Havana is hosting the Belgian Culture Season with concerts, movies, tours of Belgium-related sites and other initiatives up to November 15.

For the first time with an international character, the Fotonoviembre conference and colloquium, to be held on November 9 to 30, will gather in this city some thirty creators representing seven European, American and Caribbean nations.

Ibero-America’s typical multicultural colorfulness returned to the streets of this city in eastern Cuba in the traditional parade that highlights roots and traditions and brings countries together.

With a rich program of activities that includes concerts, exhibitions, artistic brigades of solidarity and a day of archeology, the 28th edition of the Ibero-American Culture Festival is being held in Holguin from today until October 30.

Cuban Culture minister Alpidio Alonso denounced ongoing defamatory campaigns by the US government against the island aimed at unleashing a non-conventional warfare against the Cuban arts sector.

Cuba culture is always where most needed as sword and shield of the Cuban nation, said President Miguel Diaz-Canel referring to celebrations on Thursday for Cuban Culture Day.

In the presence of artists, promoters and researchers from 15 countries, the province of Holguín will host the 28th Ibero-American Culture Festival on October 24 thru 30.

 Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, first secretary of the Party's Central Committee and president of the country, said today that the death of visual artist Juan Moreira, at 83, leaves a painful gap in the visual arts field and in those who admire his work.

On the occasion of World Food Day, the 3rd Zona Quinta Festival will be held on October 15 and 16 in its usual venue at the botanical garden of Havana’s Quinta de los Molinos.

With more than 70 participants from 11 countries, the province of Holguín will host the International Arts and Crafts Fair Iberoarte 2022 on November 4 to 20, sponsored by the local chapter of the Cuban Fund of Cultural Assets (FCBC).

An exhibit and auction of works of art donated by Cuban artists was launched in Mexico City on Tuesday to collect funds aimed at supporting the recovery of Cuban western territories, hard hit by the recent passage of hurricane Ian.

The fifth International Colloquium of Studies on Native Cultures of The Americas opened doors at Havana’s Casa de Las Americas cultural institution.

Cuba ratified today at the Executive Council of UNESCO its commitment to the values and mandate of that organization in the pursuit of peace and the promotion of sustainable development.

Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, first secretary of the Central Committee of the Cuban communist party and president of the country, mourned today the death of Rogelio Martinez Fure, an outstanding Cuban folklorist, ethnologist and researcher.