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The Mola Museum is pleased to announce the opening of the temporary photo exhibition Muugan Boe (The Fancy of Gramps), which will open up to the public until 24 November this year. That show brings together the work of talented photographers Naypiler Hackin and Lois Iglesias, who, through their lenses, [...]
Temporary Fotographic Exhibition Muugan Boe (The Fancy of Grams) at the Mola Museum Read more »
A delegation of fifty students, accompanied by teachers and administrators from the Educational Center for Diversified Arts, visited the City of the Arts with the aim of knowing their future headquarters. During the visit, the students had an opportunity to share with the musicians of the string section of the National Symphony Orchestra at the
Diversified Arts Students Know their Future headquarters in the City of Arts Read more »
Following the celebrations for the 176th anniversary of the Foundation of Aguadulce, the Agro-Industrial and Commercial Exhibition Aguadulce 2024 was held, an event that brought together entrepreneurs, artisan and local authorities, strengthening the district as an epicentre of culture, tradition and economic development.
The National Assembly had adopted, at second debate, Bill No. 79, submitted by the Minister of Culture, María Eugenia Herrera. That initiative sought to re-integrate into the structure of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) the Educational and Higher Technical Institutions of Fine Arts and Folklore, currently under the authority of the Ministry of Education (MEDUCA).
The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) was represented at the National mejorana Festival with the participation of 40 artisan people who commercialized their products and students from the Peasant Heritage Group of Rio de Jesús, Veraguas, who with cheerful tunes became part of the delegation at the parade of carts.
The Network of Orchestra and Youth Cores of Panama, a program established by the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura), trained about 250 children and adults from 10 to 24 years old at orchestras and gangs music workshops in the City of the Arts during their school recess.
250 children, youth and adults train at orchestras and gangs music workshops Read more »
The Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) announced at a press conference the details of the Flemish Panama Festival, which will hold its 10th edition from October 7 to 10 at different locations in Panama City. Anita Loynaz, an event production company, emphasized that "this festival was born in 2014 with the support of the INAC, today's Ministry of
Last Thursday, September 12, the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) held at the Galería Museo de La Ciudad de las Artes a prize ceremony at the Roberto Lewis 2024 Visual Arts Competition, at which we recognized the talent of four leading artists: Andrea Santos, Manuel Golden, Cisco Merel and Ana Elena Tejera.
The Ministry of Culture awards winners of the Roberto Lewis Visual Arts contest 2024 Read more »
The City of the Arts of the Ministry of Culture (MiCultura) celebrated the closure of the National Dance Meeting with the presentation of the itinerant work "Raiz: entre-knitting," that brought together emerging artists, dance professionals and the public at large. The contemporary dance show, that was held in several spaces
The national attrition of MiCultura's dansa light for first time to different challenges Read more »
The Ministry of Culture commemorated World Folklore Day last August 22 at its institutional headquarters with a number of activities that emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting the cultural traditions of Panama. During the day, exhibitions and presentations were held that highlighted vital elements of Panamanian folklore, such as
MCULTURE INALTIES THE PRESERVATION OF OUR TRADITIONS ON THE WORLD DAY OF FOLKLORE Read more »
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