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Letter from Puerto Rico: Power outages worsen islanders’ climate change challenges
ARROYO, Puerto Rico – After a summer when temperatures soared here and around the globe, renown chef and food impresario......
El amor, la esperanza y el arte: exhibición
Exhibicion Love, hope & Art, Hospital Nacional del Niño...
SPEL storytellers start fall 2023 session
From Washington, D.C. to California, nearly two dozen interns and fellows — returning and new — have kicked off our......
La obra “Espejos: Clean” de Christine Quintana: falso paraíso detrás de espejos limpios
*This story was originally published by the Washington City Paper on Monday, October 2, 2023. Read the English version on their website.......
Painter Julio Valdez on making art for the times we live in in the next episode of “Artistas in the Capital”
Latin American countries have their own cultures – different kinds of music, dances, accents, art, and history. However, they share......
“Baño de Luna” aborda la tentación, el celibato y el drama
*This story was originally published by the Washington City Paper on Friday, September 27, 2023. Read the English version on their website.......
Jorge Anaya: An Inspirational Musician
Music has been a constant presence in the life of guitar-playing singer-songwriter Jorge Anaya. His father was also a musician.......
Fernando Botero (1932-2023)
Obituario, Fernando Botero (1932-2023)...
In D.C., a new space to bring together professionals of Dominican heritage
The Dominican community, one of the first Latin American diasporas to settle in Washington, D.C., maintains a visible and enduring......
El mes de la hispanidad
El mes de la hispanidad 2023...
D.C. artist Stephanie Mercedes’ creative response to gun violence
Mass shootings are in the news so much these days, and so are the angry public debates over whether the......
El cojo y el Loco- reseña
Reseña, Leer DC: Jaime Bailey, El cojo y el Loco, Ed. Alfaguara 2009...
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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,......
Instagram contest aims to bring us together in difficult times.
If you have a phone and a minute to spare, then a film festival awaits you.......
El Barrio Street Theater returns this weekend with a new play amidst the pandemic
After a 10 year hiatus, El Barrio Street Theater returns with a darkly humorous new play that puts humanity on......
Adams Morgan Day Recap: Hola Cultura and Mary’s Center teamed up to discuss COVID-19
Hola Cultura and Mary’s Center teamed up last weekend at Adams Morgan Day to talk about how COVID-19 has impacted......
In the pandemic, “la cultura” has found a new “casa” online
This spring participants in Hola Cultura’s Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL) sat down with Director of la Casa de......
Unique culinary tradition: ants
In our Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL) earlier this spring, we asked everyone to write about a tradition from......
National Mourning
Luto Nacional In these moments where violence against the African American community prevails and racism is evident against people of......
Famous Mexican photographer in D.C. for new exhibition
At the Mexican Cultural Institute last Thursday evening, Graciela Iturbide delighted a standing room-only crowd with stories and comments as......
Review: How a book on Salvador’s civil war helped me understand my own family history
Vanessa Núñez Handal’s novel, Dios Tenía Miedo, is a collection of unspoken truths about El Salvador’s Civil War which took......
OUR TOP TEN STORIES OF 2019!
Honoring Casilda Luna Art Review: Hardscrabble realities in rose colored hues Loco Culebra returns 2019 Guide to Latino Festivals Art......
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Crónicas para sentimentales- reseña
Reseña: Crónicas para Sentimentales...
Electronic literature exercises
Ejercicios de literatura electrónica | E-poems | bilingual La poesía visual es un tipo de literatura electrónica. Como su nombre......
Amor y Cohetes
De nuestra gustada sección: LEER DC, desde la cual promovemos la lectura entre la comunidad latina de Washington a través......
Día de los Difuntos
El viernes pasado Hola Cultura celebró en conjunción con Raíces Culturales Latinoamericanas, el Colectivo Literario Alta Hora de la Noche,......
Antología de narradores peruanos
Dividido en dos partes: Ficción en su Salsa y en Rescate de la Memoria, “Lo que tenemos en Común”, es......
Latin American Film Festival
Nuestros corresponsales han estado disfrutando de casi tres semanas de filmes latinoamericanos. El festival de este año llega a su......
La alondra como símbolo de ascensión mística
Además de música y arte, este viernes 27 de septiembre (6:30 a 9:30) la Peña Cultural de los Viernes de......
Del trópico a Manhattan “oquey”
Como parte del mes de la Hispanidad, tenemos el gusto de compartir con ustedes la reseña de Trópico en Manhattan,......
Festival de Cine Latinoamericano
Con la participación de unos cincuenta filmes, entre documentales y ficciones, el Festival de Cine Latinoamericano (Latin American Film Festival)......
Brincando de una nube a otra
Francisco Toledo (1940-2019) descanse en paz. El jueves 5 de septiembre falleció una de las figuras más importantes del arte......
Los Culpables – reseña
Reseña: Los Culpables, Juan Villoro...
TAL COMO TÚ –poema
por Sofía Estevez Me gustaría que supieras que nosotras queremos lo mejor para nuestros hijos, que hemos cruzado desiertos, ríos......