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".

Writer and ethnologist Miguel Barnet Lanza received the 2023 National Cultural Heritage Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of his extensive research work for the benefit of our identity values and the promotion of Cuban culture.

The Cuba-Russia Creative Writing Contest, proposed by the University of Matanzas (UM) and the Moscow Linguistic University, encourages reading and writing among people in the 16 to 35 age group.

The National Directorate of the Hermanos Saiz Association (AHS by its Spanish acronym) granted the "Kingdom of this world" scholarship to eight projects of young creators to support through direct financing the work of its members.

For three decades, Cuban cinema has boasted a movie that broke all the molds of its time: Strawberry and Chocolate, which we should always turn to for the sake of understanding and tolerance.

Who doesn't remember the movie Strawberry and Chocolate characters Diego and David hugging each other, their hands in black and white immortalized in an image that has traveled the world? Or Lucia every time we see three beautiful Cuban women in a popular art painting?

The Memoria Viva 2023 (Living Memory) Award, granted by the Juan Marinello Cultural Research Institute, was presented today in the eastern province of Santiago de Cuba to institutions, artists and researchers linked to the different expressions and genres of traditional popular culture.

In the context of the 44th edition of the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema, filmmakers and artists from Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Italy offered today details of their competing films at the Sancti Spiritus Hall of the Hotel Nacional de Cuba, in Havana.

Cuban film/documentary maker and musical programmer Lizette Vila Espina presides over the jury of the 44th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema tasked with granting the Arrecife Award.

Green light, action! is the guideline that sets the beginning of the 44th edition of the International Festival of New Latin American Cinema (FINCL by its Spanish acronym), in Havana.