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Decades after its founding, CARECEN’s services to the community seem more critical than ever
After waiting a decade back home in El Salvador, “M” was excited when her visa was finally approved. But after......
Hola Cultura expands our coverage!
*Leer en español. Good news! Hola Cultura is growing and spreading its wings. We’re expanding our coverage of arts, culture......
D.C. artist Rebecca Perez champions motherhood and mental health in her deeply personal work
Rebecca Perez’s art reflects her deeply personal experiences, blending motherhood, trauma and cultural identity. A D.C.-based artist with Puerto Rican......
Arturo Griffiths (1949-2025), obituario
Después de una gran batalla contra la diabetes y varios problemas de salud; con entradas y salidas al hospital y......
Anti-immigration policies create widespread fear and mobilization
Every time Rosa, a 39-year-old Guatemalan woman living in Texas, pulls out of her driveway these days, she finds herself......
Elizabeth Gearin Tackles the Unexplored Consequences of Greener Cities
In previous reporting, Hola Cultura’s podcast “The Climate Divide” has shared insights from experts who express growing concern over the......
“The Sons of El Rey” and the masks we hide behind
As Ernesto Vega, a legendary Mexican luchador, waits on his deathbed for his final breath, he has no choice but......
The Shade Gap: How Development Is Taking a Toll on D.C.’s Tree Canopy, Putting Human Health At Risk
This story is part of Hola Cultura’s investigative series “The Shade Gap,” supported by Spotlight DC and a seed grant......
The SPEL team wraps up the spring 2025 semester!
¡Hasta luego (see you later)! As we approach the beginning of summer, we have just said goodbye to Hola Cultura’s......
Más allá del semblante, poema
Por fin el Verano, la humedad y la ropa ligera. De la destacada poeta Gabriella Gutiérrez y Muhs un poema......
How tariffs are affecting Latin American restaurants in the District
Each week, Alcy De Souza treks across the Potomac River to the Restaurant Depot in Alexandria to restock on wholesale......
Frida en Museo de Bellas Artes de Virginia
La tan esperada y programada exhibición del año, ya está aquí. Para todos los amantes de Frida, tenemos la fortuna......
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With Nicolás Kanellos’ White House recognition, U.S. honors contributions of Hispanic literature
It’s been 45 years since Arte Público Press began operating out of a single room at the University of Houston.......
A year of storytelling: our best-read articles of 2024
Check out the list of most viewed stories in both English and Spanish. Whether it be something new or an......
The SPEL team says adiós to a successful fall semester
That’s a wrap! As we settle in for the holidays and school semesters come to an end, so does Hola......
Making guacamole with Pati Jinich
Emmy-nominated Mexican host and star of “Pati’s Mexican Table” and New York Times bestselling author Pati Jinich recently shared her......
Rosemount parents remain in the dark about Mount Pleasant preschool’s future
As the fall comes to a close, uncertainty lingers over the future of the Rosemount Center, one of D.C.’s oldest......
A journey through dance and music with Brazilian nonprofit EducArte
What comes to mind when you think of Brazil? The colorful parades during Carnival, the yellow and green jerseys of......
Immigrants are not statistics, they are people just like everyone else
With immigration so much in the news, today we bring you Hola Cultura’s podcast “Undocu-Life, No Longer Dreaming.” First aired......
Spring into 2025 with Hola Cultura’s SPEL program!
Are you considering a career in journalism or communications? Do you want to improve your writing, teamwork and copy editing......
In remembrance, Día de los Muertos in the District
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a holiday that honors the cyclical nature of life by paying......
Hola Cultura begins selecting artists for dialogue series
We’ve had an eventful fall so far at Hola Cultura! In addition to kicking off the SPEL semester and receiving......
Efforts to save the Unity Mural gain local media attention
Did you catch the Unity Mural on WETA last week? Perhaps you heard our interview on WTOP? The P.B.S. channel’s......
Salsa legend Celia Cruz’s legacy continues with “¡Azúcar!” on the quarter
Celia Cruz, known as the Queen of Salsa, is remembered for her resounding energy and her desire to bring joy......
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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...
La cara al fuego – microrelato
Cuento Corto - microrelato de Álvaro Sánchez...
Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry III
Collage de fotos: Simetría Citadina | City Symmetry 3...
Preservando la historia de la comunidad LGBTQIA+
José Gutiérrez, entrevista en torno a la comunidad LGBTQIA+...