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El retorno de Evita en GALA
*This story was originally published by the Washington City Paper on May 23, 2024. Read the English version on their website. Música,......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” how community organizations are becoming climate resilient
As climate change brings more extreme heat and intense storms, some cities around the United States are opening resilience hubs......
Documentary uses art to explore the making of D.C.’s Salvadorian community
Quique Avilés, a Salvadorian American poet and artist, arrived in the U.S. from El Salvador at age 15 and witnessed......
Cómo un grupo de latinas lucha por un aire más limpio
Cómo un grupo de latinas lucha por un aire más limpio...
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......
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo III
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo es una serie fotográfica de imágenes captadas en nuestra ciudad capital por Hola Cultura en...
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......
Embajadas y cultura en DC
Fin de Semana de Embajadas...
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......
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Naturally Latinos Conference provides a needed space to discuss climate change
U.S. Latinos, compared to non-Latinos, consistently express more concern about climate change and other environmental problems when asked by opinion......
In tomorrow’s episode of “Artistas,” author Tanya Katerí Hernández discusses the “Latino racial innocence cloak”
On this episode of “Artistas in the Capital,” we explore discrimination, racial bias and social justice with Dr. Tanya Katerí......
SPEL starts a new year!
After the long, cold holiday season, our SPEL team is warmed up and ready to begin the 2024 spring semester!......
HumanitiesDC’s first Latina executive director wants all Washingtonians to feel seen and heard
Growing up in a family that valued activism, Rebecca Lemos Otero learned from an early age how to make a......
Capital City art teacher José Cuevas passes on “intuition and transferable skills”
José Cuevas says it was love and the desire for a change in scenery that prompted him to follow his......
In the next episode of “Artistas in the Capital,” César Maxit discusses creating art for social good
Throughout history, social justice activists have found many ways to spread their message: organize protests, hand out fliers, or more......
Hola Cultura wraps up a successful 2023!
Since Hola Cultura began as an arts project in 2011, it’s been a surprising and beautiful journey with important milestones.......
Our best read stories of 2023
As we approach the end of 2023, Hola Cultura is looking back at our most viewed stories this year...
Fiestas de fin de año y buenos deseos
Fiestas de fin de año y buenos deseos...
This week on “The Climate Divide,” how one D.C. neighborhood is striving towards environmental justice
The season finale of “The Climate Divide” reports on the controversy surrounding a chemical plant in Ivy City that’s been......
End of the SPEL 2023 fall semester
What do our SPEL interns and fellows think about their time at Hola Cultura this fall? Nearly all (88.9%) say......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” the state of climate action in D.C.
This week’s episode of “The Climate Divide” delves into what the D.C. government is doing to protect residents from climate......
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El amor, la esperanza y el arte: exhibición
Exhibicion Love, hope & Art, Hospital Nacional del Niño...
Fernando Botero (1932-2023)
Obituario, Fernando Botero (1932-2023)...
El mes de la hispanidad
El mes de la hispanidad 2023...
El cojo y el Loco- reseña
Reseña, Leer DC: Jaime Bailey, El cojo y el Loco, Ed. Alfaguara 2009...
Una carta desde Oakland: La falta de árboles en los barrios de bajos ingresos contribuye a la desigualdad
*Read in English OAKLAND, California – El roble es el símbolo de esta ciudad. Pero no todos los barrios de......
¡Mejora tus habilidades en la sesión de otoño de SPEL!
*Read in English about how to sign up for the fall semester of SPEL! Recruitment for high school and college......
¿Cómo es vender comida en la calle bajo el calor extremo de D.C.?
*Read in English Cientos de jóvenes, niños y personas mayores caminan a diario la milla y media entre el Columbia......
Antes y después
Fotos de la serie antes y después # 4...
Fallece astro musical desconocido
Tributo a Sixto Rodríguez...
Celia Cruz en moneda conmemorativa
Celia Cruz en moneda conmemorativa...
Vandalismo Corporativo
Mural: Washington Amordazado, vandalismo corporativo...
“El rey siempre está por encima del pueblo”
RESEÑA: Daniel Alarcón “El rey siempre está por encima del pueblo”, Alfaguara 2010...