Artistas in the Capital,” launches this Wednesday, June 14! Recent recipients......
Hola Cultura and WAMU win a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award!
As we start to get a taste of summer heat, it’s a good time to revisit “The Climate Divide” podcast,......
Costa Rican painter Marite Vidales on her art and inspiration
Marite Vidales is a Costa Rican painter who has exhibited extensively in the United States, Germany, Peru, and Costa Rica......
Inspired by his students, Sami Miranda became a poet who honors his raíces
In his visual art and poetry, D.C. artist, writer and teacher Samuel ‘Sami’ Miranda shows off his Puerto Rican raíces......
Julio Valdez on art’s duty to capture life’s light and dark currents
Julio Valdez’s passion spills through, even on a Zoom call. He has the playful energy of a father coaching Little......
Seeking D.C. students for the summer semester of SPEL!
Leer en español abajo Join us this summer for our next semester of the Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL)! Hola......
“Finding La Negrita,” a new novel inspired by real life history of powerful Afro Latinas
Natasha Gordon-Chipembere, author of the new novel, “Finding La Negrita,” compares her narrative about powerful African women living in colonial......
GALA’s gender-challenging fairy tale is as much for parents as it is for children
The new bilingual play at the GALA Hispanic Theatre is based on a fairy tale but of a modern kind.......
Talking “Climate Divides” with Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe
*This story was originally published in our spring newsletter. Sign up here. Hola Cultura sat down with one of the......
Hola Cultura’s SPEL storytelling program begins spring semester
On January 24, the spring semester of our Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning began. For the next three months, a......
Interview with Armando Lopez-Bircann
D.C.-based artist Armando Lopez-Bircann grew up in the Dominican Republic, without much access to art museums. But thanks to an......
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Cantinflas en VHS y la mini-biblioteca
Peliculas de Cantinflas en VHS en la mini-biblioteca...
We The People Before – exhibición
We The People Before - exhibición en el Kennedy Center. Tres dias de cultura original...
El Folklife Festival vuelve al National Mall
Smithsonian Folklife Festival después de una ausencia de dos años...
El cumpleaños de Aura, reseña
Reseña de la novela Aura, de Carlos Fuentes...
La marcha arcoíris
Capital Pride Parade: La marcha arcoíris...
Contra la violencia: relatos visuales
Poesia Visual: People, peace, love NO war...
Capas de significado, exhibición
Mapeo de las Capas (Mapping the layers), obra de Julio Valdez. Museo de las Americas, OAS...
Nuestro mundo muerto, reseña
Nuestro Mundo Muerto, Liliana Colanzi...
Esconder los libros, quemarlos
Esconder la verdad es un acto de censura y nepotismo...
Contra la Guerra
MIcro Relato: El Angel...
Mapa en blanco – reseña
Reseña literaria de la serie Leer DC...
Las mujeres naranja
"Mujeres Naranja" show en el Smithsonian...