The Boston Public Art Triennial is a citywide exhibition with installations in neighborhoods from East Boston to Mattapan, and there are plenty of places to stay near the action.
Join Triennial artist Gabriel Sosa and his studio assistants at Ñ Press for risograph printing press open hours!
This exhibition brings together works from the MFA’s collection by María Magdalena Campos-Pons (b. 1959) and Ana Mendieta (1948–1985) in the first focused look at these influential artists side by side.
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. In-person. All levels welcome!
Marta Mateus (b. 1984) reignites this tradition through evocative portraits of the people and landscapes of rural Alentejo, the agricultural heartland of Portugal.
Free Open-level informal online conversation workshops at lunch time.
HR Boston Communities te invita a reconectar contigo mismo/a, con tu cuerpo y con tu comunidad en un espacio seguro, accesible y rodeado de naturaleza.
Free open-level Spanish informal conversation workshops. All levels welcome!
The Veronica Robles Cultural Center (VROCC) proudly presents the 2025 Día de Muertos Official Celebration in collaboration with the Mexican Consulate in Boston, the City of Boston, the City of Chelsea, and the ICA Watershed.
Join for a vibrant discussion of Xochitl Gonzalez's Olga Dies Dreaming, in which Olga can orchestrate the love stories of the 1%, but she can't seem to find her own
Asiste a una discusión en español del libro Los aires difíciles de Almudena Grandes. Un número limitado de copias del libro estarán disponibles en la biblioteca.
Secco is a guitarist, arranger, and composer from Curitiba, Brazil, currently based in Boston, where he studies contemporary writing and production (CWP) and performance at Berklee College of Music.
Join to Latinx voices take center stage at the Boston Book Festival—celebrating vibrant storytelling, cultural resilience, and the power of words.
Venezuelan guitarist and composer Pedro Barboza presents Tres Caminos, an album inspired by the musical traditions of Venezuela and reimagined in a personal voice always inspired by jazz.
Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho (BACURAU, PICTURES OF GHOSTS) delivers one of the year’s greatest films with THE SECRET AGENT.
It’s 1950. Oscar and Gris hurtle towards Washington, DC on a mission: strike in the name of Puerto Rican independence.
On November 1, starting at 2pm, join at the Multicultural Arts Center for the return of our Día de los Muertos Festival!
Pan-Latin ensemble Sol y Canto returns to Neighborhood Arts to celebrate Day of the Dead with songs, stories, and artwork bringing the beloved Mexican holiday to life.
This recital honors the great Mexican poet Rosario Castellanos on the centennial of her birth. Through a selection of her most powerful poems, including Lamentación de Dido.
A winner of this year’s Cannes Competition Jury Prize, SIRÂT is a gripping, visceral, and metaphysical excursion by Galician filmmaker Oliver Laxe.
Filmada y ambientada en Medellín, la película narra la historia de Óscar Restrepo, un poeta fracasado y deprimido obsesionado por la obra de José Asunción Silva.
Spain’s National Dance Award–winning dancer Marco Flores has long been an established A-lister in Spain's flamenco scene.
Diasporic Journeys is a collection of interviews by Carmen Haydée Rivera on contemporary Diasporic Puerto Rican authors publishing and performing throughout the United States and abroad.
Carminho is one of the greatest voices of fado and one of the Portuguese artists with the greatest international projection.
Rosalba Solis, from La Piñata, will engage children ages 7-11 years old in fun and easy traditional Meso-American/Aztec music & dance, utilizing authentic percussion and wind instruments.
A powerhouse trio that blends global sounds into a dynamic musical experience, Biribá Union takes its name from the Brazilian wild sugar-apple, symbolizing its vibrant and eclectic spirit.
Juan Fernando Velasco vuelve a los escenarios con un espectáculo sin precedentes: Julio Eterno, un concierto en el que canta a dúo con la voz original de Julio Jaramillo, revivida gracias a la inteligencia artificial.
