+- Enliven Carlton – Dec 3, 2022 An immersive celebration of Melbourne’s diverse music and arts culture. Produced by Casa Cultura Inc. Supported by the City of Melbourne and the Victorian Government In partnership with Community Music Victoria, La Mama, A Voz Limpia, Multicultural Arts Victoria and Co.As.It Museo Italiano Read more…
“Painting Community, Singing Diversity” will bring artists and the community together to paint a mural in Coburg later this year. The theme of the mural is recognising and celebrating the importance of diversity.
Latin Stories Australia in conjunction with Casa Cultura and Momentum Psychology are delivering a series of FREE workshops for Latin American women focused on social and professional participation in Australian life, women empowerment, cultural diversity, isolation and sense of belonging. These workshops will take place between 20 of July and 26 of October 2019 in nine different areas across Victoria.
From Latin American Stories to Victorian History: Building Bridges, an exhibition to celebrate the wonderful impact of the Latin American community on Victoria’s rich history.
A community gathering to celebrate diversity. A mural by Lucy Lucy, Katherine Gailerand the local community. A song by Oscar Jimenez and local musicians. A video to share the project with the world. Painting Community, Singing Diversity is a collaboration between Alisha’s Café Collective, Casa Cultura, Vibrating Planet and A Read more…
During a visit to Australia, touring with the Azz Band, multi-instrumentalist Yonder Rodríguez delivered two workshops: Panorama of World Percussion: an overview of the amazing sounds and rhyhtms of world percussion with instruments from all over the world, and how they integrate in different kinds of music beyond their local Read more…
An invitation from Victoria University to deliver a talk on the racial blending of Latin America during colonial and post-colonial times as it translated into its musical heritage. The presentation was followed by a live performance by Daniel J. Márquez, Emiliano Beltzer, Ana María Rueda and Eyal Chipkiewicz.
A stall at the Melbourne Latin Summer Festival for children to make musical instruments out of recycled materials. In partnership with:
Participation in the Metro Multicultural Minstrels which brought live music into the trains along the Frankston line, encouraging inclusion and diversity and bringing joy to the passengers. With the participation of Abraham Dunovits, Brian Silva, Emiliano Beltzer, Eyal Chipkiewicz, Gabriela Gonzalez, Javier Rodriguez, Jorge Leiva and La Descarga, Jose Tortabu, Read more…
A musical tribute to the rock of South America with musicians from many origins and bands. Casa Cultura provided Vibrating Planet support in the promotion of the event.