This exhibition brings the magic, emotion, colors, art and the experience of the most important popular cultural manifestation in the country. This multidisciplinary exhibition will be composed of photographs, masks, costumes, thematic crafts and audiovisuals. Hours: Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.; and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The exhibition is advised by the sociologist Dagoberto Tejeda Ortiz, who will hold two virtual conferences and has curated the…

This solo exhibition by the artist Luis Rivas, in celebration of the Dominican Carnival, is made up of more than 40 recycled masks made during the quarantine period due to the pandemic. It aims for people to follow the creative process and make the masks at home through social media. The curated exhibition will be dedicated to the sociologist and historian Dagoberto Tejeda for his contributions to the projection of this genre. Hours: Mondays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.;…

UCAPPLATA invites you to the first National Carnival Exhibition in Puerto Plata, with costumes and characters from the carnival of the different provinces. It will be held at the Commerce Club, located on the corner of Beller and José Del Carmen Ariza streets, in front of Plaza Independencia. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. The exhibition will be carried out according to the health protocols established by the Dominican Government, maintaining physical distance and with the…

The emblematic Saviñón Building, will host the permanent exhibition “Ciudad Colonial Viva”, with the aim of highlighting the importance of the development of the Colonial City for the Dominican economy, tourism, history and culture. The exhibition features graphic material that tells the story of the project of transformation, beautification, improvements in urban mobility and modernization of the facilities of the Colonial City. The second stage of revitalization of the old urban area of Santo Domingo is an initiative of the…

Considered the most popular folkloric manifestation in the country, La Vega Carnival reaches 125 years of history and we commemorate it with an exhibition of 20 costumes from 16 groups, at different levels of Ágora Mall to ensure social distancing. The exhibition is curated by visual artist Luis Rivas and is organized together with the Unión Carnavalesca Vegana (UCAVE). It will be complemented with a series of talks and the projection of virtual videos through the Ágora Mall social networks,…

Come and enjoy the 14th Collective Exhibition for the Permanence of the Festive Tradition "Unstoppable Expocarnaval" in the Paul Giudicelli room of Casa de Teatro until March 2. This exhibition of paintings and carnival masks is sponsored and coordinated by the Aulacademia Carlos Montesino Foundation.