Las Catrinas son figuras esqueléticas elegantes que simbolizan la muerte y el Día de Muertos en México, originadas por el caricaturista José Guadalupe Posada a principios del siglo XX como una crítica a la aristocracia
Guitarist Gabriel Américo performs a program of original modern compositions and Brazilian classics, celebrating the richness and diversity of Brazilian culture.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español o solo vengan a conversar.
Join for a conversation about community, resilience, and activism in the Latinx community with Gladys Vega, the Executive Director of La Collaborativa in Chelsea.
Chuwi is a genre-blending Puerto Rican band redefining the sound of the island with a bold mix of plena, indie, and Caribbean rhythms.
The event will begin with a special screening of the Colombian documentary "Género: Salsa," followed by a discussion featuring guest artists at the Civic Pavilion in City Hall.
Bruna Louise is an actress and comedian, and is known for being one of the first Brazilian comedians to speak from the perspective of a woman in the stand-up comedy scene.
Living legend Eva Ayllón is celebrating 55 years of spreading the joy of Peruvian music around the world.
Víctor Erice’s spellbinding The Spirit of the Beehive (El espíritu de la colmena) is widely regarded as the greatest Spanish film of the 1970s.
The Latinx/H Program celebrates the diversity and richness of all Berklee artists who identify with or feel connected to Latinx and Hispanic heritage, culture, and community.
As the centenary of the influential composer Tite Curet Alonso is about to be celebrated, the award-winning actor and playwright Josean Ortiz brings his story to life in the moving monologue “Tite Curet Alonso: Lyric and Poetry.”
Don’t miss internationally acclaimed Salsa artist Zayra Pola at UnCommon!
¿Por qué el archivo, y por qué ahora?: Para la investigación latinoamericana, el archivo no es un depósito neutral: es un campo de batalla, un lugar habitado por fantasmas, un espacio de resistencia y especulación, y muchas veces el terreno sobre el que se imagina el “más allá”
Alejandro González Iñárritu’s breakout film maps the underworld of Mexico City through three stories of love, violence, and survival that become intertwined following a brutal car accident.
Manuela Sánchez Goubert is a Colombian artist who combines jazz with Latin American folklore, creating a cosmopolitan sound.
Zafarán crosses time and boundaries, and incorporates musical traditions from around the Mediterranean, weaving together such diverse threads as Southern Italian chants, Sephardic love songs, Romani laments, and Turkish and Greek folk tunes.
En honor al Mes de la Herencia Latina, la Ciudad de Boston celebrará por tercer año consecutivo Fiesta en la Plaza, una programación cultural para toda la comunidad en el renovado City Hall Plaza & Pavilion.
Join for a fun-filled day with hands-on art-making and storytelling led by Puerto Rican artist and director Pedro Adorno Irizarry and his celebrated arts collective, Agua, Sol y Sereno.
CineFest Latino Boston LLC is an annual film festival conducted in Boston, highlighting stories by and about Latinos.
Guitarist Paolo Valdivia leads an international ensemble in a vibrant program that blends Afro-Peruvian jazz, world music, bossa nova, modern jazz, and flamenco influences.
This in-person event is a great opportunity to learn about CineFest Latino, connect with fellow film enthusiasts and celebrate diversity through the power of film.
In honor of Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month, join for an evening celebrating Latinx heritage and culture, presented in partnership with We Are ALX and Inquilinos Boricuas en Acción.
Campos-Pons entwines interconnected histories of labor with her family story, exploring the global impact of enslavement and indenture of West African and Chinese people in Cuba.
Marking the start of National Hispanic Heritage Month, RUMBARROCO presents a richly-engaging Latin-Baroque fusion concert celebrating the multicultural roots of Latin American music
Rooted in the Andalusian cultural heritage, Varo Moreno sound brings together traditional flamenco influences with contemporary jazz improvisation.
The Timba Messengers is a Latin Jazz/Salsa Band that has generated a compelling musical style that inspires all to shed their daily troubles and revel in the joy of dance.
