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How choreographer Gabriel Mata uses dance to tell his story
Gabriel Mata first began dancing in high school at a time when he was awakening to his queer identity and......
Our newest podcast, “Artistas in the Capital,” launches June 14
We are excited to share that our new podcast, “Artistas in the Capital,” launches this Wednesday, June 14! Recent recipients......
Hola Cultura and WAMU win a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award!
As we start to get a taste of summer heat, it’s a good time to revisit “The Climate Divide” podcast,......
Artificialidad Inteligente
Inteligencia Artificial, cuento corto. Literatura de anticipación...
Costa Rican painter Marite Vidales on her art and inspiration
Marite Vidales is a Costa Rican painter who has exhibited extensively in the United States, Germany, Peru, and Costa Rica......
Hugo Medrano: In memoriam
Hugo Medrano: in memoriam...
Inspired by his students, Sami Miranda became a poet who honors his raíces
In his visual art and poetry, D.C. artist, writer and teacher Samuel ‘Sami’ Miranda shows off his Puerto Rican raíces......
Julio Valdez on art’s duty to capture life’s light and dark currents
Julio Valdez’s passion spills through, even on a Zoom call. He has the playful energy of a father coaching Little......
Alfredo Arreguín – Adiós maestro
La comunidad artística está de luto ya que el día 24 de abril del presente año dejó de existir uno...
Día de la Tierra: un llamado urgente de vida
Día de la Tierra 2023, marcha en Washington DC...
Concierto Amazonia: homenaje al agua
Concierto Amazonia, festival River-Run. Kennedy Center...
Seeking D.C. students for the summer semester of SPEL!
Leer en español abajo Join us this summer for our next semester of the Storytelling Program for Experiential Learning (SPEL)! Hola......
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Latino History Tour- History Conference
As part of the 2018 DC History Conference on Sunday, Hola Cultura hosted another guided tour focused on the history......
Adams Morgan history tour Sunday!
We’re looking forward to seeing everyone today at 1:30 p.m. for another Latino History Tour of the Adams Morgan neighborhood......
“The Nest,” a poem
Today Hola Cultura is pleased to present the poem, “The Nest,” by Liliana Dossola, a McLean resident originally from Argentina.......
The legacy of the Unity Mural
The making of a historic mural and what it will take to keep it from total destruction The Unity Mural,......
Help us save the Unity Mural!
What will it take to save the legacy of the Unity Mural? We wrap up this D.C. Latino History Special......
D.C. Latino History Issue-Week 4
Gentrification impacts the community in three main ways: economically, culturally, and emotionally...But its deep and complicated history can make its...
Interview: Elena & Los Fulanos
You can be both immigrant and American at the same time. Those two things don’t have to be in conflict......
D.C. Latino History Issue-Week 3
BREAKING NEWS: Yesterday a federal judge in California ordered a temporary halt to the Trump administration’s plans to end the......
The immigrant experience – then & now
Yesterday a federal judge in California ordered a temporary halt to the Trump administration’s plans to end the TPS program......
D.C. Latino History Special Issue-Week 2
The history of Latino Adams Morgan We spent the summer examining what Adams Morgan was like in the 1980s when......
D.C. Latino History Timeline
The Making of D.C.’s Latino Community What brought Latin American immigrants to the Washington area In the first half of......
Music: ‘Cruzando Borders’ with Los Texmaniacs
Los Texmaniacs, the Grammy Award winning San Antonio-based band with a sizable local following, was back in D.C. last week...
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La línea se convierte en río
Francisco Cantú Festival Nacional del Libro DC 2018 Una de las buenas sorpresas del pasado Festival Nacional del Libro DC......
Poesía en la Folger Shakespeare Library
El festival de poesía O.B Hardison cumple 15 años este año y por eso un aplauso. Por su estrado han......
La casa lobo -animación experimental
The Latin American Film Festival en AFI. La casa lobo podría parecer un cuento de hadas si no fuera porque......
Tardes de Poesía en Virginia
Federico García Lorca en Sterling Como parte de las celebraciones por el mes de la Herencia Hispana, la biblioteca de......
Chinola Kid, una vieja historia del nuevo oeste
*De nuestra gustada sección: LEER DC. Nuestras RESEÑAS de la Biblioteca Pública* Para aquellos a quienes gustan de las historias de......
Microrelatos, literatura mínima
A continuación presentamos tres microrelatos de Fernando Gudiel, poeta radicado en Virginia que gusta de los atardeceres en Adams Morgan......
Festival Nacional del Libro DC-Vidas y Fronteras
Alfredo Corchado, el autor de “Medianoche en México,” se presentó en el salón 146 del Festival Nacional del Libro DC......
La Rambla Paralela, reseña
De nuestra gustada sección: Leer DC, los libros de la Biblioteca Pública Despotricando contra todo y contra todos, el personaje......
Axolotl: animal milenario en extinción
Estamos siendo testigos de una de las más grandes extinciones de flora y fauna a nivel mundial producto del cambio......
Teatro: Nuestra señora de las Nubes, obra de exilio
El Teatro la Luna lleva al escenario una obra que toca las venas de la audiencia compuesta por inmigrantes que......
Crónica de un simposio no anunciado
El 30 de Junio se llevó a cabo en el Kennedy Center un evento literario en el que participaron; Sandra Cisneros (La......
Nuevas adquisiciones en la National Portrait Gallery
Como siempre nos sentimos orgullosos de los reconocimientos a los artistas de origen latino, en esta ocasión se trata de......