Concert by the Camerata Romeu, an all-female chamber ensemble directed by Zenaida Romeu, which will be playing one of the most well-liked compositions of the Baroque repertoire: The Four Seasons, by Italian composer Antonio Vivaldi.

Version in concert of the famous operetta The Merry Widow, by Franz Lehar, staged by Alfonso Menéndez with performances by Maylú Hernández, José Luis Pérez, Rigoberto López, Yani Martín Báez, Helbert Campaña, Kelvyn Espinosa, Delvis Fernández and Michel Ahumada, accompanied by the Orchestra of the Gran Teatro de La Habana, the Ballet of Cuban Television and the choir of the del Teatro Lírico Nacional de Cuba.

In commenting on the paintings presented in this exhibition, Ileana Mulet-confessed debtor of Byelorussian-born painter Marc Chagall-considers that 'the child's world is here asserted, colour becomes more brilliant, with strokes of abstractionism without abandoning figurative elements.'

A collective exhibition with the works of thirteen artists, young and acclaimed-Roberto Fabelo, Agustín Bejarano and Flora Fong, just to mention a few-who have three things in common: they were born in the province of Camagüey; they now live in Havana; and they express, with originality and mastery, motives of contemporary Cuban art.

This exhibition of ceramic pieces entered in the competition La Vasija, organized by the National Ceramics Museum, the National Council of Visual Arts and the City Historian's Office, gives the viewer the chance to get acquainted with the work of Cuban ceramists in the categories of vessels, installations with vessels and tile panels. The event's award declaration recognized 'the presence of an outstanding number of artists who, having chosen ceramics as an art form and a topic of such traditional connotation as vessels, have followed roads of high expressive levels making it an inseparable part of the active national artistic panorama today.'