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New project, new funding: organizational news from Hola Cultura
It has been a busy summer at Hola Cultura! Besides advancing new stories and a fourth season of our acclaimed......
El gabinete de las curiosidades de Guillermo del Toro
La serie “El gabinete de las curiosidades” es una antología de pequeñas historias extrañas, ocho filmes de una hora producidos......
“The Climate Divide” season four explores the decisions that will define the District’s climate future
As a historically hot summer continues in the District, “The Climate Divide” is back to cover the important choices our......
Gilsons fans flocked to the Black Cat for the Brazilian band’s first D.C. performance
Brazilians and lovers of Brazilian music packed into the Mainstage concert room at the Black Cat earlier this month to......
Journey into inclusivity: Hola Cultura adopts the term “Latine”
How does culture affect language? Language does not define people, but rather people define language, which we can see in......
Migrantes: respeto y dignidad
La migración es un tema difícil de abordar y los políticos abusan culpando a los migrantes de todos los males…......
Birder & writer María Elena Montero inspired by D.C. environment & Afro-Latina heritage
María Elena Montero credits her interest in birdwatching to her Dominican father, who used to tell her the names of......
¡Llévatelo! – Adiós a Johnny Canales
Adiós a Johnny Canales...
From Broadway to D.C. youth development, Marjuan Canady is doing it all
Marjuan Canady is a woman of many titles. Canady is a writer, director, literary advocate, entrepreneur, performer, mother and Tony......
Cascada de conciencia- instalación pro ambientalista
Cascada de conciencia, instalación ecológica. Irene Zundel...
SPEL storytellers start the 2024 summer session
As the summer unfolds, we are thrilled to welcome a large, new cohort of enthusiastic interns to our team of......
Nadia Larcher: raíces andinas en el Folklife
Nadia Larcher: Tinya Raíz, Folklife Festival del Smithsonian...
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In “Artistas” this month, Samuel Miranda on how to ensure a picture lasts forever
Every artist holds their own inspiration and motivational stories. Each story leads to creation, and these pieces tell vast and......
How Nando Álvarez uses art for social justice
*Leer en español. Since Nando Álvarez reached adulthood, art has been a constant presence in the life of the Ecuadorian-born......
Interview with curators of “¡De última hora!: Latinas Report Breaking News”
*Leer en español. Did you know women have worked as reporters and writers at U.S. Spanish-language newspapers dating back as......
Be part of Hola Cultura’s SPEL summer session!
Are you a high school student looking to sharpen your writing skills and college readiness? Are you a college student......
In “Artistas” tomorrow, Marta Pérez-García on giving a voice to victims through art
How can we uplift marginalized voices? Some may go to protests or post on social media. In Marta Pérez-García’s case,......
Miles Morales: The impact and evolution of a Marvel Afro Latino phenomenon
*Leer en español. Despite their popularity with audiences, African American and Latino superheroes have been seen yet underutilized. But one......
Review: J-Lo’s new musical film is an ode to self-love
Whether you know her as Jennifer Lopez, J-Lo or “Jenny from the Block,” you’d have to be living under a......
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......
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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...