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Carlos Varaela en La Tropical

Carlos Varela in ConcertSala Avellaneda, Teatro Nacional, Jan 12, 8:30 pm

The popular singer-songwriter Carlos Varela—considered a paradigm of Hispano-American “intelligent song,” who combines Nueva Trova with rock in compositions that question his time—will be celebrating 30 years of artistic life with a concert that includes guest musicians Jackson Browne from the US, Brazilian Ivan Lins, Nicaraguan Luis Enrique and Puerto Rican Eduardo Cabra (Visitante of Calle 13), plus a chamber orchestra and seveal soloists.





ART

THE DIRTY PINK PATCH AT THE CRISTO SALVADOR GALLERY by Ricardo Alberto Pérez

The Cristo Salvador Gallery, located in an apartment in the heart of El Vedado, is somethingof a breath of fresh air for those looking for something completely different in Cuba’sburgeoning art world. The recent exhibition Parcherosa sucio—Dirty Pink Patch…Read full article

CasaCarmenMontilla

BibliotecaPúblicaRubénMartínezVillena

CentroHispanoAmericanode Cultura

Opens Jan 26

ThroughoutJanuary

ThroughoutJanuary


Casa del Benemérito de las AméricasBenitoJuárez

CasaOswaldoGuayasamín

Opens Jan 29

Opens Jan 25

Edición Número Cero: La Habana I

an exhibition ofcontemporary Brazilian art.

Martí, ese misterio que nos acompaña

a group exhibition of Cuban artists of severalgenerations and styles: paintings, sculptures,drawings, photographs and video art, inspired in the thought and spirituality of Cuba’s national hero, José Martí.

Sintonía de un patrimonio

by artist Maykel Herrera,known as “the painter of children”, given the countless and at times enigmatic presence of children in his paintings.

Alerta

a collection of over 30 daringly designed posters.

Velando, mamá

velando. Solo exhibition by the well-known Puerto Rican artist Antonio Martorell.

El viaje(Paredes que hablan)Factoría Habana

Antonio Eligio Fernández (Tonel), member of Hexágono, one of the memorable groups during the creative explosion of the 1980s, has made use of caricatures, drawings, paintings, sculptures and installations to examine, from aesthetics closely related to conceptualism and minimalism, both the everyday life of his immediate environment and the universal instinct of human beings.

AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !

Eligio Fernández (Tonel)




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Centro de ArteContemporáneoWifredoLam


ThroughJan 14

ThroughJan 23

Intromisión

a group exhibition byteachers and students ofthe University of the Arts, a valid collection of abstractand figurative works, three-dimensional pieces, portraits and videos as recourses to tell ideas.

Wifredo Lam: entre la pintura y el grabado

an exhibition of 72 pieces (1941-1976) on the 110th anniversary of the birth of the Cuban painter. Along with the exhibit, severaldocumentaries on Lam will be shown: En la encrucijada del mundo 1902-1946; En busca de la unidad perdida 1946-1982; Wifredo y los poetas y Polvo de átomos,produced by Seven Doc from France, directed by Fabrice Maze and BarbroSchultz Lundesta, along with Wifredo Lam and Yaera otoño en París, directedby Humberto Solá and Jorge Aguirre, respectively.

GaleríaLatinoamericana.Casa de lasAméricas

ThroughoutJanuary


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GaleríaMarianoRodríguez.Casa de lasAméricas

GaleríaVillaManuela

MuseoNacionalde Bellas Artes(Edificiode Arte Cubano)

ThroughoutJanuary

ThroughoutJanuary

ThroughJan 13

Noticias de caminantesexhibits pieces bysignificant 20th-centuryartists Julio Le Parc and León Ferrari from Argentina, Carlos Cruz Diez from Venezuela, Antonio Saura from Spain, José Gamarra from Uruguay,Feliza Bursztyn fromColombia, Marta Palau fromMexico and RenéPortocarrero from Cuba. These pieces are part of the Casa de las Américas collection through the efforts of the painterMariano Rodríguez.

Cartografía del alma,Sculptures and installationsby William Pérez. On the exhibition, the curator and critic Corina Matamoroshas said: “He himself, his silhouette and his image appear profusely in his new pieces, like thinking about himself, which is like thinking about all of us.”

Mariano: vuelo y arraigo.Tribute on the centenary of painter Mariano Rodríguez,one of the most significantCuban artists of the 20th century. The 37 pieces thatmake up the exhibitioninclude paintings and drawings from 1950 to 1966, according to experts, a key period in the work of the artist, in which abstract painting has a definiteinfluence.

CentroProvincialde Artes Plásticas y Diseño

Conventode San Franciscode Asís

Galería El Reino de EsteMundo.BibliotecaNacionalJosé Martí

ThroughoutJanuary

ThroughoutJanuary

ThroughJan 21

19th City Salon under the theme “ContemporaryAesthetic Postulates in Society and Art.”

Apócrifos. Alfredo Rosales recreates human actions linked to the practice of Christian religiousnessthrough paintings on canvas and bristol

Tierra oscura summarizes Mario García Portela’slandscapes with their dense forests which seem to erfer to human nature.


AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !ART

Exhibition by US-residentUmberto Peña, painter,draftsman, engraver and designer, one of the most important and influentialCuban graphic artists.





RED BULL'S BREAKIN SALSA IN HAVANA by Ana Lorena Fernández

When the word on the Havana grapevine came through that Red Bull was sponsoring a BreakDance/Salsa competition we simply had to be there. Sometimes you run out of superlatives,perhaps super Cuban caliente conveys the general vibe. Cuban rapper and DJ Edgaro hosted, while Alexander Abreu got the crowd moving and 12 couples managed to take the best out of salsa...Read full article


El Caballero de ParísJan 17, 8:30 pm: Teatro Karl MarxJan 19 & 26, 8:30 pm; Jan 20 & 27, 5:00 pm: Teatro Miramar

El Caballero de París, a tribute of musicians Descemer Bueno and Kelvis Ochoa and choreographer Eduardo Blanco of the National Ballet to a well remembered and loved character, who suffered from dementia and walked the streets of Havana until the 1970s. Based on Cuban traditional dances with ten Bueno and Ochoa compositions, the choreography is put together through the dream of a young boy after seeing the bronze sculpture of the “Gentleman from Paris” at the entrance of the San Francisco de Asís Convent in Old Havana.

GranTeatro de La Habana

Jan 1, 5, 11 & 12, 8:30 pm; Jan 6 & 13, 5:00 pm

The Nutcracker, based on the original version by Lev Ivanov and music byTchaikovsky, following the tradition of producing this ballet around the Christmas holidays. A coproduction of the National Ballet of Cuba, directed by Alicia Alonso and the La Fenice and Carlo Felice theaters of Veniceand Genoa, respectively.

Ballet

TeatroNacionalde Cuba

Sala Tito Junco.CentroCulturalBertoltBrecht

Cubadanza ( , the two-week long International Workshop on Cuban Modern Dance, teaches differentCuban popular rhythms and dances fromwhich Cuban modern dance draws on and shows how the pelvic region and the undulation of the torso, among other characteristics, are the fundamentalbasis of the Cuban technique of modern

Opens Jan 7)

Detrás de nadie, (25, 26 y 27 de enero, 8:30 pm) by the Contrapeso Colectivocompany, marks the reappearance in the Cuban dance scene of Sandra Rami, one of the most experimentalchoreographers of recent times and closely affiliated to the codes of dance-theatre.

