• You are here:  
  • Home
  • Culture

Peruvian artist Sonia Cunliffe will undertake a unique project at the 15th Havana Biennial, inspired by Cuba’s mobile cinema tradition. She will use an old truck, carefully preserved by its driver, a humble man from the town of Lugareño in Camagüey.

Read more ...

The bees gather on stage, moving in unison like a hive in full activity. With costumes that reflect the sun's brightness, their movements celebrate love and creativity. In the air, laughter and singing resonate, while the sun's rays seem to embrace each little performer, illuminating the stage and the hearts of those who observe them. In this way, they not only entertain, they also inspire belief in teamwork.

Read more ...

Ácana Publishing House is entering the digital market through the Ruth Publishing House platform, with three books that represent a commitment to diversify formats and ensure that its catalog is accessible to more readers.

Read more ...

Spending the summer in Madrid is almost an act of resilience. While many Madrileños escape to beaches or mountains, others find a peculiar charm in staying. With the streets nearly empty, parking is easy, there are no lines, and the city seems to settle into an unusual calm. But despite the scorching heat, Madrid doesn't stop: the local festivals become the beating heart of the city.

Read more ...

The La Andariega Dance Theater Company, once again has the opportunity to show Camagüey's culture in Mexico, participating from August 16th to 29th in the third edition of the international children's theater festival "Chavito festín" in the Mexican city of Nezahualcóyotl.

From Espejo de paciencia to the present, much has been written in Camagüey; texts that weave together eras and enrich Cuban literature. The city of Camagüey, known as the cradle of this artistic expression, not only gave birth to the first work by Silvestre de Balboa but continues to faithfully cradle the stories of its streets, faith, and people.

In sunny Camagüey, where art and imagination try to become part of the city's daily landscape, a group of children lived a summer experience full of magic and creativity in a workshop with writer Niurki Pérez García.

Emilio Wong, a Cuban artist and professor of fine arts, is known for his Chinese heritage and his contribution to the community of descendants in Camagüey. Soon, he will exhibit in Shanghai and Hangzhou, the city where he collaborates for the opening of a cultural center.

The Provincial Council of the Performing Arts offers several attractive proposals this summer of 2024 for lovers of dance, theater, and humor.

  • You are here:  
  • Home
  • Culture