This exhibition on Frida Kahlo tightly focuses on Kahlo’s lasting engagements with arte popular.
This world premiere musical follows six revolutionary students armed with laptops and cameras, guitars and spray cans as they come of age in contemporary Cairo.
Vengan a jugar con palabras en español.
Beloved by Boston audiences, Huntington Playwright-in-Residence Melinda Lopez reinvents Lorca’s classic masterpiece.
a survey of the best contemporary films from the Arab region of North Africa and the Middle East
A free and popular outdoor summer series for all ages, backgrounds and abilities.
Free open-level conversation opportunities.
This program features Ibero-American dances and song-dances, including folias, jácaras, and fandangos, from the Renaissance to the present.
Mestiza is an all-female group specializing in flamenco-Latin-jazz fusion with an extended repertoire in both covers and originals.
Free open-level informal conversation workshops and Game Nights for Portuguese learners.
This event will highlight the culture of the growing Moroccan diaspora in the city of Revere.
A celebration of the music of Latin America. Join us for a free and fun community festival for the whole family!
A free, family-friendly event to promote the image of Portugal and the visibility of the Portuguese community and its ancestry in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Dance all over Boston to Latin favorites at this free summer concert series!
Aprende sobre la plaza Hyde en la década de 1840 cuando los inmigrantes alemanes e irlandeses transformaron el vecindario con sus negocios, escuelas e instituciones.
one of the leading bands in Colombia’s thriving new music scene.
Streets were closed to cars, but open to thousands of people to enjoy awesome music, performances from community groups, children's activities, and food from all over the world.
The Summer Boston Fundraiser will feature a group of Kithara Project Boston students, as well as performances by teaching artists, Carl Straussner and Raley Beggs.
from samba to vintage French pop, Greek folk tunes to Colombian cumbia, and beyond
Tadeo Kvitca is a drummer and bombo legüero player, passionate about percussion and its application to music.
Explore the elements of art, music, dance and immersive experiences at Fiesta de Arte.
The Swiss-born eclectic jazz vocalist Gabriela Martina will team with Ukrainian born pianist Maxim Lubarsky.
contemporary and traditional Afro-Cuban music with the influence of European and jazz ingredients
double bill: Alfredo Rodríguez and Pedrito Martinez, and Arturo O’Farril
Sofia Rei is an award winning vocalist, songwriter and producer form Buenos Aires, Argentina and based in New York City.
Juan combines his Latin roots, jazz and classical training in his original compositions and performances.
The performance will provide a glimpse of the expressive and diverse Colombian culture.
La comunidad Chilena y el comité de tradiciones Chilenas del Centro Cultural de Veronica Robles se prepara para la 3era Celebración de VIVA CHILE Boston.
Cantata Latinoamericana is a compilation of the best of the repertoire of different Latin American composers.
BLIFF co-sponsors a few films in the International Film Festival Boston
If you couldn't make it to the opening of Betty Francisco's Unfinished Journey, she will be back at La Galeria for a small artist talk to discuss her work.
Eric M. Corvalán Pelle, an award-winning Cuban filmmaker will be showing his film, Race/Raza and commenting on it.
If you have never stayed in a hostel (or heard of one!) HI Boston invites you to visit for Hostelling 101.
In April, MFA Film presents a crop of new films by emerging filmmakers from Mexico, including Alfonso Cuarón’s Oscar-winning Roma (a film that deserves to be seen on the big screen); the exquisite drama Our Time, about a couple who raise fighting bulls in the Mexican countryside; and the documentary Mamacita, a portrait of the filmmaker’s grandmother, an extravagant beauty queen.
Co-presented with the Boston Latino International Film Festival.
Displaying works on paper by fourteen leading Spanish abstract artists
During his visit to the Harvard Film Archive, João Moreira Salles will present and discuss two of his finest films, each an insightful and introspective remembrance of things past that explores documentary cinema as an inherently personal mode of filmmaking, inherently shaped by its maker with an intimacy and immediacy all too often occulted. Santiago and In the Intense Now offer profoundly cinematic history lessons that show film to be both a window—looking out with perspicacity over the world, and over the past—and a mirror that reflects its maker and the spectator, revealing the limits of their vision.
LADAMA creates a vivid montage of music of the Americas
Harp virtuoso Edmar Castañeda combines traditional music with Latin jazz
HELP THE CHILDREN: Boston Musicians Perform to Benefit Refugees at the U.S. – Mexican Border
Music of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Choral Song, Traditional Music of South America and the Middle East, and American Spirituals
The films of French-Colombian Laura Huertas Millán (b. 1983) challenge and expand traditions of ethnographic and anthropological cinema as they explore a range of subjects both grounded in a particular time and place and floating in a kind of imaginary.
one of the leading directors of the highly acclaimed New Argentine Cinema…in the pantheon of arthouse cinema…her films demand that viewers formulate their own ethical stance
Father-daughter duo Kianí and Jerry Medina are some of the most talented and requested voices of Puerto Rico.
