Panama, September 19, 2025. - During the week from September 19 to 26, the country will have a diversity of cultural programs with activities that cover music, theater, cinema, dance, visual arts, fairs and workshops at different locations of the city and interior.

The Cultural Agenda includes proposals for all public: from traditional festivals such as the Feria del Mar at Veracruz and the mejorana Festival at Guararé to exhibitions and workshops at spaces such as MAC Panama, Mola and Canal Museum.

The theater will have a leading role with the National Theater Festival, which will feature works such as "Cross Chairs," "Butterfly of Life," "A Love, Many Teachers," "Baluwala and Other Panamanian Indigenous Stories" and "The Things That Didn't Kill." Also highlighted are the staging of "Christ Quixote Treaty" at the Balboa Theater and "Aunt Sam" at the City of Knowledge Museum.

The music will be present with concerts such as "That's Panama" at Colón and Ingrid De Ycaza's special presentation at the National Theater, as well as community activities such as folk dance classes and "Time of Tale" at the City of the Arts.

The Ibero-American Youth Orchestra and Chorus 2025 and the II Ibero-American Youth Forum will be presenting a concert with the participation of hundreds of young musicians and co-writers from 15 Ibero-American countries at the Baby Torrijos Multifunctional Auditorium of the City of the Arts
The Ministry of Culture will also have public consultations about the National Plan for Cultures in different parts of the country, such as Chagres National Park, Madugandi Province and the City of The Arts.

Cinema and cultural reflection will be part of the week with documentaries such as "Historias del Canal," cinema forums and dialogues about democracy, stage production and cultural inclusion, including sign-language workshop and the cycle "Perspectives and potential of democracy" at the CDC-Casa del Soldado.

The public will also be able to enjoy fairs and exhibitions, such as the EXPO Boquete and the photo show in honor of Nele Kantule at the Mola Museum.

For more information and detailed programming available in the official accounts of @ miculturapma, @ theatesonacionalpanama, @ mac _ panama, @ museodelCanal, among other participating institutions and collective.