Modern dance

DANCE AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !

El Caballero de París Cuba

ElPalenque

Saturdays,3 pm

El Patio de la Rumba: weeklymeeting with rumba dancers and musicians fromthe Conjunto Folklórico Nacional and guests.

RUMBA




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ZUCCHERO ROCKS THE HOUSE AT ISA (DEC 8, 2012)by Ana Lorena Fernández

70,000 people can’t be wrong, can they? They came from all corners of Havana, young, old, rockers,students, the cool crowd, the not so cool crowd to see the opening concert of Adelmo Fornaciari’sworld tour in the beautiful grounds of InstitutoSuperior de Arte (ISA) in the Western suburbs of the city. 57 years old and with 4 decades of experience Adelmo Fornaciari…Read full article


Carlos Varela in ConcertSala Avellaneda, Teatro Nacional, Jan 12, 8:30 pm

The popular singer-songwriter Carlos Varela—considered a paradigm of Hispano-American “intelligent song,” who combines Nueva Trova with rock in compositions that question his time—will be celebrating 30 years of artistic life with a concert that includes guest musicians Jackson Browne from the US, Brazilian Ivan Lins, Nicaraguan Luis Enrique and Puerto Rican Eduardo Cabra (Visitante of Calle 13), plus a chamber orchestra and seveal soloists.

CaféConcertAdagio

CentroCulturalFresa y Chocolate

Sundays,10 pm

Sundays,5:00 pm

Performance by the band Aire de Concierto

Jazz with Julito Padrón and David Alfaro

JAZZ

MUSIC AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !

Contemporary fusion& electronicBarbaramPepito´sBar

CaféCantante,TeatroNacional

CentroCulturalFresa y Chocolate

Tuesdays, 9 pm

Sundays, 4 pm

Mondays, 10 pm

Performances by the band Polaroid, whose poeticsongs deal with the environment throughdifferent sonorities.

Los Kents, a “dinosaur” ofCuban rock, play their hits from the 60s and 70s.

Wichy D´Vedado, one of the most famous DJs in Havanawith the best of World




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CentroCultural El Sauce

DiscotecaEscalerasal Cielo

Sala Che Guevara.Casa de lasAméricas

SubmarinoAmarillo

Sundays, 5 pm

Jan 18, 10 pm

Jan 9, 8 pm

Mondays, 9 pm

Discotemba La Máquina de la Melancolía. TrovadorFrank Delgado and the popular actor Luis AlbertoGarcía, who becomes a DJhere, offer a demanding selection of pop, rock, Cuban alternative music, pieces by singer-songwriters and audiovisual materials. Unlike other venues in the city, at LaMáquina, salsa, timba and merengue have been banned, and has been proudly declared “Freeterritory of reggaeton and bad vibes”.

Aceituna sin Hueso and their lead violin put out an interesting interaction of Celtic, Indian and Cuban sounds

Concert by one of Cuba’sfavorite musicians: RobertoFonseca and his band Temperamento, in which he combines Afro-Cubanrhythms, jazz, classical, electronic and Cuban traditional music.

The young singer GretelBarreiro delights her audiences wth rock songs from the 1970s and 80s.



Contemporary fusion& electronic

Bolero, folkloric, son & trova124 y 45, Marianao

180 y Final, La Habana del Este

AsociaciónYoruba de Cuba

Jan 1, 9 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Fridays,8:30 pm

Haila María Mompié and her band, and Los Ángeles de La Habana

Elito Revé and his Charangón

Performance by the folkloric group Obiní Batá

MUSICBolero, folkloric, son & trovaAsociaciónYoruba de Cuba

Café Jade

BarbaramPepito´sBar

Fridays,8:30 pm

Thursdays,10:30 pm

Mondays, 9 pm

Sundays, 4 pm

Fridays, 9 pm

Saturdays,4 pm

Saturdays,10 pm

Thursdays,9 pm

Performance by the folkloric group Obiní Batá

Lynn Milanés

Four hours with FrankDelgado: and guests trovadores.

Performance by the folkloric group Los Ibellis

Anaís Abreu

The band Charanga de Oroplays pieces from the traditional repertory of Cuban popular dance music.

Argelia Fragoso

Trovador Fernando Beckersings his songs with a dose of mischief and humor.

Casa de África

CentroculturalFresa y Chocolate

Casa de la Música de Miramar

Jan 11, 3 pm

Saturdays,10:30 pm

Saturdays,5 pm

Folkloric group Obiní Batá

Performance by YeniSotolongo, a young figureof Cuban song who boasts an exceptional voice and varied repertoire.

The “in” place of Havana’strova scene, La Utopía (orthe “intellectual nightclub”)combines liveperformances bytroubadours, impromptuperformances by the audience, and videos of important domestic and international musicians of the past 50 years. The mostly youngintellectualistic crowd sings along to every song.






Bolero, folkloric, son & trovaCentroCulturalPablo de la TorrienteBrau

Centro de la Décima

CentroHispanoAmericanode Cultura

Doble Vía y 7, Santiagode las Vegas

Hurón Azul (UNEAC)

Jardinesdel 1830

La Pérgola. Ministeriode Cultura

La Vereda (La Lisa)

Liceo de Regla

Parque La Herradura,San Miguel del Padrón

Jan 18, 5 pm

Jan 26, 4 pm

Jan 12, 5 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Saturdays,10 pm

Tue & Thu, 8:30 pm;Sun, 5 pm

Jan 27, 6 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Cuerda Joven, a newproject dedicated to the younger generations of Cuban trovadores,especially those from other provinces who are little known by audiences of the capital.

El Jardín de la Gorda with the performances oftrovadores from every generation.

Sampling, Cuban vocal group who sing a capella while reproducing differentinstruments with their voices.

Bamboleo

Noche de Boleros de Oro: Lovers of this romanticgenre par excellence havethe opportunity of meeting and enjoying the performances of the best Cuban bolero singers.

Performances by one of the most popular bands in Cuba, Moncada, with an extensive repertoire ofCuban and Latin American music.

El Pergolazo, new project oftrovadores Samuel Ávilaand Diego Cano

El Misha and Combinación de La Habana

Klímax and Bases Llenas

Maykel Blanco and Tiro de Mente

ParqueTrillo(CentroHabana)

Piano Bar DelirioHabanero.TeatroNacional

Jan 1, 9 pm

Fridays, 10 pm

Performance by rumba dancers

Performances by pop singer Verónica Velázquez

Plaza 26 de Julio (La Lisa)

PlazaGaray(Guanabacoa)

Plaza Roja, Municipio10 de Octubre

SalaAvenida

TribunaAntimperialista José Martí

Sedeprovisionaldel Museo Nacionalde la Música

Snack Bar. HotelTelégrafo

TeatroAmérica

Jan 1, 9 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Tuesdays, 5 pm

Jan 1, 9 pm

Jan 17, 5 pm

Thursdays,7 pm

Jan 5, 9 pm

Tania Pantoja

Son Yoruba and Los Desiguales

Laritza Bacallao, MaykoD’Alma and A.M.M.

