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Incitato – poemas de coyuntura
En esta ocasión presentamos un poema de la conocida autora Dana Gelinas. Su obra ha sido traducida en varios idiomas......
Movie review: “Reinas,” a story about separation and reconnection
*Leer en español. The film “Reinas” (Queens) takes place in Lima, Peru, in the 1990s, when the country was going......
Momentos-Poema Visual
Entre la zozobra, el pánico escénico y la consternación, iniciamos nuestras actividades en español con un poema visual relativo a......
María Elena Montero on cultivating wellness for “the mind, body and spirit”
January is National Staying Healthy Month not to mention those New Year’s resolutions and newer traditions like Dry January.......
Pay it forward: help fund more intern stipends in 2025!
In 2024, we provided work experience, mentorship and professional training to nearly four dozen interns between the ages of 16......
With Nicolás Kanellos’ White House recognition, U.S. honors contributions of Hispanic literature
It’s been 45 years since Arte Público Press began operating out of a single room at the University of Houston.......
A year of storytelling: our best-read articles of 2024
Check out the list of most viewed stories in both English and Spanish. Whether it be something new or an......
The SPEL team says adiós to a successful fall semester
That’s a wrap! As we settle in for the holidays and school semesters come to an end, so does Hola......
Lo mejor de 2024
Hola Cultura les desea buenas fiestas de fin de año. Les enviamos un gran abrazo, un sobre virtual con nuestros......
Making guacamole with Pati Jinich
Emmy-nominated Mexican host and star of “Pati’s Mexican Table” and New York Times bestselling author Pati Jinich recently shared her......
Relatos de Mujeres, cuentos
De nuestra gustada sección: LEER DC, desde la cual promovemos la lectura entre la comunidad latina de Washington a través......
Rosemount parents remain in the dark about Mount Pleasant preschool’s future
As the fall comes to a close, uncertainty lingers over the future of the Rosemount Center, one of D.C.’s oldest......
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This week on “The Climate Divide,” we explore the National Park Service’s management of the District’s parks
This week’s episode of “The Climate Divide” features an interview with Rachel Clark, the Policy Director at the George Washington......
SPEL wraps up another semester chronicling Latino culture
This semester in our Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL), we interviewed the producers of a new documentary about D.C.’s......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we speak with the coordinator for the Anacostia Parks & Community Collaborative
On this week’s episode of “The Climate Divide,” host Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe speaks to Brenda Richardson, the coordinator for the Anacostia......
Diana Rojas’ first book explores the “migrant existential identity crisis”
When Diana Rojas is asked where she is from, she jokes that she is from Connecticut, New Jersey AND Costa......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” how the District is doing at creating healthy homes
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we visit the first Healthy Homes Fair, where local residents had the opportunity to......
In “Artistas,” Stephanie Mercedes on transforming mourning into power and change
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have been 132 mass shootings in 2024 alone as of April 30. One......
“The Climate Divide” season three aims to highlight community resiliency
Since its launch two years ago, “The Climate Divide” has revealed the different environmental injustices affecting residents across the District.......
Artist and interpreter Marisela Rumberg finds common threads in her two careers
*Leer en español. In Marisela Rumberg’s “Tangled Garden,” black and white images of flowering vines and geometric symbols curve and......
How a group of Latinas is advocating for cleaner air
*Leer en español. When Montgomery County school bus driver Carmen Cortez first took the wheel of an electric bus in......
Virginia librarians are pushing back against book bans
In recent years, there have been increasing battles in several parts of the country over what books children are permitted......
In “Artistas” this month, Samuel Miranda on how to ensure a picture lasts forever
Every artist holds their own inspiration and motivational stories. Each story leads to creation, and these pieces tell vast and......
How Nando Álvarez uses art for social justice
*Leer en español. Since Nando Álvarez reached adulthood, art has been a constant presence in the life of the Ecuadorian-born......
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Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry
Simetría Citadina es una serie fotográfica en torno a las figuras, las sombras, los reflejos y las sugerencias ópticas que...
Sábado de autores
Day 8 publishing house nota de evento...
El Mariachi, nuevo sello postal
El mariachi, nuevo timbre postal de 2022...
Aguas Curativas, entrevista
Aguas Curativas, entrevista a Joan Belmar en torno a la exhibicion de pintura...
Hablando de minificciones
“El Libro de la Imaginación”, Edmundo Valadés. Reseña...
Frida Khalo y Diego Rivera, exhibición inmersiva
Reseña del show: Frida Khalo y Diego Rivera, exhibición inmersiva...
Del proverbio y la metáfora III
Dichos y Refranes III. Desde tiempos inmemorables los “DICHOS Y LOS REFRANES” llegaron a ser parte muy importante de la...
Mundo de escritores – reseña
Reseña de la novela "Mona"...
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...