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A Colorful Look At Havana

WLRN 91.3 FM | By Mia Laurenzo

Published August 25, 2017 at 3:18 PM EDT

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Weekend In Havana with Geoffrey Baer

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Weekend In Havana, Geoffrey Baer at Plaza de la Catedral

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Folklorico Nacional de Cuba percussionist

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Roberto Fonseca, musician

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Vintage car along the Plaza de Cristo in Havana

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WEEKEND IN HAVANA - Travel/Culture

Airs Sunday August 27 at 7pm

Travel to Cuba’s vibrant, alluring and rapidly changing capital in "Weekend in Havana." Explore Cuba’s history, its architectural treasures, and its rich artistic traditions.

"Weekend in Havana" with Geoffrey Baer revels in the sights, sounds and stories of Havana during a whirlwind tour led by three prominent young Cubans, all of whom are passionate aficionados of all their city has to offer. Architect Daniel de la Regata takes you on an eye-opening tour of the city’s dilapidated buildings and infrastructure, as well as the government’s impressive efforts to restore its most prized architectural gems. Jazz musician Roberto Fonseca brings you inside the country’s most famous music studio for a quick lesson in Afro-Cuban rhythm and culture. And renowned flamenco dancer Irene Rodríguez hits the town for a night spent soaking up Havana’s hot spots – old and new.