With the presence of Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba (PCC) and president of the country, the title Words that Inspire, by Keyla Estevez Garcia and Yuniel Labacena Romero, was presented today at the Fidel Castro Ruz Center.

The 18th edition of the International Film Festival of Gibara (FIC Gibara) was closed with the awarding of the Lucia de Honor prize, the highest award granted by the Gibara International Film Festival (FIC Gibara), to director and screenwriter Manuel Perez Paredes and cinematographer Livio Delgado, in that city in the Cuban northern province of Holguin.

An exhibition with 23 photographs of Fidel Castro, as seen by his son Alex, was opened to the public today at the museum of the San Carlos de la Cabaña Fortress, in Havana, and reflects the last years of the Commander-in-Chief's life.

The Folkdanza-2024 International Artistic Festival is underway with the participation of local and regional ensembles and artists in the centrally located Leoncio Vidal plaza of Santa Clara city, central Villa Clara province.

Miguel Diaz-Canel, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, congratulated students and professors of the University of the Arts on the occasion of the 48th anniversary of its founding.

The National Ballet of Cuba, Cultural Heritage of the Nation, will perform in San Jose, Costa Rica, on July 27 and 28.

Cuba is the number one cultural destination, according to Tripadvisor, hailed Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, Cuban foreign minister, on X.

With the traditional Burning of the Devil, a religious symbol of purification and renewal, the 43rd Caribbean Festival, dedicated this year to the Brazilian state of San Salvador de Bahía, closed its doors in this city.

Inscribed in 2019 on the List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, the Garifuna National Folkloric Ballet of Honduras participated for the first time in the 43rd Fire Festival held in this city.

Some 93 national exhibitors with 88 creators and five cultural institutions will gather today until September 1 at the Cuba Pavilion in Havana to kick off the 23rd edition of the Cuban Culture Fair Arte en La Rampa.

With the symbolic Burning of the Devil, which took place at La Alameda walkway, very close to the bay, the Caribbean Festival will close today its 43rd edition, dedicated to the state of Bahia, Brazil.

Known as the Oscars of the travel industry, the World Travel Awards named Cuba once again as Caribbean’s Leading Cultural Destination, the island’s Ministry of Tourism announced in post on X.

Steps to protect the most autochthonous nature of national cultural identity led domestic and foreign visual artists to attend the 43rd Caribbean Festival, under way in this city.

Bathed in the Caribbean’s typical rhythm, color and joy, the 43rd Fiesta del Fuego Festival kicked off in this city with an opening gala that displayed the region’s most authentic popular culture, with emphasis on the cultural expressions of Salvador de Bahia, the Brazilian state to which the Festival is dedicated this year.