Performance of salsa band Habana de Primera.

Van Van, Paulo FG and José Luis Cortés (El Tosco) with NG La Banda

The best tres player in Cuba, Pancho Amat and Cabildo del Son with a sample of the most Cuban of Cuban song and dance styles—“son.”

An informal meeting with the versatile contraltoIvette Cepeda, who has been much celebratedthanks to the subtleties she brings to her voice and her wide repertory of Cuban and international music.

Otro amanecer, concert-tribute to the famous Cuban composer MemeSolís, author of many hitsduring the 1960s and 70s, with the performances of Rosita Fornés, Ela Calvo, Farah María, Miguel Ángel Piña, Ivette Cepeda, and the quartets Los Cuatro and Génesis, among others.

MUSIC






Jan 25, 6 pm

Jan 13, 6 pm

Jan 20, 6 pm

Jan 27, 6 pm

Jan 28, 6 pm

Bipolar, concert of Baroque music and of the 20th century by the cellistAlejandro Saúl Martínez.

Concert of the 2012 prizewinners in UNEAC’s Harold Gramatgesinterpretation and composition competition.

The soprano Johana Simón and the pianista Karla Martínez will perform puieces by Hugo Wolf and Richard Wagner.

The pianist Liana Fernández Neyra will play Shostakovich, Beethoven and Chopin, and Cuban composers Ernán López-Nussa and Frank Fernández, among others.

Performance by the Orquesta SinfónicaJuvenil José Martí, conducted by Marisol Cao Millián and Laura Mazón Franqui,with guest soprano Sonia Escalona and tenor Andrés Sánchez.

Jan 19, 6 pm

The Bach-Mozart Project, dedicated to the last two unfinished pieces by these great composers: The Art of the Fugue fuga (Bach) and Requiem (Mozart), will include the performances of the organist Moisés Santiesteban, the Chamber Orchesta de La Habana and the National Choir, conducted by Digna Guerra.

Jan 26, 6 pm

Jan 11, 6 pm

Jan 18, 6 pm

La soprano cubana Johana Simón ofrecerá un recital de habaneras líricas.

The Early Music Ensemble Ars Longa, conducted by Teresa Paz, will perform 16th- and 17th-century Christmas carols and romances from the Viceroyalty of New Spain (Mexico, the southwesternUSA and parts of Central America).

El tesoro de las Indias. El villancico en Hispanoamérica de los siglos XVII y XVIII by the Early Music Ensemble Ars Longa, conducted by Teresa Paz.

Classical

Jan 19, 4 pm

Jan 10, 6 pm

Jan 26, 4 pm

Jan 12, 6 pm

Oratorio San Felipe Neri

Basílica Menor de San Francisco de Asís

Jan 5, 4 pm

Jan 5, 6 pm

Launching of the album Capricho cubano, with works by Alfredo Diez Nieto, one of the most important 20th-century composers in Cuba and LatinAmérica, in a concert by TríoConcertante, made up of threevirtuosos: the pianist Leonardo Gell, the violinist Fernando Muñoz del Collado and the clarinetist Dianelys Castillo.

Todo Mozart, by the orchestra NuestroTiempo, with the pianist María de los Ángeles Horta, condictyed by Enrique Pérez Mesa.

Concert by guitarist Rosa Matos and the duet Netzaj (Darío Martín, piano and Fadev Sanjudo, trumpet).

The pianist Ileana de Morales Alfonso will play works by Mozart, , Brahms,Soler, Albéniz, Prokofiev and Cubans Ignacio Cervantes and Ernesto Lecuona.

The School Orchestra of the Universityof the Arts will perform works byMozart.

The duet Netzaj (Darío Martín, piano and Fadev Sanjudo, trumpet), the pianist Gabriel Chorens, the Harold GramatgesChamber Orchestra, the Chamber Orchestra of the Amadeo RoldánConservatory and the choir Vocal Leo, conducted by Corina Campos, will perform a program of Cuban music.

MUSICMUSIC

Sala de Conciertos Ignacio Cervantes(antiguo Casino Español)






Classical

Jan 12, 9 pm

Jan 19, 5 pm

Jan 19, 5 pm

Misa cubana. A la virgen de la Caridad del Cobre, composed by José María Vitier, with the performances of Bárbara Llanes, María Felicia Pérez,Amaury Pérez, Augusto Enríquez, Liuba María Hevia, the choir Exaudi and the chamber orchestra Solistas de LaHabana.

Debut performance of the string quartet 4 A’brazos.

Concert by Ensemble Alternativo,instrumental group conducted by GretaRodríguez.

Sala Covarrubias. Teatro Nacional

Centro Hispano Americano de Cultura

MUSIC





JOHNNY FRATTASI’S “CUBAN LAYERS” by Johnny Frattasi’s

Johnny Frattasi is a NYC based photographer who recently traveled to Cuba to fulfill a longtime desire to experience the country firsthand and capture itsessence through his lens. In December, 2012, he held an exhibition in lower Manhattan entitled'Cuban Layers' as a glimpse into the beauty and contradictions that exist in modern day Cuba. Witha focus on the nation's extraordinary colors and textured backdrop, the images express unique contrasts by combining both the vibrant and subdued elements of Cuban society.Read full article


CasaOswaldoGuayasamín


Sala de la Diversidad

ThroughJan

ThroughJan 15

Opens Jan 24

Rodrigo Petrella exploresthe customs and habitats ofhuman settlements in the immense BrazilianAmazonia.

The series Fachadas, by Donis D. Llagó Suárez, aims to emphasize on the social and cultural roles that converge at Havana’sfamous seafront wall, the Malecón, as a summary of the national reality.

exhibition by the Cuban biologist and photographer Nicasio Viñas, which is dedicated to the variety of animal life in the Caribbean region. The gallery will exhibit digital photos from seven high-resolutionscreens.

MuseoNacionalde Bellas Artes.Edificio de ArteCubano

Palacio de Lombillo

ThroughJan 12

ThroughoutJanuary

La fotografía y la memoria, solo exhibition byphotographer Ernesto Fernández, National Visual Arts Prizewinner 2011, comprises shots taken from the late 1950s to the 1980s.

Play-callejeros, by JoséJulián Martí is a collection ofpictures of children playing in the city streets.

Mares adyacentes, by Néstor Martí, focuses on the metaphysical relationshipbetween man and the sea.

Las 50 mejores fotos de National GeographicThrough Jan 14 Fototeca de Cuba

A selection of the 50 best pictures made by readers of the National Geographic Magazine in 2005. The pictures were taken during the 20th-21st centuries in different places by renowend photographers.

AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !PHOTOGRAPHY

Tuareg family gently sleeps




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EL PÚBLICO’S HOMOEROTIC TWELFTH NIGHT REACHES 100 by Victoria Alcalá

Going to the theater—at least in Cuba—to see a play by William Shakespeare as it was staged at The Globe in 17th-18th century England is quite impossible, yet dramatic art lovers continue to attend theater houses to see his works in this digital age when man is able to enjoy theater or filmproductions from the comfort of their homes... Read full article

CaféteatroBertoltBrecht

TeatroTrianón

Jan 8-24, Tue, Wed & Thu, 8:30 pm

Fri & Sat, 8:30 pm; Sun, 5 pm

Peggy Pickit ve el rostro de Dios, by the German playwright RolandSchimmelpfennig, and the El Cuartel theater company,directed bySahily Moreda.

