Kuyayky performs Andean music from their traditional Huanca-Xauxa culture, blending it with Mexican Tehuantepec classic Zandunga, and Afro-Peruvian Lando.

Presented in English and Spanish, this program invites children and accompanied grown-ups to participate in a book reading and art discussion. A Partnership with the Palm Beach County Library System.

(Run time: 23 minutes) 
With an emphasis on hope and humanity, three distinctive entrepreneurs with contrasting methodologies steer us through the complex crisis that is Puerto Rico and how they see hope in its future. Directed by Mike Atwood and Edson Jean. 

Pepe Montes y Su Conjunto present Cuban music combining elements from Cuban standards with funky modern harmonies and rhythms of Timba.

(Run time: 12 minutes, followed by talk back session with filmmaker)
Six Degrees of Immigration is a hybrid-documentary short film about a married couple separated for 10 years by U.S. immigration policy. 

After the film, Jayme Gershen, director, producer and one of the subjects of the film, will host a talk back session following the film. Gershen, an award-winning photographer and filmmaker based in Miami, FL, began working on Six Degrees of Immigration 5 years ago to document her own immigration experience as it was happening. 

Puerto Rican dance group Esencia de Boriken along with percussion ensemble Pedro Vilanova and Tamboricua Miami will introduce audiences to the origins of Bomba, a traditional dance and musical style of Afro-Puerto Rican culture. The finale will feature a Batey Areyto, a ceremonial dance during which the public is encouraged to participate.

(Run time: 12 minutes) 
Abuela Grillo is a beautiful animated short about water rights based on a myth from the Ayoreo people, an indigenous tribe of Bolivia. Directed by Denis Chapon.