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Celebrando el día internacional de la poesía
Desde hace unos años a la fecha al 21 de marzo se le conoce como “el día mundial de la......
Chicken tinga: versatile staple for making comfort foods on a budget
With oil prices rising due to the Iran war and inflation remaining stubbornly elevated, everything is expected to get more......
Despite curfews and ‘watchful eyes,’ D.C. youth culture adapts and endures
Being a young person in D.C. often means navigating through a land full of rich culture, but having your access......
Cada cual elije qué creer – cuento
Un saludo cálido a todos nuestros lectores después de unos días gélidos y oscuros de un tiempo triste. En esta......
A new semester of SPEL!
A new year marks the start of another semester at SPEL, bringing together fresh faces and returning interns from across......
El bombín andino, una tradición cultural
Un abrazo a todas las mujeres del mundo y lo mejor en este mes femenino, a pesar de todo. Para......
Living brava with Violeta Garza
On March 19, we held our first Hola Escritores Charla with Author Violeta Garza. Watch a recording of the event.......
Amanda Shea is paving the way for BIPOC poets to thrive in the Boston poetry scene
I first met acclaimed Boston poet Amanda Shea at Outspoken Saturdays, a radio program she hosts on WGBH that features......
Baltimore artist Jainson Cedillo paints identity, culture and self-acceptance
Baltimore-based artist Jainson Cedillo, 23, says fully embracing his identity through his artwork has been an evolution. Once mainly producing......
Orquesta Manplesa’s salsa para la gente
*Read in English. No es coincidencia que la orquesta de salsa más nueva de D.C., Orquesta Manplesa, comparta su nombre......
Eastie Rising: for muralist Felipe Ortiz, street art is a way to bridge differences and build community
Felipe Ortiz, a classically trained artist and street muralist, finds inspiration when painting on the street, particularly in his own......
Rubén Darío – aniversario
Este año se conmemoran 110 años del fallecimiento de Rubén Darío (1867–1916), figura central de la literatura hispanoamericana y máximo......
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Baltimore artist Jainson Cedillo paints identity, culture and self-acceptance
Baltimore-based artist Jainson Cedillo, 23, says fully embracing his identity through his artwork has been an evolution. Once mainly producing......
Eastie Rising: for muralist Felipe Ortiz, street art is a way to bridge differences and build community
Felipe Ortiz, a classically trained artist and street muralist, finds inspiration when painting on the street, particularly in his own......
¡A Comer!: Mesoamerican chocolate truffles for Valentine’s Day
History: Chocolate originated in Mesoamerica Maybe you like chocolate? Did you know that the ancient Aztecs and Mayas considered it......
Bad Bunny at the Super Bowl: Fighting hate with love – and good music
During Sunday’s much-anticipated Super Bowl halftime show, live, in the center of a stage surrounded by over 70,000 fans and......
On friendship, pride and belonging with Alejandro Heredia
It has been one year since Alejandro Heredia introduced the world to “Loca.” This spellbinding debut about intersectionality, enduring friendship......
Book party this Friday celebrating new novel by Alberto Roblest
*Leer en español. Alberto Roblest’s recently translated novel, “A Necklace of Ears,” was first published in Spanish a few years......
Across generations, East Boston tells its story
Tide Talks began with a simple goal: to listen to East Boston residents as they navigate a neighborhood facing rising......
¡A Comer!: Warming up January with sopa de plátano
Welcome to our new recipe column, ¡A comer!. Each month, we will share a new recipe that celebrates Latine cuisine......
Paso Nuevo director speaks on the GALA youth theater program
For more than three decades, the Paso Nuevo Youth Program has worked with Latine teens in Washington, D.C., helping them......
Sharing East Boston histories on January 24
Join Hola Cultura for a community conversation featuring East Boston residents who’ve participated in our Tide Talks Oral History Project.......
Hola Cultura is looking for spring 2026 interns
Are you a high schooler, college student or young adult interested in topics centered in Latine art, identity, social/environmental justice,......
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Botones e historia
Dicen que la historia tiene diferentes formas de contarse y decirse, una es por supuesto la historia escrita en los......
Best read of 2025
Out of everything we published in 2025, these stories attracted the largest number of views. Before ringing in the new......
Liliana Valenzuela y el arte de la traducción
Liliana Valenzuela nació en la Ciudad de México, y por azares del destino cuando tenía veintitantos años emigró a Estados......
Un mundo sin escritura manuscrita
El escribir es una de las funciones del lenguaje, quizá una de las más importantes. La práctica de la escritura......
Chicuarotes- filme reseña
Hay filmes que no pasan de moda, ya por su temática, su estética, su tono, o la realidad que retratan,......
Yo, el de la isla -poemas
Un caluroso y solidario abrazo para todos nuestros amigos del Caribe y sus países que sufrieron el impacto del huracán......
La supermujer – poemas
Felicidades a todos los protestadores por su participación, su buen comportamiento y su sentido de solidaridad. Un acto histórico, un......
Naufragio-poema
El sábado cuatro de octubre se celebró el XXXII Maratón Internacional de Poesía del Teatro de la Luna, con 20......
400 mujeres artistas del DMV
Algo verdaderamente hermoso está sucediendo en el área del DMV. El artista, curador y bloguero Florencio Lennox Campello, a quien......
Identidad: mes de la herencia hispana
Como cada septiembre nos encontramos celebrando el mes de la herencia hispana, aunque este año con un poco de miedo......
Nocturno de Chile- Bolaño, reseña
“Leamos todos”: reseñas de libros que se pueden encontrar en las Bibliotecas Públicas al alcance de todos. “Nocturno de Chile”......
Realidad acercándose a la distopia
Hijos de hombres (Children of Men) es una película de Alfonso Cuarón que en su momento pasó un tanto desapercibida......