Caligula. El Público theatercompany reruns one of its most successful and provocative plays of their repertory, by Frenchnovelist, essayist, and dramatist, Albert Camus.

CaféTeatroBertoltBrecht

Fri, Sat & Sun, 8:30 pm

El flaco y el gordo, by the always controversial VirgilioPiñera, in a version and direction of José Milián by Pequeño Teatro de LaHabana. The humor is derived from the grotesque and the absurd in a play that explores the dehumanization of man in today’s society.

The year 2013 opens with the Jornadas Villanueva, an intensive theater season in Havana that privileges new Cuban playwrights. Many of the plays that were staged during the National Theater Festival held in Camagüey province in 2012 will be produced during the Villanueva Season.

PERFORMING ARTS AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !




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Wed & Thu, 6 pm

Gotas de agua sobre piedras calientes [Drops of water on HotStones]. In Rainer Warner Fassbinder’scomedy (under the direction of CarlosDíaz with Teatro El Público company), a young man who is looking for an apartment where he plans to live with his girlfriend after their wedding, is intercepted by a mature man, a manipulator of emotions, who the young man falls passionately in love with. The presence of the girlfriend and an ex-lover of the mature man give rise to serious conflicts. Díaz has chosen to make a reading of the play more fromthe domination/submission relationshiprather than from the twists and turns of homosexuality.

Opens Jan 11,Fri & Sat, 8:30 pm; Sun, 5 pm


Talco, written by Cuban playwright Abel González Melo and classified by some critics as “dirty realism, once again explores Havana’s underworld—a subworld of prostitution, drugs and marginal peopleThe rundown El Méganomovie theatre serves as setting where the events that lead to despair and deathtake place.

Las penas que a mí me matan. Teatrode Bolsillo presents the well-knownone-woman show by the Cuban playwright Albio Paz, The Woes that Kill Me, which recreates the emotions, experiences, frustrations and memories of an actress when she decides to leavethe stage.


Mi tío el exiliado deals with a recurrenttheme in the contemporary Cuban stage: exile and the authentic emotions and human miseries around the returnhome of a man who had to leave the country due to his homosexuality.Written by Yerandy Fleites Pérez and conducted by Fernando Quiñones.

Jan 4-20, Fri & Sat, 8:30 pm; Sun, 5 pm

Perros que jamás ladraron, written and directed by Rogelio Orizondo, with three actors and a DJ, is based on photographs taken by Leni Riefenstahl, , stereotyped or not, that a tourist mayreceive of the Cuban reality.

Jan 18-27, Fri & Sat, 8:30 pm; Sun, 5 pm

Antigonón, un contingente épico(work in progress), by Rogelio Orizondo, staged by Teatro El Público. With onlytwo actresses on the stage, this reworking of the myth of Antigone uses recourses such as dance, fragmentationof the discourse and the intersexualityto delve into present-day concerns.

PERFORMING ARTSSala Adolfo Llauradó

Sala Adolfo Llauradó

Sala Argos Teatro

Sala Estudio. Centro Cultural Bertolt Brecht

Sala Teatro El Sótano

Sala Tito Junco. Centro Cultural Bertolt Brecht

Jan 22-24 , 8:30 pm

Antígona, by Yerandy Fleites. In the author’s opinion, Greek documents aredead materials that need to be dynamited, contemporized throughtoday’s outlook.” Therefore, his play,produced by the El Portazo theatercompany, approaches the Sophoclean character through the anguishes, frustrations and baseness of contemporary man.

Jan 8-17, Tue, Wed & Thu, 8:30 pm

Por gusto, play by Abel González Melo, staged by El Portazo company.According to Israel Domínguez, “deferent characters (a professor ofPhilosophy, a grammar schoolteacher, a painter and a policeman) converge in a point of passion and lack of affection, oflies and truth that get mixed up; wherethe search is motivated by impulses, dispiritedness, the lack of a true meaning of life.”






AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !FOR KIDS

ISLA DEL COCO: HAVANA'S CITY THEME PARK

The old Coney Island which has been renamed Isla del Coco after a famous Cuban children’s story. It is located between the two roundabouts off 5ta in Playa and was completely renovated in 2008. This is classified as a mid-size theme park whatever that means. The location, literally by the sea, is idyllic although in summer the lack of shade is oppressive.

by Ana Lorena Fernández

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LA MAESTRANZA PARKby Ana Lorena Fernández

La Maestranza in Old Havana is the only Cuban park that lets kids jump till they’re exhausted. This playground has enabled children from the capital to release all their energy jumping and throwingthemselves down the air ramps without danger of breaking any bones along the way.

Splendidly located right across the Malecón, in the heart of the historic part of the city, the park offers a unique playful and restful opportunity for children and parents on weekends and holidays...Read full article

KIDS’ WORKSHOPS ON PASEO DEL PRADO by Ana Lorena Fernández

Every weekend, Paseo del Prado, the well-knownavenue that divides Old Havana from CentralHavana, and which is packed with sights, such as the Capitolio, the Saratoga Hotel and the Gran Teatro de La Habana, just to name a few, becomes the meeting place of artists and their small apprentices—kids 4 to 10 years old—who come here to learn the different techniques of visual arts.

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January 28: Birth of José Martí

If there is one date that unites all Cubans of any ideology or origin, it is January 28 when we celebrate the birthday of the Apostle of national independence, José Martí, who was born in 1853, on Paula Street in Havana, in the house that is currently marked with number 314. Poet, journalist, orator, essayist, translator...José Martí is not only the most significant literary figure of the 19th century in Cuba, he was also the organizer of the Cuban Revolutionary Party… against Spanish colonialism.

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JANUARY 1, 1959: TRIUMPH OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONby Victoria Alcalá

New Year’s Day has a special meaning in Cuba sinceit was on this first day of 1959, Cuba was shaken by a much-awaited news Fulgencio Batista, who had seized power through a military coup on March 10,1952, had fled the country in the early hours of the morning, finally convinced that he was unable to resist the determination of the rebels commandedby the young lawyer Fidel Castro, who after becoming strong in the mountains of the provinceof the then province of Oriente, marched westward.Read full article

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NATIONAL &HISTORICAL DAY




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54th Premio Casa de las AméricasCasa de las Américas: Jan 21-31

The Casa de las Americas Literary Award is one of the most prestigious in Latin America. One of its principal activities is the launchings of the prize-winning books of the previous year, which will take place on Wednesday, Jan 30, 2013 at Casa de las Américas headquarters, Sala Che Guevara. The prizewinning books are El tao del sexo, by Ignacio Apolo and Laura Gutman (theater, Argentina); Mi hermano llegó de otro planeta un día de mucho viento, by Liza Josefina Porcelli Piussi (novel for children, Argentina); El alufá Rufino: tráfico, esclavitud y libertad en el Atlántico negro (1822-1853), by João José Reis, Flávio dos Santos Gomes and Marcos de Carvalho (essay, Brazil); La sangre y el mar, by Gary Víctor (novel, Haiti); El problema de la unidad: política latina y la creación de identidad, by Cristina Beltrán (essay on Hispanics in the United States); Elogio de la altea o las paradojas de la racialidad, by Zuleica Romay (essay, Cuba); Obra cierta. Antología poética, by Humberto Vinueza (Ecuador); Promesa y descontento de la modernidad. Estudios literarios y culturales en América Latina, by Raúl Bueno (essay, Peru); and Blanco nocturno, by Ricardo Piglia (novel, Argentina). The prizewinning ceremony will be held on January 31, 2012, 7 pm at Sala Che Guevara.

