Cuba’s International Book Fair- Feb 15-25- will be the scenario to launch a book by Brazilian author Josue de Castro what he described as “the geopolitics of hunger,” which has been translated into several languages.

The Cuban National Center of Arts School (CNEART) called the 7th International Circus Festival to be held February 20-23 in Havana.

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez attended the launching of Carlos Alberto "Tin" Cremata’s book La Colmenita ¡mi vida!, as well as a play of the same name organized to celebrate more than three decades of the renowned children's theater company.

Havana’s 32nd International Book Fair will promote reading by offering a large, varied an attractive book offer from February 15 to 25 at different locations in town.

Six institutions specialized in the study and research of Cuba's history announced today in Havana that they will present 35 titles at the 32nd Havana International Book Fair (FILH by its Spanish acronym), to be held from Feb. 15 to 25 at the San Carlos de La Cabaña Fortress.

US writers, members of the Busboys and Poets Cultural Hub, visiting Cuba paid homage on Thursday to National Poet Nicolas Guillen at the National Union of Writers and Artists (UNEAC).

Havana’s Casa de las Americas (CA) welcomed some 70 U.S. intellectuals visiting Cuba, including renowned figures such as the writer Alice Walker—author of the novel The Color Purple (1982)—and the artist and activist Andy Shallal.

The 3rd Colloquium of the Spanish-American Decima, scheduled for March 26-28, will promote different views on the spinel within the 3rd International Scientific University-Society Congress (Unisoc) 2024, organized by the western University of Matanzas (UM).

The Cuban Letras Cubanas publishing house and the Cuban Book Institute announced the winners of the Alejo Carpentier and Nicolas Guillen 2024 awards, the highest literary recognitions granted in the country.

After eight busy days and with an artistic gala at the central Plaza de Marte in this city, the 39th edition of the International Jazz Plaza Festival concluded on Sunday.

The Ibero-American Julio Cortazar Short Story Award to writer Emerio Medina and the Extraordinary Prize at the Radio Philharmonic Lyric Contest in Lima, Peru, to soprano Senia Lopez, stand out among the achievements of the culture sector in Holguin during 2023.

Albor, an exhibition by Cuban photo artists David Lopez Cruz and Julio Cesar Garcia, remains at the Casa de la Cultura Agustin de la Hoz in Arrecife, Canary Islands, and shows snapshots about childhood, taken in this Cuban western city.

Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and president of the country, at the proposal of the Ministry of Culture, has awarded the Alejo Carpentier Medal to nine renowned Cuban intellectuals and artists.

The album "Santiago-Brooklyn-Santiago", by artists Arturo O'Farrill and Marcos Fernandez, will be launched today in this city in the context of the 39th International Festival Jazz Plaza 2024.