When the Limón Dance Company returns to Miami-Dade this weekend, it will bring a powerful vision of founder José Limón. He was a man deeply concerned about and connected to the humanity of his fellow ...

Ada Limón was named Tuesday by the Library of Congress as the nation's 24th poet laureate. She will take over in September from Joy Harjo, who has held the position since 2019. Harjo was only the ...

The vibrant beats of African drums and lively calypso music will fill the streets of Limón on Thursday, August 31st, as the city’s beloved Grand Gala Parade returns for the first time since 2019. The ...

Limón, Costa Rica’s tropical Caribbean port city, offers a unique mix of reggae rhythms, rich culture, and daily life often unseen by tourists.

For poet Ada Limón, evidence of poetry is everywhere. It connects big ideas — like fear, isolation, even death — with little details — like field sparrows, a box of matches, or "the body moving / ...

Ada Limón, 24th poet laureate of the United States, visited the University of Illinois on Thursday to read some of her work at the Spurlock Museum. Limón was appointed the title of poet laureate in ...

When Ada Limón became the U.S. Poet Laureate in 2022, she took that moment she used that moment to reflect on poetry's power to connect — or to reconnect — people to the world around them and to their ...

The US poet laureate on nature, the art of America, and her new anthology. Ada Limón is currently serving a second term as the United States’ 24th poet laureate. She is the author of six poetry ...

Ada Limón told her speaking agent she couldn’t take the mysterious late-morning phone call. She had physical therapy. Her agent suggested, gently, that she reschedule. She did. And hopped onto a Zoom ...

As part of the commemoration of the Day of the black person and Afro-Costa Rican culture, on August 31, APM Terminals organized an Afro parade.And for this, company collaborators participated, but ...

If Ada Limón were left to her own devices for the day, she would rise, hug her husband and her dog, write a poem, and read a poem. Then she’d spend the rest of her waking hours learning the names of ...