54th PremioCasa de las Américas


1960 Alejo Carpentier, Carlos Fuentes y Miguel Otero Silva

1965 Juan José Arreola, Nicolás Guillén Haydee Santamaría






VI Festival AfropalabraXVII TALLER DE ANTROPOLOGÍA SOCIAL Y CULTURAL AFROAMERICANA Y VI FESTIVAL AFROPALABRACasa de África Jan 5-9

The opening of the cultural year at Havana’s Historical Center will be marked by the 17th Workshop on Afro-American Social and Cultural Anthropology and the 6th African Word Festival with the presence of academicians, researchers and artists. The scientific sessions will be held at the Africa, Simón Bolívar and Benito Juárez House-Museums, while Casa de la Poesía will host the different actions related to the Afropalabra Festival. These house-museums will also be the venue of art exhibitions. The event will visit different places related to the African presence in Matanzas province on January 8 & 9.

AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !VI Festival Afropalabra

Casa de Africa

Casa de la Poesía

Plaza de SanFrancisco

BasílicaMenor de SanFranciscode Asís

9:30 amOpening of the photographic exhibition Ñaña, by Miguel Ángel García Velascoand performance of a choir of abakuá prayers and chants.

12:30 pmTribute to Gregorio Hernández (El Goyo).

3:00 pmEpiphany: Recalling an old tradition, the Afro-Cuban Council will tour the principal plazas of the Historic Centre.

7:30 pmOral narrators. Performances byOshumare dance company, ProyectoOzun, folkloricv group 4 Vientos, MayraNavarro, Octavio Pino, Luis Arnolys, Giraldo Cárdenas, Marta Cordies, Falconerys, Virginia López, José HéctorPomelapocha and Miriam Rock.

Casa de Africa

9:30 amOpening of the 17th Workshop on Afro-American Social and Cultural Anthropology

10:00 amLecture by Dr. Mirta Fernández on her book “Cantos de negritud.” Performanceby the Espacio Abierto theater company.

2:30 pmMaster lecture by Dr. María del Carmen Barcia. Launching of the book Del cabildo de nación a la casa de santo, by María del Carmen Barcia, AndrésTodríguez Reyes and Milagros Niebla Delgado.

7:00 pmOpening of the 6th African WordFestival. Performance by the Argentinean theater company Teatro en Sepia with the playAfrolatinoamericanas. De voces, susurros,gritos y silencios.

Jan 5, 2013 Jan 6, 2013

PROGRAM17th Workshop on Afro-American Social and CulturalAnthropology, and the 6th African Word Festival






Castillo San Severino,Matanzas

Matanzas

Matanzas

9:00 amLecture "Poesía enmascarada, identidades negadas, en el carnaval de Buenos Aires” by Dr. Alicia Martín (Argentina).

9:30 am170th anniversary of the slave uprising at the Triunvirato sugar mill. Visit to places related to the African presence in the city of Matanzas.

10:00 amLecture “Tribus urbanas: realidades cubanas” by Dr. Enrique Alemán.

8:00 pmTour around the social and culturalcommunity project Afro Atenas

Casa de Africa

Casa de la Poesía

9:30 amLecture by Dr. Gema Valdés on the findings of the research on Bantu in linguistics in Cuba..

10:00 amOral narration ecvent conducted by Mirta Portillo

2:30 pmLaunching of Alejo Carpentier’s firstnovel: Écue-Yamba-Ó.

2:30 pmAfro-American poetry

7:00 pmClosing ceremony of the AfropalabraFestival. Performances by Síntesis,Chekendeke, Luna Manzanares, among others.

Jan 7, 2013 Jan 8, 2013

Jan 9, 2013

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THE ULTIMATEHAVANA RESTAURANT GUIDE

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El Divino ******Calle Raquel no. 50 e/ Esperanza y Lindero, Mantilla.(53 7) 643 7734 www.cubarestaurantedivino.com/

Divino gets our vote for the best place to eat in Havana. 6 stars out of 5. Simply brilliant, superlatives trip off the tongue. This is notionally an Italian place although amongst its many specialties is a range of grilled meats.

The place is huge with plentiful seating on the terrace as well as (our favorite) a number of ranchons. It boasts its own impeccably maintained botanical gardens which kids will love while you lounge the afternoon way. This is out of town past Hemmingway’s Fince Vigia just before you reach Lenin Park. Take a map and spend the afternoon – there is no-where else you need to get to on at the weekend!

5 STAR HAVANA RESTAURANTES new

Beduino Moroccan5ta entre 4 y 6 Belly dancing (Fri / Sat)

BellaHabanaCalle 6 y 7ma No. 512, Miramar, Playa

Bohemia21 y 13 Vedado

La Buena VidaNo 917, Calle 46, entre 11 y 9na. tel: (07) 202 5816

Paladar Calle 10Calle 10 No 314 btwn Avs 3 & 5

La CarboncitaAve. 3ra No. 3804 entre 38 y 40.tel: (07) 203 02615; 290 4984

Cazador del reyEsquina 18 y 3rd

La CasaCalle 30 No. 865 entre 26 y 41. tel:(07) 881 7000

El ChanchulleroTeniente Rey 457ª bajos / Bernaza y El Cristotel:(07 872 8227; 05 276 0938)

Le ChansonnierCalle J No. 257 entre Línea y 15. tel:(07) 832 1576

El GijonesPrado 309 esq a Virtudes | La Habana Vieja, Havana.

Italian74 y 9, Miramar

Tres Medallas20 Entre 3ra y 5ta

Casa de MiglisLealtad 120 entre Ánimas y Lagunas.tel: (07) 864 1486

NAO Bar PaladarObispo No 1 e/San Pedro y Baratillo | Old Havana

La Figura64 y 13

Doña EutimiaCallejón del Chorro No. 60.tel: 05 281 5883; 05 270 6433

Sangri - La42 y 11

La TerrazaPaseo del Prado No. 309 altos,esquina a Virtudes. tel: (07) 862 3626

Melem Bar1ra y 60




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While taking advantage of the holiday season I embarked on the mission of eating out in new and old paladares in order to report on more ups and downs for the food enthusiasts in Havana. Here the results of the field research for this month.

