Jude Caminos: Discovering Sound
The rhythm and beat of ping, clunk, crunch, bam, and “STOMP” is coming to Massachusetts! Touring the U.S. since 1994, the show […]
Boston’s Latine Drag Community
BOSTON — Her sets are energetic and her crowdwork is unapologetically salacious. You might find her in a bright pink
Artist Diego Delmar And Community Partners Bring Holiday Joy To Jamaica Plain
JAMAICA PLAIN—The First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain became a canvas for the enchanting light show “Magic in Your House,”—created
South End Latino Artist Inspires Community Through Art
BOSTON—Juan Perez passed out homemade empanadas and Joumou, a Haitian stew, to his fellow classmates in a technology class for
Life-sized exhibit highlights contributions of women of color in STEM
BOSTON—Female scientists stood near life-sized statues—all in vibrant orange—this fall to highlight women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics: fields
As a musician, Nina del Río does not want to be boxed in
BOSTON — The blue lights behind the Red Room’s stage at Cafe 939 in Berklee College gave the space a
Dance instructor uses Brazilian Zouk to challenge cultural norms, inspire peace
When all distractions fade away, the soothing flow of Brazilian Zouk dancing takes hold of José Cuadra. Tilting his head
Author Jennifer De Leon details her new book “Borderless,” being Latina, and feeling like an ‘imposter’
Jennifer De Leon was preparing for her creative writing class in 2010, rummaging through her bag, when a student approached
Vicente Fernández, ‘El Rey’, passes away at age 81
Beloved Mexican singer Vicente Fernández, the king of ranchera music has died. He was 81. “Rest in Peace Mr. Vicente
MALN Opinion+: Michael Bobbitt
Executive Director of Mass Cultural Council on bringing back the Arts
Crystal Maldonado Takes On Fatphobia and the Latinx Experience in Debut YA Novel
Have you ever read a book and been instantly transported back to your teenage years? Because that’s exactly how I