The first Timor Leste Unico International Festival (Fitun) featured Cuba as the guest country of the event that promotes the preservation of identity through innovation and entrepreneurship.

 Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and President of the Republic, attended on Wednesday the Cuba-China Cultural Gala at the Karl Marx Theater in this capital.

Dreamed up by the cameraman and documentary filmmaker Bernabé “Bebo” Muñiz Guibernau and established on March 21, 1992, the Museum of Image and Sound named after him in the city of Santiago de Cuba goes beyond what is traditionally known of this type of spaces to become a site of exchange between history, culture and the public.

The Cuban Ministry of Tourism (MINTUR) announced the return of its magazine "Sol de Cuba", a publication dedicated to disseminating the attractions of the national tourism industry.

Alpidio Alonso, Minister of Culture, and Marta Bonet, president of the Union of Cuban Writers and Artists (UNEAC), attended the ceremony where the renowned Cuban intellectual Abel Prieto received the International Award “Fernando Ortiz” in recognition of his prolific literary career, his thoughts about decolonization, and his exquisite sensitivity and commitment to the national social project.

As part of the XXX International Meeting of Academies for the Teaching of Ballet, the 2025 International Competition for Ballet Students began today at the National Theater of Cuba in this city.

The way films portray women, the differences between the male and female views, and a critical audience’s take on them were a topic for panel discussions in the International Poor Cinema Festival currently under way in Gibara, Cuba.

After busy days of artistic and documentary presentations, art exhibitions, talks and reflection, the 23rd International Conference on African and African-American Culture closed its doors in this city.

The 19th International Poor Cinema Festival of Gibara opened on Tuesday with the presentation of the 2025 Honorary Lucia Award to the Cuban actress and National Theater and Television Award winner Veronica Lynn, the critic and researcher Luciano Castillo, and the Casa Gitana project.

Participants in the 23rd International Conference on African and African-American Culture “Africanía 2025”, sponsored every year by Centro Cultural Africano “Fernando Ortiz”, recognized Cuba's work in favor of women and gender equality.

As part of the 23rd International Conference on African and Afro-American Culture, the panel "Women on Stage", a space full of history, reflection and feminine strength, was held at the Museum of Music in this eastern city.

The 19th edition of the Gibara International Poor Film Festival opens today with the screening of the film Fenomenos Naturales (Natural Phenomena), directed by Cuban director Marcos Diaz Sosa, which will run until April 19 in this coastal city in the eastern province of Holguin.

The famed Sydney Opera House in Australia brimmed with Cuban music in a concert organized by Artists for Peace in collaboration with the Cuban Embassy.

With the participation of representatives of culture, academia and diplomacy from more than a dozen countries, the 23rd International Conference on African and Afro-American Culture kicked off in Santiago de Cuba, an event that will last until April 16.