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The hidden costs of flooding in D.C.’s poorest wards
This project was supported with funds from the Pulitzer Center and Spotlight DC. We co-published this story with the Washington City......
Corazón Folklórico DC’s Alejandro Góngora creates an inclusive dance community
Alejandro Góngora, the founder and artistic director of Corazón Folklórico DC, believes in the strength of a community that’s there......
Fallece astro musical desconocido
Tributo a Sixto Rodríguez...
Pioneering editor Nicolás Kanellos discusses how Arte Público Press got its start in our latest episode of “Artistas in the Capital”
Before the Latino Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s and 70s, Latino writers in the United States faced multiple obstacles,......
Celia Cruz en moneda conmemorativa
Celia Cruz en moneda conmemorativa...
SPEL storytellers wrap up another successful semester
Enhancing her writing ability is something that Evelyn Margarito-Casas says she’s enjoyed about participating in Hola Cultura’s Storytelling Program for......
Vandalismo Corporativo
Mural: Washington Amordazado, vandalismo corporativo...
Sitar Arts Center helps young artists launch creative careers
Do you like to draw but don’t know how that could translate into a career? D.C.’s Sitar Arts Center has......
GALA seeks artistic leader to carry on co-founder’s legacy
For nearly half a century, GALA Hispanic Theatre has given D.C. a distinctive vision of Hispanic culture. After losing its......
“El rey siempre está por encima del pueblo”
RESEÑA: Daniel Alarcón “El rey siempre está por encima del pueblo”, Alfaguara 2010...
How telenovelas influence us and our collective memory
The telenovela is “a Latin American cultural phenomenon,” says German-Latina researcher Hannah Müssemann, that reaches entire households worldwide, winning over......
La cara al fuego – microrelato
Cuento Corto - microrelato de Álvaro Sánchez...
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What to know before you go to your COVID vaccination appointment
With all D.C. adults becoming eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine this past Monday and the entire DMV area by April......
“Unstoppable! Undeniable! Undocumented! Unafraid!”
A social chronicle of last Thursday’s historic immigration votes in the U.S. House of Representatives Above: a selection of tweets......
Latinos nationwide gear up to fight for environmental justice
Latinos are often referred to as “canaries in the mine” when it comes to climate change, pollution and other environmental......
How a local author embraced her Afro-Latina Identity and thrived
“I’m just like Cardi B, I fall down eight times; I get up nine,” says Rosalyn Lake Montero, a local......
A local band’s artistic journey from Colombian musical tribute to the Wammies
DeSanguashington is a local band known for its fusion of Colombian music such as cumbia and vallenato with other musical......
Martin Luther King Jr.
Hola a todos en este importante día en el que celebramos el nacimiento de uno de los luchadores sociales más......
Girls as “important actors in history”: National exhibition goes beyond easy stereotypes
When Dr. Mireya Loza and other curators at the National Museum of American History began work on an exhibition celebrating......
David Amoroso’s artistic journey from Mexican icons to Dr. Fauci
The local artist’s recent exhibition provides a glimpse into his passion for Latinx culture and the ways he has adapted......
“DC is my City”: Carlos Carmonamedina on his popular postcard series
When local artist Carlos Carmonamedina moved to D.C. in 2015, he found that drawing his surroundings was a way to......
Manuel Mendez on documenting D.C.’s Afro-Latino story
When Manuel Mendez was a teenager growing up in the 1990s in the District’s Columbia Heights neighborhood, he was a......
What will Biden’s victory mean for immigrants? An interview with CARECEN’s Abel Nuñez
On election night last week, as the whole nation was waiting for the polls to close,......
Ofrendando al Día de los Muertos |Day of the Dead
“The Day of the Dead is a holiday that celebrates life and death that originated in Mesoamerica. For me personally,......
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Recrear a Frida
¿Qué no se ha dicho de Frida Kahlo? Hay quién afirma que se ha dicho todo y más de Frida,......
EL HOMBRE DE 100 AÑOS QUE SALIÓ POR LA VENTANA Y DESAPARECIÓ
Filme review- reseña de cine...
El aislamiento de COVID aumenta los riesgos de violencia doméstica
Con COVID-19 obligando a las personas a pasar más tiempo en casa, los expertos dicen que......
¡Imprimiendo la REVOLUCIÓN!
Sin duda vivimos un momento de revuelta, protesta y disconformidad. Las marchas y los movimientos se extienden desde Guatemala y......
COVID-19 y uso de sustancias
Cómo el estrés relacionado con COVID-19 afecta el uso de sustancias Como parte de nuestra alianza con Mary’s Center para......
El perro del hortelano- reseña
Esta comedia clásica es una de mis favoritas del teatro del siglo de oro español, el perro vegetariano que no......
Ganadores
Los primeros claxonazos empezaron a sonar como a las 11:45 de la mañana. Los gritos de celebración, los aplausos, las......
En torno a la verdad | Ensayo
Por definición la verdad es lo opuesto a la mentira, a lo falso y lo que no es tangible. A......
Campanas al vuelo
Por quién doblan las campanas, parafraseando al gran Ernest Hemingway, quien por cierto vivió en Cuba por muchos años, las......
Herramientas culturales
Como muchos sabrán, pero quizá no todos, Kanopy es la plataforma digital que utilizan las bibliotecas públicas del área metropolitana......
Bolívar, una lucha admirable
“Bolívar”, es una serie de televisión en Netflix y consta de 60 episodios. En ellos se narra la vida del......
DIVAS
Como parte de los eventos virtuales del mes hispano presentamos la exhibición DIVAS. Esta muestra es un homenaje a las......