From April 24 to July 26, 2026, Cenco Florida (Av. Vicuña Mackenna 6100) will host one of the year's most innovative cultural events. The event hours are Monday to Friday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM and weekends and holidays from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

OBCECACIÓN, by the Maule-based company Niebla Cultural and directed by Marco Espinoza Quezada, returns to the Metropolitan Region as part of the DESVIACIONES Festival of Performing Arts and Sexual Dissidence. The play will be presented on a "pay what you can" basis on Saturday, April 25, at 7:30 PM at the Teatro Camilo Henríquez.

This theatrical proposal directed by Javiera Mendoza premieres on Wednesday, April 25, at Teatro del Puente (Santiago). It aims to challenge the normalization of gender roles and the social construction of femininity, all through an immersive presentation.

Did you know that the term "avant-garde" originates from the military? It refers to the battalions that are at the forefront of battle. Now, when the avant-garde is represented by two young men from the Chilean upper class aiming to make a name for themselves as writers in Europe, things get intriguing: Myriam, bring the teapot!

Set in the 1990s, a major robbery at the O'Higgins Bank in Faro de Apoquindo results in eight deaths, including that of Hilda Peña's adopted son. From that moment on, her life is filled with sorrow. She faces the trauma of losing her son while attempting to reconstruct their shared history, intertwining her grief with the unofficial account of Chile's transition to democracy. The production will run every Sunday in May at 7:00 PM at Teatro ICTUS.

The workshops, titled "Film Club Practices: History, Methodology, and Exhibition Rights" and "Curating and Managing Films: Finding the Voice of a Cinema," are aimed at cultural managers, programmers, directors, coordinators, and those involved in cinema mediation across Chile.

The event features an anthology published by the university, titled "The Damned Word and Other Urgent Writings," which compiles works published by the poet between 1906 and 1955, addressing themes such as women's education, social justice, democracy, and the advocacy of peace. The event will take place outside the Central House on Thursday, April 23, starting at 10:00 AM.

Los Jaivas shared an emotional tribute on social media about one of their most symbolic objects: the poncho that accompanied musician Gabriel Parra, part of the visual narrative of the historic work "Alturas de Macchu Picchu."

As she prepares for her upcoming performance in Chile at the second edition of the Performing Arts and Sexual Dissent Festival, DESVIACIONES, singer, writer, and South American trans activist Susy Shock reflects on the Argentine landscape and her relationship with Claudia Rodríguez, to whom she will pay tribute during this event.

The exhibition, featuring over 20 wooden sculptures, is set up throughout various areas of the museum, engaging visitors and allowing for a reciprocal reflection through the ongoing dialogue generated between the artworks and the museum's collections and spaces.