Centro Cultural Cubano de Nueva York

The New York City debut of new works by three Miami-based Cuban authors: Rosie Inguanzo, Ernesto G., and Alfredo Triff, all bonded by friendship and vocation. Each book represents a different literary genre: Ernesto G.’s chronicles Crónicas de la Pequeña Habana (Ediciones Furtivas), Triff’s collection of essays ¿Por qué el pueblo de Cuba (aún) apoya […]

A singular musical journey through Cuba’s history, as seen by Armando Rodríguez, a fervent musicophile. Rodríguez holds a degree in physics from the University of Havana, where he initially taught, but subsequently earned his living for fifty years in the field of microelectronics, robotics, medical image processing, digital telephony, and aerospace technology until his recent […]

A unique presentation in commemoration of the 129th anniversary of José Martí‘s death, with the objective of generating interest in his writings among English-speaking readers. Anne Fountain, a distinguished Martí scholar, will focus on Martí’s concept of race and how his vision for a free Cuba was informed by his experience of race relations in […]

For nearly 15 years —from 1881 to 1895— José Martí, the great revolutionary, author, poet, journalist, thinker, and founder of the Cuban nation, lived and worked in New York City. While in New York, Martí made important literary and political contributions to Cuban independence and to the emerging Latin American nations. This will be the […]

An enlightening presentation by Dr. Federico Justiniani on the history of tuberculosis in Cuba, with an introduction on the origins of the ailment on the planet, dating  back 15,000 to 20,000 years ago, bringing to the forefront prominent scientists who contributed through their discoveries to a successful treatment, and culminating in the history of tuberculosis […]

To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the mise-en-scène of Adrián Rodríguez‘s seminal theatrical debut Cuban Operator Please, the CCCNY is presenting a stage reading of the play, the first in his trilogy The Union City Plays: An Intimate History of Exile. Written in a poetic blend of English and Spanish, the plot’s focus is on […]

Our Contemporary Writers Series resumes with the New York City launching of Robert Scheige’s The Ubiquitous They, a science fiction thriller set simultaneously in modern-day and a post-apocalyptic America. In the world before, Sara Weyer is a mathematician on the verge of a breakthrough—a way to harness the gaping blackness between numbers. But something is […]