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.

The Association of Musicians of the Cuban Writers and Artists Association (Uneac by its Spanish acronym) presented its Annual Recognition Award for Lifetime Achievement to composer and pianist Jose Maria Vitier, and to violinist Rafael Lay Bravo, director of the Aragon Orchestra.
At the Ruben Martinez Villena Hall, the work of both artists was highlighted, where family trees, artistic sensitivity and a connection with the sounds of the Island converge.

On January 21 to 28, the musically creative city of Santiago de Cuba will host for the sixth time the International Festival “Jazz Plaza”.

The Cuban Film Institute (ICAIC) will host a showcase of Dominican movies in honor of the 65th anniversary of Cuban cinema on March 24.

The Empresa de Grabaciones y Ediciones Musicales (EGREM) published a list of events scheduled for 2024, which marks the entity’s 60th anniversary.

With around 184 concerts in Havana and another 74 in the city of Santiago de Cuba by more than 60 national and foreign bands, the 39th International Jazz Plaza Festival will be consolidated as a musical bridge between different peoples of the world.

The 4th edition of Natur-Arte 2024, an alternative project based on art and nature, focusing on culture and all its manifestations, begins in Havana on January 5 until January 7.

The Criticism and Research Section of the Association of Stage Artists of the Cuban Writers and Artists Association (Uneac by its Spanish acronym) has chosen the best theatrical and dance shows of 2023 for the Villanueva Critics' Awards.

Popular bands will perform in this province as part of the celebrations of the 65th anniversary of the triumph of the Revolution.

Humor, music, dancing, workshops, lectures, exhibitions and other options describe this 2023, which bids farewell with the slogan "Cuba is Culture".