by: Dairel Arcos Being from Camagüey implies being knowledgeable about our history, it means understanding that others value our way of speaking the Spanish language, it means that we have
By: Kenny Ortigas Guerrero Why is it essential to recall the historical dates? Why, year after year, are actions organized so that they do not go unnoticed? For some, it
The Office of the Historian of the city of Camagüey invites you to participate in the International Video Production Competition Edition “New beginning. New Vision. New City”. Due to the
By: Dra.C. Kezia Zabrina Henry Knight In 1899, in the middle of the North American occupation, a group of black and mestizo citizens of Camagüey decided to honor Major General
Every year it is usual for the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city to hold during the Culture Week, the National Symposium Challenges in the Management and Administration of
An atypical year of learning has touched the world, Cuba and therefore the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city. A year where work was tempered by new ways of
The Fidelio Ponce de León art gallery, which is based in the headquarters of the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city, combines its exhibition work with a sociocultural project
By: Hansel Pérez Collado (journalism student) The Office of the Historian of Camagüey city has different work areas, aimed at consolidating the Historical and Cultural Heritage of the province. One
By: Dra. C. Kezia Zabrina Henry Knight Genesis of the Day… It has been a pertinent conduct of the UN General Assembly to distinguish from an international profile one day
By: MSc. Kezia Zabrina Henry Knight The beginning On November 20th, 1864, the Santa Cecilia Philharmonic Society was established in the former Puerto Príncipe at the then Phoenix Theater. The
By: Liannys Juan López and Hansel Pérez Collado (journalism students) This Thursday, in the Fidelio Ponce de León Gallery of the Office of the Historian of Camagüey city, the collective
By: Hansel Pérez Collado (journalism student) This November 12th marks 203 years since the town of Santa María del Puerto del Príncipe was granted, by the Spanish authorities, the title
By: Hansel Pérez Collado and Liannys Juan López (journalism students) This November 11th, the 152nd anniversary of the incorporation of Ignacio Agramonte to the independence struggle is celebrated. In the
Compilation of: Jaquelyn Elena Martínez Egidio Emilio Ballagas Cubeñas, Cuban poet and essayist of enormous prestige in the literary field of the 20th century, is considered one of the most
By: Hansel Perez Collado (journalism student) The fifteenth graduation of students from the Francisco Sánchez Betancourt Trade School was held this morning in the central Ignacio Agramonte Park. Nine students
By: Liannys Juan López (journalism student) At dawn, on November 4th, 1868, the people of Camagüey incorporated to the independence struggles through the Uprising in Saramaguacán, also known as Paso
By: Liannys Juan López (journalism student) Since 2014, the International Day of Cities is celebrated every October 31st, established by the United Nations with the aim of promoting a sustainable
By: Liannys Juan Lopez Part of the artistic work of the photographer and journalist Gabriel Dávalos was exhibited this Friday in the well-known Workers’s Square in Camaguey city. During the
By Caridad Gónzalez Edwards Any generation of Camagüey’s inhabitants know who Candita Batista is. And look, I say who she is, because it is impossible not to keep her in
By Alejandro García Gutiérrez (Student of Journalism) Camagüey is one of the cities that best preserves the colonial heritage in the country; however, the attitude of many of its inhabitants
By Alejandro García Gutiérrez (Student of Journalism) Relations between Cuba and the United States of America have been a story of love and interest since long time before the Thirteen
By: Oreidis Pimentel Pérez We are an incomplete body without Africa, while thinking that the slaves were people without culture. There was so much wisdom in them, and closer to
Jesús Suárez Gayol. Cuban internationalist fighter, member of the 26 of July Movement and one of the men of the Che guerrilla in Bolivia, known as the Rubio. He was
On the occasion of the celebration of the First Gastronomic Seminar, “Sabe a Camagüey 2019”, scheduled for March 20 to 22, the Office of the City Historian as a collaborator
In the protocol hall “Nicolás Guillén Batista” of the Revolution Square” General Major Ignacio Agramonte Loynaz” in Camagüey, was made the awarding of the Distinction for National Culture to a
On the morning of this Friday, the working collective of the Historian of the City´s Office dedicated a Special Morning to honor the mothers who integrate the team of this
By Dairel Arcos Corso Specialist of the Gallery “Fidelio Ponce de León” of the OHCC For the first time in our province, the Biennial arrives, a space to confront art
By Lourdes María Mazorra López Reservoir of a rich cultural heritage, an integral part of the life of the city since its emergence, the General Cemetery of Camagüey combines the
The Office of the Historian of the city of Camagüey invites you next Monday, April 29 at 2 pm at the Cultural Management Center, where we will be commemorating the
The Office of the Historian of the City of Camagüey (OHCC), through the House of Cultural Diversity of Camagüey (CDCC), invites scholars, historians, socio-cultural promoters, professional managers or not, to
The Office of the Historian of Camagüey city informs you that the “José Marín Varona” Concert Hall was nominated for the National Prize of Conservation and Restoration of Monuments 2019
