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Canek Aguirre, Alexandria’s first Latino City Council member, seeks a third term
Canek Aguirre stands out as the first Latino ever elected to Alexandria City Council. By his own estimate, he is......
Animalia, cuentos de Julio Cortázar, reseña
Reseña del libro: Animalia, Julio Cortázar...
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...
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In this month’s episode of “Artistas in the Capital,” representation: one puzzle piece at a time
How do you pass down culture? Cook food? Make crafts? Read stories? Two Washington area Latina moms found a fun......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we discuss Kingman Park’s history of contamination and the local activism that led to constructing D.C.’s Northeast Boundary Tunnel
On this week’s episode of “The Climate Divide,” host Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe speaks with Kingman Park activist Frazer Walton Jr. and......
This week on “The Climate Divide,” we speak with the co-founder of Defensores de la Cuenca
On this week’s episode of “The Climate Divide,” host Marcelo Jauregui-Volpe speaks to Abel Olivo, executive director and co-founder of......
Magdalena’s life journey with the beauty of flamenco
The sounds of feet hitting the ground break the silence in the room. At first, it seems impulsive, but then......
Thank you, Hola Cultura community!
To everyone who has supported our 12th anniversary fundraiser, we send our gratitude and appreciation. Last Thursday’s fundraiser at The......
“The Climate Divide” is back!
After many months of interviews, research and recording, we are excited to announce the launch of season 2 of Hola...
Join us on Nov. 9 to celebrate Hola Cultura’s 12th anniversary!
It’s our anniversary! This fall, Hola Cultura is turning 12. Over the course of those years, we’ve developed and examined......
In tomorrow’s episode of “Artistas in the Capital,” Alejandro Góngora’s journey with Corazón Folklórico DC
Originally from San Diego, California, Alejandro Góngora’s inspiration for establishing the nonprofit dance company Corazón Folklórico came from moving to......
Get the cempasúchil! Time to celebrate Día de los Muertos in the DMV!
Across all cultures, death and loss are handled very differently with a multitude of special traditions. Día de los Muertos,......
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......
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......
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......
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Reflexiones en torno al tiempo II
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo 2, collage de fotos...
Margarita “Tata” Cepeda: la Bomba
Margarita “Tata” Cepeda, La bomba. The National Museum of the American Latino...
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo
Reflexiones en torno al tiempo, serie fotografica...
Donde reside la tristeza
Poema tomado del libro: “Capullos en el último tramo de vida”...
Arte, disfraces y máscaras
Artomatic: fiesta, concurso de disfraces, Arti-grass DC...
“The Cheech” museo de arte chicano
Reseña del museo The Cheech en California...
Hablar Solos: reseña
Reseña del libro de Andrés Neuman, "Hablar solos"...
Bardo: realismo mágico visual
Reseña de cine: Bardo, falsa crónica de unas cuantas verdades...
MLK – del sueño a la vanguardia
Martin Luther King Day...
Feliz año nuevo 2023
Feliz año nuevo 2023...
Brazos: poema con alas
Poema Brazos, deLiliana Luppi Dossola...
Ballet hispánico: Doña Evita
El Ballet hispánico en el Kennedy Center. Dona Peron...