Upon arriving in Cuba recently for the 3rd International Scientific Convention of Cienfuegos, SUNY Cortland junior Madison Houghton and classmates experienced something akin to Bollywood or the set of ...

The Cuban in Patchogue has closed after six years. The 154-seat restaurant on the ground floor of mixed-use complex New Village at Patchogue, 93 W. Main St., has been vacated. The Patchogue location, ...

Since 2000, the "Guillermo Barreto in Memoriam" Drum Festival has shaken the streets of Havana, Cuba every year. Founded by popular percussionist Giraldo Piloto, this annual gathering — which was only ...

Northampton, MA — The Smith College Department of Dance presents the Fall Faculty Dance Concert featuring new work by Smith faculty members Angie Hauser and Neri Torres, and guest artists Ellie Goudie ...

TO AN END, ONE LOCAL DANCE STUDIO IS KEEPING THE CULTURE ALIVE IN NEW ORLEANS AND THROUGH THE MOVEMENTS OF CUBAN CASINO PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE ARE LEARNING NOT JUST THOSE STEPS, BUT THE ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... When Hailey Peterson moved from Florida to Colorado in the winter of 2017, she didn’t arrive with skis or a snowboard. So the attorney started taking dance ...

Los Muñequitos de Matanzas are no strangers to Miami International Airport. These rumberos have been favorites on the touring circuit at U.S. college campuses and concert halls since 1992, and more ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The vibrant rhythms of Cuba are alive in Louisville, where a youth dance group is preserving Hispanic culture through music and movement. At this year’s WorldFest, young dancers from ...

Dance group Qué Siga La Tradición, founded in 2022, has grown to 55 kids sharing Cuban roots and Hispanic culture through salsa performances. Trump backtracks after floating autism-vaccine link ...

When she was just 3 years old, Carolina Rodríguez was captivated by the ballerinas in a Cuban television show called “Eternal Dance.” She set her sights high, entering the government-run Cuban ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by As the country’s economy falters, members of the storied Cuban National Ballet have sought and found work in companies abroad. By Nina Strochlic When ...