The Swiss ensemble gives the U.S. premieres of works by composers from Canada and Colombia.
A member-exclusive discussion focused on Mexico’s fragmented right-wing opposition and the unexpected figures who have stepped into the limelight.
This two-panel public program, reschedule to February 25, examines diverse artistic and literary perspectives from across the Amazonian territory.
COA hosted a private, off-the-record meeting with the IDB leader to discuss business and investment opportunities across the region.
The Cuban quartet makes its solo United States and New York debut with a program featuring music by Mozart, Brouwer and Cuban composers.
Telemundo's Julio Vaqueiro hosted a panel that examined the bilateral relationship in terms of markets, security, trade, migration, and more.
The accalimed tenor talked about his organization, which has provided music education to children and young people in Peru for over a decade.
COA held a private, members-only meeting in New York with the governor of the Mexican state to discuss investment and nearshoring opportunities.
Experts discussed what the new national security strategy means for Western Hemisphere governments, businesses, and regional stability.
Barbassa discussed her recently published English translation of the award-winning Brazilian novella.
In a YPA event, the award-winning Mexican author, and her translator, will discuss her book, Eating Ashes, soon to be a major motion picture.
The violinist plays music spanning 80 years of music from the Americas.