DOWNS:

The zoo at Piccolo: This is where the best pizzas in Cuba are made (in my opinion). It is a cute restaurant in the beach town in Guanabo and the favorite of many families that like to stop for lunch on weekends after a morning in Playas del Este. The pizzas are baked in a wood oven and dressed with fresh ingredients from the vegetable garden on the premises. But as much as the food and prices are great, the little zoo thatthe restaurant keeps as entertainment for the children that visit is prettydepressing. There you will find a huge snake inside a tiny cage, a jutia (which is kind of an opossum mixed with a beaver) also in a small enclosure, and many caged birds. I mean, even in the case of snakes, there are few things more depressing than a big animal trapped in a small space.Calle 482 #503, % Ave 5 y 7, Guanabo, Cuba. Tel. 796-4300

The indoor area at Tres Medallas: This is definitely not the prettiest looking paladar in Havana. It wasopened about a year ago by Olympic champion Mireya Luis and her Italian husband. The restaurant, which is named in honor to the three gold medals that Mireya won in Barcelona, Atlanta, and Athens, offers a variety of



Elena'sup and downs

to dining outin Havana?

by Elena Vega







decent Italian food (including wood baked pizzas) at decent prices. The place has an open outdoor area and it offers an indoor space too. For the hot months the indoor dining room provides the comfort of A.C. and a space away from the flies; nevertheless, the area is dark, cold, with little personality and loud music. I would highly recommend the owners hire a professional interior decorator to bring some charm to this uninvitingspace.Calle 20 # 313, e/ Av. 3ª y 5ª. Tel: 052 645 337

The turtle offering at many paladares: Without naming names I would love to mention this huge “down” in many paladares in town. Some of these restaurants are already great, with good food and service. So, if everything is already working well, why in the world do they have to offer endangered species in the menu? In this case I have decided to withhold the names of the places that have offered “caguama” or “tortuga” as a gourmet dish, but it is more than one. I know the line of legality and illegality in Cuba can be pretty gray, but this is not only illegal, people, it is immoral! And then, as far as I understand it just tastes like chicken… offerchicken then!

The wait time at Mi Jardín: This is among the oldest paladares in the city. It is a quiet and casual place and one of the few that offer Mexican cuisine. The food is good, they have a Pescado a la Veracruzana that can be nice and spicy, the Plato Mexicano is a great way to sample a few dishes, and the Totopos appetizer is reallyaddictive. But unfortunately not all is good: prepare to wait up to 25 minutes just for the drinks to be served, another long wait for the food, and if you care for a second drink it is not unusual that you will have to go and look for the waiter yourself. I mean, the waiters (who are part of the family that owns the paladar) are verynice, they are just very slow. So, if you arm yourself with a little patiente you might enjoy this cute place.Calle 66 No. 517 esquina a 5ta, Miramar. Tel: 203 4627

UPS:

The fresh pasta at La Corte del Principe: This is one of the newest paladares in Havana. It is a charming and yet unpretentious establishment with a few tables in a covered porch and with a limited menu written in a blackboard. The place is nice, the prices are good, service is fantastic… but what is more attractive about this place is the homemade pastas, they are really good and they are offered with a variety of sauces that are also very outstanding: four cheeses, carbonara, amatriciana and pesto to name a few. Follow the recommendationsof the owner, Sergio, who will give you personalized service and a detailed description of his Italian creations.You will want to come back. Beware than even though it is an Italian place, pizza is not served.Calle 9 Esq. 74, Playa. Tel: 05 255-9091

Baby eels salad at Ivan Justo (aka Aguacate 9): I have to acknowledge that I might not order baby eels for my last dinner,actually I might not order baby eels for any dinner; but that is just me, and I have to say that my Spanish dining accomplices went head overheals for this menu item at Ivan Justo. Apparently this is one of the veryfew restaurants in Havana serving this gourmet tiny creatures. The paladar is located at Aguacate 9 and often called more by its addressthan by its name, it has an interesting menu that includes beef, lamb, rabbit, suckling pig, paella, appetizers such as the eel’s salad and home made pastas. The prices are a little bit in the high side, but the place is very pretty and service is good. No way to lose with this one. Aguacate 9, esquina Chacón. Habana Vieja. Tel: 863 9697

Elena's up and downs to dining out in Havana?by Elena Vega






Elena's up and downs to dining out in Havana?by Elena Vega


Hot plate cooking at PPs Teppanyaki: Located in the heart of Vedado this paladar opened just a fewmonths ago with a Japanese menu that includes a variety of sushi and, of course, teppanyaki, the kind of Japanese cuisine that involves cooking on a hot plate in front of the customer. The menu at PPs Teppanyakiincludes a variety of meats (shrimp, beef, and pork) prepared and presented in different traditional styles. All of them were really good during my visit. The skillful cooks explain every step of the cooking process and areable to make accommodations for any particular taste and answer any question about this cuisine. Prices are reasonable and reservations are recommended, since there are only two hot plates with about 12 chairs each.Calle 21 No. 104, apto 4 e/ L y M, Vedado. Tel: 836 2530

Piña Colada at La Casa: La Casa is one of the oldest paladares in Havana, and it is often missed by many in the expat community because of its location on a very quiet street in Nuevo Vedado. The place is nice and has an interesting interior garden. The service, supervised by owner Alejandro Robaina, is spotless and the food is fairly good, including the Japanese menu they had on Thursdays. But one of the high points of this restaurantis their piña coladas; they are just out of this world. They are served in a carved pineapple and are a meal in itself made with fresh fruit, a generous serving of rum and ice. Don’t miss having one of these cocktails!Calle 30 No. 865 e/ Avenida 26 y 41.Nuevo Vedado. Tel: 881 7000







Ballet Nacional de Cuba

Café Neruda

Casa de África

Casa Alejandro de Humboldt

Casa de Artes y TradicionesChinas

Casa de Asia

Casa de las Américas

Casa de los Árabes

Casa del Benemérito de las Américas

Calzada 509 entre D y E, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 855 2946

Malecón 355 entre Manrique y San Nicolás, Centro Habana

Obrapía 157 entre Mercaderes y San Ignacio, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 5798

Oficios esquina a Sol, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 9850

Salud 313 entre Gervasio y Escobar,Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 863 5450 / 860 9976

Mercaderes 111 entre Obrapía y Obispo, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 9740

Calle 3ra. esquina a G, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 838 2706-09

Oficios 16 entre Obispo y Obrapía, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 5868

Obrapía 116, entre Mercaderes y Oficios, La Habana Vieja Tel. +(53) 7 861 8166

Casa de la Comedia (sala-teatro)

Casa del Conde Lombillo

Casa Fundación OswaldoGuayasamín

Casa Juan GualbertoGómez

Casa de la Obra Pía

Casa de la Orfebrería

Casa de los Condes de Jaruco

Jústiz 18, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 9282

Empedrado entre Mercaderes y San Ignacio, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 860 4311-14

Obrapía entre Oficios y Mercaderes, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 3843

Empedrado entre Aguiar y Cuba, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 866 4114

Obrapía entre Mercaderes y San Ignacio, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 3097

Obispo 113 entre Oficios y Mercaderes, La Habana Vieja Tel. +(53) 7 863 9861

Plaza Vieja, La Habana Vieja

CULTURAL CENTRES

Casa de la Poesía

Casa y Parque Simón Bolívar

Casa Víctor Hugo

Caserón del Tango

Casona de Línea

Centro Cultural Bertolt Brecht

Centro Cultural Dulce María Loynaz

Muralla 63 entre Oficios e Inquisidor, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 1801

Mercaderes 158 entre Obrapía y Lamparilla, La Habana Vieja Tel. +(53) 7 861 3988

O’Reilly 311 entre Habana y Aguiar,La Habana ViejaTeléfono 866 7591

Jústiz entre Baratillo y Oficios, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 0822

Línea 505 entre D y E, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 833 8562

