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Members of the Folkloric Ballet of Camagüey and authorities of the institutional system of Culture in the province celebrated the company's 30th anniversary on last September 12 at its renovated headquarters.

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 Towns and cities are known for their legends. Camagüey is a city rich in them and we have all heard them in one way or another. There is a park where they are exposed, and books where they are told; but for the first time they will be taken to an audiovisual series.

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The Ballet of Camagüey started a season in the Culture Week with classic and contemporary works by choreographer Norbe Risco, former dancer of the company and current artistic director of the Kentucky Ballet Theater.

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The presentation of the first three albums recorded at the Caonao Recording Studio in this city characterizes the current edition of the Sound of Camagüey, an event promoted by Manolito Simonet within the Culture Week.

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The Office of the Historian of the City of Camagüey (OHCC) announced part of the cultural program that from this month will lead to 25th anniversary of the institution, to be celebrated next February 24.

The Olorum Festival, promoted by the Folkloric Ballet of Camagüey, will be celebrated from December 20 to 23 in this city, its tenth edition and 30 years of the company of maestro Reinaldo Echemendía Estrada.

The Camagüey Professional Choir turns 60 today. With that pretext, he will offer a concert in the José Marín Varona room, at 8:30 p.m. It will be a night of elves and angels, of songs and feelings from this city.

The Camagüey International Video Art Festival (FIVAC), forced by the pandemic to change the date and the programming scheme, will develop its ninth edition on November 8, 9 and 10 at El Circuito.

It is not the first time that Oscar Lasseria has dedicated a personal exhibition to Our Lady of Charity, Patron Saint of Cuba. That is why he chooses her day, September 8, for the opening. The new exhibition, entitled Blanco & Negro, will be available until the end of the year at the Alejo Carpentier Gallery.

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