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ArteVoces coming in April!
Direct from the podcast room last Friday at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in downtown D.C., we wrapped......
El Legado de las abuelitas
Felicidades a las mujeres del mundo que protestaron, marcharon y se involucraron en la lucha por la libertad y los......
Catch “Spirit and Strength: Modern Art From Haiti” at the National Gallery of Art before it closes
Amid the gray stone walls of the East Building at the National Gallery of Art, the exhibition “Spirit and Strength:......
Emilia Pérez: The most controversial film of the year?
Director Jacques Audiard’s film, “Emilia Pérez,” skyrocketed to success after its release last November. But after winning multiple Golden Globe......
Events and activities to celebrate Afro-Latinidad this Black History Month
Founded in 1926 and initially a week-long celebration, Black History Month honors Black communities’ rich legacies and achievements. This observance......
A bordo – poema
Buen lunes. Esperamos se encuentren bien, un abrazo bien grande a todos, sin distinción de ningún tipo. En esta ocasion......
Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry VI
Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry VI...
‘This is our reality’: How the one-man show “GUAC” turns grief into action
What do you do when you lose a son? What do you do when you lose a son to gun......
Meet the artists of the new ArteVoces series!
Six local artists representing four different art forms will share their personal and artistic journeys in Hola Cultura’s latest artist......
El alfabeto mágico – reseña
Escrita en primera persona “El alfabeto mágico” es la historia de un joven mexicano de la clase media de Ixmiquilpan......
Orquesta Manplesa’s salsa para la gente (for the people)
*Leer en español. It’s no coincidence that D.C.’s newest salsa band, Orquesta Manplesa, shares a name with La Manplesa, the......
Felix González Torres en la Galería Nacional de Retratos
Afirman los artistas que un retrato se puede expresar de múltiples formas, usando diferentes materiales y aplicando diferentes técnicas; y......
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“The Climate Divide” season four explores the decisions that will define the District’s climate future
As a historically hot summer continues in the District, “The Climate Divide” is back to cover the important choices our......
Gilsons fans flocked to the Black Cat for the Brazilian band’s first D.C. performance
Brazilians and lovers of Brazilian music packed into the Mainstage concert room at the Black Cat earlier this month to......
Journey into inclusivity: Hola Cultura adopts the term “Latine”
How does culture affect language? Language does not define people, but rather people define language, which we can see in......
Birder & writer María Elena Montero inspired by D.C. environment & Afro-Latina heritage
María Elena Montero credits her interest in birdwatching to her Dominican father, who used to tell her the names of......
From Broadway to D.C. youth development, Marjuan Canady is doing it all
Marjuan Canady is a woman of many titles. Canady is a writer, director, literary advocate, entrepreneur, performer, mother and Tony......
SPEL storytellers start the 2024 summer session
As the summer unfolds, we are thrilled to welcome a large, new cohort of enthusiastic interns to our team of......
Without action, the Unity Mural will be demolished in 2025
Leer en español. While the nation’s capital may be known for historical monuments made from bronze and stone, the District’s......
Ink, water and wonder: the artistic explorations of Irene Pantelis
*Leer en español. Local artist Irene Pantelis has a keen sense of exploration driven by her rich cultural background. Pantelis......
Local musician Javi Vera on self-production and promotion
The internet has revolutionized how we consume music, defining new generations of artists. Before the internet, there was limited diversity......
Canek Aguirre, Alexandria’s first Latino City Council member, seeks a third term
Canek Aguirre stands out as the first Latino ever elected to Alexandria City Council. By his own estimate, he is......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” how community organizations are becoming climate resilient
As climate change brings more extreme heat and intense storms, some cities around the United States are opening resilience hubs......
Documentary uses art to explore the making of D.C.’s Salvadorian community
Quique Avilés, a Salvadorian American poet and artist, arrived in the U.S. from El Salvador at age 15 and witnessed......
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“The Cheech” museo de arte chicano
Reseña del museo The Cheech en California...
Hablar Solos: reseña
Reseña del libro de Andrés Neuman, "Hablar solos"...
Bardo: realismo mágico visual
Reseña de cine: Bardo, falsa crónica de unas cuantas verdades...
MLK – del sueño a la vanguardia
Martin Luther King Day...
Feliz año nuevo 2023
Feliz año nuevo 2023...
Brazos: poema con alas
Poema Brazos, deLiliana Luppi Dossola...
Ballet hispánico: Doña Evita
El Ballet hispánico en el Kennedy Center. Dona Peron...
Simetría Citadina II
Collage: Washington dc street photos. Simetria Citadina...
Detective de novela, nueva serie
“Belascoarán, PI” de Paco Ignacio Taibo...
Catrinas, pan de muerto y música
The National Portrait Gallery celebró el Día de los Muertos con música, baile y una ofrenda comunitaria...
Mundo Rulfiano
Ensayo en torno a Juan Rulfo...
Don Chucho Valdés, celebración
Chucho Valdés en el Kennedy Center...