Calle13 esquina a I, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 9359

Calle 19 esquina a E, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 835 2732

Centro Cultural Pablo de la Torriente Brau

Centro de Danza de La Habana

Centro Hispano-Americano de Cultura

Centro de Teatro y Danza

ConjuntoFolklóricoNacional de Cuba

Escuela Nacional de Teatro

FundaciónLudwig de Cuba

Convento de Belén

Muralla 63 entre Oficios e Inquisidor, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 5162

Prado 111, entre genio y Refugio, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 9131 / 866 0808

Malecón 17 entre Prado y Genio, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 860 6282

San Ignacio 166 entre Obispo y Obrapía, La Habana Vieja.Tel. +(53) 7 862 9650 / 862 9448

Calle 4 número 103 entre Calzada y 5ta., El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 830 3060

Calle 11 esquina a 146, Cubanacán, PlayaTel. +(53) 7 208 4923

Calle 13 núm. 509 entre D y E (5to. piso), El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 4270 / 832 9128

Compostela entre Acosta y Luz, LaHabana Vieja

FundaciónHabana Club

Avenida del Puerto 262 entre Luz y Sol, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 4108

AWH T’S ONAHAVAN !ADDRESS BOOK






Gabinete de Arquelogía

Instituto de Literatura y Lingüística

InstitutoSuperior de Arte (ISA)

ProyectoCultural Arte Tiempo

ProyectoCulturalComunitarioTodas las Manos

Tacón 12 entre O’Reilly y Empedrado, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 4469

Dr. José Antonio Portuondo ValdorAvenida Salvador Allende 710,Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 878 6486

Calle 120 entre 9na. y 13, Cubanacán, PlayaTel. +(53) 7 271 9771

Cárdenas 114, bajos, entre Gloria y Apodaca, La Habana Vieja Tel. +(53)7 537-8 61 2838

Trocadero 303 esquina a Águila, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 861 3260

Centro Cultural ICAIC

Cine Acapulco

Cine Chaplin

Cine La Rampa

Calle 23 entre 10 y 12, El Vedado

Avenida 26 esquina a 39, NuevoVedadoTel. +(53) 7 833 9573

Calle 23 entre 10 y 12, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 831 1101

Calle 23 entre O y P, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 878 6146

Dos Gardenias

El Gato Tuerto

El Sauce

La Cecilia

La Maison

La Pérgola

La Piragua

La Zorra y el Cuervo

Piano bar Hotel Panorama

Calle 7ma. y 26, Miramar

Calle O entre17 y 19, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 55 2696

Calle 9na. Entre 120 y 130, PlayaTel. +(53) 7 204 7061

5ta. Avenida entre 110 y 112, Miramar

Calle 16 entre 7ma. y 31, Miramar

Ministerio de CulturaCalle 13 entre 2 y 4, El Vedado

Calle O y Malecón, El Vedado

(La Casa del Jazz Cubano)Calle 23 esquina a O, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 833 2402

Ave. 3ra. y 70, MiramarTel. +(53) 7 204 0100

Vitrina de Valonia

San Ignacio entre Teniente Rey y Muralla, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 868 3561

Unión de Escritores y Artistas de Cuba (UNEAC)

Unión Latina

Calle 17 esquina a H, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 4551-53Tel. +(53) 7 832 4551-53

Callejón de Jústiz 21, entre Oficiosy Avenida del Puerto, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 866 8142 / 866 8255Tel. +(53) 7 832 4551-53

CULTURAL CENTRESCULTURAL CENTRES

NIGHTLIFE

CINEMAS

Cine Payret

Cine Riviera

Cine Yara

Cine 23 y 12

CinematógrafoLumière

Cine-teatroTrianón

Multisala Infanta

Fundación del Nuevo Cine Latinoamericano

Prado 513, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 3163

Calle 23 entre F y G, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 830 9564

Calle L esquina a 23, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 831 1723 / 832 9430

Calle 23 entre 12 y 14, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 833 6906

Mercaderes entre Obispo y Obrapía, La Habana Vieja

Línea entre Paseo y A., El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 830 9648

Infanta entre Neptuno y San Miguel, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 878 9323

Quinta Santa Bárbara, calle 212 núm. 21254 esquina a 31, LaCoronela, La LisaTel. +(53) 7 271 8311 / 271 8141

ART GALLERIES

Centro de Arte ContemporáneoWifredo Lam

Centro de Desarrollo de las Artes Visuales

CentroLaboratorioArtístico de San Agustín (LASA)

CentroProvincial de Artes Plásticas y Diseño

Colección Arte de Nuestra América Haydée Santamaría

Empedrado esquina a San Ignacio,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 9781 / 861 3419

San Ignacio 352 esquina a TenienteRey, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 5279, 862 9295 / 862 3533

Calle 23 esquina a 35, San Agustín, La Lisa

Oficios 362 entre Luz y Santa Clara, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 3228 / 862 3295 / 866 0280

Casa de las Américas Calle G entre 3ra. y 5ta., El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 838 2706-09






Fototeca de Cuba

GaleríaAvellaneda

Galería de Arte Malecón

Galería Carmen Montilla

Galería Collage Habana

Galería Factoría Habana

Galería Forma

Galería Fresa y Chocolate

GaleríaFundaciónHabana Club

GaleríaFundaciónLudwig

Galería Galiano

Galería Habana

Galería Haydee Santamaría

Galería Julio Larramendi

Mercaderes 307 entre Muralla y Teniente Rey, Plaza Vieja, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 2530Tel. +(53) 7 832 4551-53

Teatro NacionalCalle Paseo y 39, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 870 4651

Calle D, entre 1ra, y 3ra., El Vedado

Oficios 162 entre Amargura y Churruca, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 866 4114

San Rafael 103 entre Consulado e Industria, Centro Habana

O´Reilly 308 entre entre Habana y Aguiar, La Habana Vieja

Obispo 255 entre Cuba y Aguiar,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 2633

Calle 23 entre 10 y 12, El Vedado

Avenida del Puerto y Sol, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 4108

Calle 13 esquina a D, 5to. piso, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 4270 / 832 9128

Galiano esquina a Concordia,Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 862 5365

Línea 460 entre E y F, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 7101

Calle G entre E y F, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 4653

Hotel Conde de VillanuevaMercaderes 202 entre Lamparilla y Amargura, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 9294 / 862 9293

ART GALLERIES

Galería Orígenes

Galería Palacio de la Artesanía

Galería El Reino de Este Mundo

Galería René Portocarrero

Galería Raúl Martínez

Galería Raúl Oliva

Galería Roberto Diago

GaleríaServando

GaleríaServandoCabrera

Galería Víctor Manuel

Galería Villa Manuela

Galería La Acacia

GaleríaLatinoamericana

San José 114 entre Industria y Consulado, Centro Habana Tel. +(53) 7 863 9364 / 861 3533

Casa de las Américas Calle G entre 3ra. y 5ta., piso 2, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 4653

Galería Mariano Calle 15 núm. 607 entre B y C, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 838 2702

Gran Teatro de La HabanaPrado y San Rafael, CentroHabanaTel. +(53) 7 863 6690

Cuba 64, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 33 8072 y 861 9796

Biblioteca Nacional José MartíBoyeros entre 20 de Mayo y Aranguren, Plaza de la RevoluciónTel. +(53) 7 881 1757

