Panama, April 11, 2026. - The Omar Park was filled with color, creativity and inclusion with the celebration of the 5th Blue Culture Festival, held at the Autism Month as a space that promotes diversity and cultural participation in Panama.

The day, organized with the First Lady's office and with the support of the Ministry of Culture, Pansetics and the Mayor's office of Panama, called families, artists, entrepreneurs and organizations in an accessible and inclusive environment.

Since 3: 00 p.m., the Domo of the park was at the centre of the activities with a varied artistic tidal that presented national talents, who offered performances filled with energy, sensitivities and creativity, highlighting art as a universal language without barriers.

The festival also integrated a gastronomic offer under the concept "Taste of the Barrio," as well as a sample of crafts that put to value the work of artists with disabilities, providing them with a platform to visualize their talent and generate opportunities.

More than 40 institutions have been involved with information sets, recreational activities and sports proposals for children, youth and families, strengthening access to programs and services focused on inclusion.
Under the motto "We Glow Together," the 5th Blue Culture Festival revealed that autism is not a limitation to artistic expression but a unique way of viewing and sharing the world, emphasizing the importance of generating permanent spaces where all voices can shine.