The Cuban companies Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba (LADC), Olivian Dance, the National Ballet School (ENB) "Fernando Alonso" and the Rocky Mountain Ballet Theatre, from the United States, won most of the awards of the Ballet Beyond Borders (BBB) Havana 2025 event.

Intended to raise awareness about nutritional security through visual art, the World Food Program (WFP) of the United Nations announced the first creative photography contest in Cuba, called Miradas que alimentan (Looks that Feed).

Cuba’s Casa de las Americas has just announced the contest for the 2025 Literary Award in the categories of poetry, short stories, and studies on Latinos in the United States.

Come January 9, the conference Elogio Oportuno [Timely Praise] will celebrate the 95th anniversary of the birth of the Mexican poet, painter, designer, journalist and translator Fayad Jamís at the library named after him in Old Havana.

The 23rd International Conference on African and Afro-American Culture, to be held in this city on April 12 to 16, 2025, will be dedicated to women in Africa and in the diaspora and their role in family and society.

As part of the homage to the renowned Cuban novelist Alejo Carpentier Valmont on the 120th anniversary of his birth, his bibliographer Araceli García Carranza Bassetti will speak about the author of Explosion in a Cathedral (Lausanne 1904- Paris 1980) in the program “Libro a la carta”, to be held at the Fayad Jamis Bookstore in Old Havana, where his books The Chase and Reasons of State will be for sale as well.

 Miguel Diaz-Canel, Cuban president, praised today the work of Manuel Mendive, winner of the National Plastic Arts Award (2001), and expressed that it distinguishes the Cuban people as original, diverse, imaginative, overflowing with energy and color.

The Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), together with young decimeros, launched the campaign Décimas por la No Violencia (Décimas against violence), an effort designed to raise public awareness of the urgent need to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls through the powerful messages conveyed by the traditional language of these stanzas.

The 45th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema organized a panel dedicated to the life and career of the renowned filmmakers Sergio Giral (Cuba) and Geraldo Sarno (Brazil), whose respective fiction films Maluala and Colonel Delmiro Gouveia won the Coral Grand Prize in the first edition of the Festival in 1979.

 The 23rd International Graphic Humor Show of Santa Clara, organized by the National Union of Cuban Writers and Artists (UNEAC) and Melaíto, comic strip supplement of the local daily Vanguardia, will be held in this city on December 19 and 20, 2024.

Argentine filmmaker and documentarist Tristán Bauer, jury member of the 45th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, currently under way in Havana, received the International Award "Tomás Gutiérrez Alea" from the Union of Cuban Writers and Artists (UNEAC) in recognition of his achievements, civic commitment, political militancy, and work as a public servant seeking to strengthen the identity of the peoples of Latin America.

Cuban naive art painters are developing an extensive program of activities in Philadelphia, US, sponsored by Salzmann Photography Center and the Bayate project, a group belonging to the municipality of Mella in the Cuban eastern province of Santiago de Cuba, which is about to celebrate its 30 years of creation.

The Venezuelan delegation arrived in Havana to the 26th International Crafts Fair (Fiart 2024), which is being held at the Pabexpo fairgrounds in this capital, with the purpose of exchanging with the Cuban public in an artistic and educational way.

Fidel and Culture (Fidel y la Cultura) is the title of a compilation of speeches by the historic leader of the Cuban Revolution related to culture, which was launched in the central city of Santa Clara on Monday.