Teatro NacionalCalle Paseo y 39, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 870 4651

Palacio del Segundo CaboO’Reilly 4 esquina a Tacón, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 8091 ext. 151

Centro Cultural Bertolt BrechaCalle13 esquina a I, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 9359

Muralla 107 esquina a San Ignacio,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 3577

Calle 23 esquina a 10, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 833 9599

Calle 42 entre 1ra. y 3ra., La Copa, PlayaTel. +(53) 7 203 7171

San Ignacio y Callejón del Chorro, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 866 9268

Calle H número 406 entre 17 y 19,El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 2391

Galería 23 Y 12

Hotel Los Frailes

TallerExperimental de Gráfica de La Habana

Taller de Serigrafía René Portocarrero

Calle 23 esquina a 12, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 831 1810

Teniente Rey 8 entre Oficios y Mercaderes, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 9383

Callejón del Chorro, Plaza de la Catedral, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 0979

Cuba 513, entre Teniente Rey y Muralla, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 3276 / 861 9354Tel. +(53) 7 862 3276 / 861 9354






Maqueta de LaHabana

Monumento de la Cárcel de La Habana

MuseoAntropológicoMontané

Museo de Arqueología

Museo de Arte Colonial

Museo Biblioteca ServandoCabrera Moreno

Museo Casa Natal de José Martí

Calle 28 núm. 113, entre 1ra. y 3ra.,MiramarTel. +(53) 7 204 2661 / 332661Memorial José MartíPlaza de la RevoluciónTel. +(53) 7 882 0906 / 884 0551

Cárcel entre Zulueta y Prado, LaHabana Vieja

Edifico Felipe Poey, Plaza IgnacioAgramonte, Universidad de LaHabana, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 879 3488

Tacón 12 entre O’Reilly y Empedrado, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 4469

Plaza de la Catedral, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 6440

Calle Paseo 304 esquina a 13, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 835 2027 / 836 0010

Leonor Pérez 314, entre Picota y Egido, La Habana Vieja Tel. +(53) 7 861 3778

Fototeca de Cuba


MUSEUMS

Museo Castillo de la Real Fuerza

Museo del Chocolate

Museo de la Ciudad

Museo de la Danza

Museo Ernest Hemingway

MuseoFarmacéuticoTaquechel

Museo de Historia Natural

Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas

Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes

Museo Nacional de la Cerámica Contemporánea

Museo Nacional de la Música

Museo de Naipes

O’Reilly entre Avenida del Puerto y Tacón, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 6130

Amargura esquina a Mercaderes,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 866 4431

Tacón 1 entre Obispo y O’Reilly, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 5001

Línea esquina a G, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 831 2198

Finca Vigía, San Francisco de Paula, San Miguel del PadrónTel. +(53) 7 891 0809

Obispo entre San Ignacio y Mercaderes, La Habana Vieja

Obispo 61 entre Baratillo y Oficios,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 2687

Obispo 61 entre Baratillo y Oficios,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 2687

(Arte Cubano)Trocadero entre Monserrate y Zulueta, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 0140, 861 3858 y 863 9484

Centro Asturiano (Colección Universal)San Rafael entre Zulueta y Monserrate, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 0140 / 861 3858 /863 9484

Calle Mercaderes, esquina a Amargura, La Habana Vieja

Capdevila 1 entre Habana y Aguiar,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 9046

Inquisidor y Muralla, Plaza Vieja, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 860 1530

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MuseoNapoleóni-co

Museo

Museo de la Perfumería

Museo Postal Cubano

San Miguel y Ronda, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 879 1412 / 879 1460

Obispo entre Cuba y San Ignacio,La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 5811

Oficios, entre Obispo y Obrapía, LaHabana Vieja

Avenida de Rancho Boyeros entre19 de Mayo y 20 de Mayo(Ministerio de Comunicaciones),Plaza de la RevoluciónTel. +(53) 7 870 5581

Museo de la Revolución y MemorialGranma

Museo del Ron

Museo del Tabaco

Refugio 1 entre Monserrate y Zulueta, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 4091

Avenida del Puerto 262 entre Luz y Sol, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 4108

Mercaderes 120 entre Obispo y Obrapía, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 861 5795






Basílica Menor del Convento de San Francisco de Asís

Gran Teatro de La Habana

Iglesia de San Francisco de Paula

Jardines de la Tropical

Oficios y Churruca, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 9683

Prado y San Rafael, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 861 3077-79

Desamparados y San Ignacio,Alameda de Paula, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 860 4210

Avenida Tropical y Rizo, PlayaTel. +(53) 7 881 8767

Parque Histórico Militar Morro-Cabaña

Sala del TransporteAutomotor

Carretera de la Cabaña, La Habana del EsteTel. +(53) 7 861 6130 / 861 5001

Oficios y Callejón de Jústiz, LaHabana Vieja

MUSEUMS

Fototeca de Cuba


MUSIC

LiceumMozartiano de La Habana

Maxim Rock

Oratorio San Felipe Neri

Palacio del Teatro Lírico Nacional

Sala Lecuona

Teatro Amadeo Roldán

Avenida Tropical y Rizo, PlayaTel. +(53) 7 881 8767

Bruzón 62, entre Almendares y Ayestarán, Plaza de la RevoluciónTel. +(53) 7 877 5925

Aguiar esquina a Obrapía, LaHabana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 862 3243

Zulueta 253 entre Ánimas y Neptuno, La Habana Vieja

Prado y San Rafael, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 861 3077 / 3079

Calzada y D, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 4521-22

THEATRES

Capilla de El CiervoEncantado

Centro Cultural Bertolt Brecht

Cine-teatroTrianón

Estudio Teatral Vivarta

Gran Teatro de La Habana

Sala Adolfo Llauradó

Sala Argos Teatro

Sala Hubert de Blanck

Sala-TeatroBuendía

Calle D esquina a 5ta., El Vedado

Calle13 esquina a I, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 9359

Línea entre Paseo y A, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 830 9648

Paseo peatonal, Avenida Carlos III, Centro Habana

Prado y San Rafael, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 861 3077-79

Calle 11 entre D y E, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 5573

Ayestarán 307 esquina a 20 de Mayo, El CerroTel. +(53) 7 878 5551

Calzada 657 entre A y B, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 830 1011

Calle 39 entre Loma y Bellavista,Nuevo VedadoTel. +(53) 7 881 6689

Sala de teatro Las Carolinas

Teatro América

Teatro Astral

Teatro El Sótano

Teatro Fausto

Teatro Karl Marx

Teatro Mella

Teatro Nacional

Amargura 61, entre Mercaderes y San Ignacio, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 860 4341

Galiano entre Concordia y Neptuno, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 862 5416

Infanta 501, Centro HabanaTel. +(53) 7 878 1001

Calle K entre 25 y 27, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 0630

Prado y Colón, La Habana ViejaTel. +(53) 7 863 1173

Calle 1ra y 8, MiramarTel. +(53) 7 203 0801 / 209 1991

Línea entre A y B, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 830 4987

Paseo y 39, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 879 3558 / 879 6011

Teatro Nacional de Guiñol

Calle M entre 19 y 21, El VedadoTel. +(53) 7 832 6262 / 832 8292




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