Jesenia De Moya Correa

The poem “To Love the Soul of the Sea,” written by Carlos José Pérez Sámano, was painted as part of a mural by local artist César Viveros.

Participating restaurants will offer a free dessert or appetizer with the purchase of two dinner entrees.

Exhibit at Taller Puertorriqueño features Philly-based Venezuelan artist Carlos Gil.

The sounds are original recordings of the tiny amphibian, taken by sound artist Raúl Romero, in the deepest of the tropical rainforest of Utuado, Puerto Rico.

The business group, which has been self-sponsoring food distributions for Mexican and Central American residents in South Philadelphia, has seen barriers to access grant money and bailout loans.

Before COVID-19 came along, achieving anything was an uphill battle for Latinos. Today, the smallest achievements we gain are still the most important accomplishments of our lifetimes.

The Latinx Craft Fair is being organized by Fleisher Art Memorial and Casa de Venezuela Philadelphia to provide a space for the communities to showcase their art and handmade products.

The Power Street Theatre production showcases a musical that’s now in development about the intertwined lives of Latino immigrants and Arab refugees in North Philly.

Víctor Tejada and his company are aimed at supporting small business entrepreneurs with food ordering and transportation logistics tailored to their needs.

The early Christmas celebrations are being held with smaller in-person gatherings to avoid the spread of the coronavirus.