Ministerio de Cultura y Deportes shares updates on Puntadas de Historia workshop and Nutcracker event

The Ministerio de Cultura y Deportes de Guatemala shared updates on December 3, 2025, regarding cultural initiatives and events through its official social media channels. The ministry highlighted ongoing efforts to preserve traditional knowledge and announced logistical details for an upcoming ballet performance.

In a post dated December 3, 2025, the ministry stated: "#Sacatepéquez | El taller Puntadas de Historia nace con el propósito de rescatar y valorar los saberes ancestrales y culturales de la indumentaria de los municipios. Te invitamos a conocer más de este proyecto. #AlPuebloDignoSeLeResponde https://t.co/RueLhnxgf1". This announcement refers to the "Puntadas de Historia" workshop, which aims to recover and promote ancestral knowledge related to traditional clothing in Sacatepéquez's municipalities.

Later that day, another post provided information about an upcoming ballet event: "#Guatemala | Queremos que tu experiencia sea inolvidable y disfrutes del maravilloso mundo de “El Cascanueces”, que cobra vida con el @BNC_Mertins. No habrá venta en taquilla. El ingreso al estará habilitado a partir de las 17:00 horas. #AlPuebloDignoSeLeResponde https://t.co/ePXg9FpH3B". The message emphasizes that tickets will not be sold at the box office for this presentation of "El Cascanueces," performed by the Ballet Nacional de Guatemala Mertins (@BNC_Mertins), and entry will begin at 5:00 p.m.

A third update posted on December 3 stated: "El taller cuenta con la participación de guías de diferentes Museos de Guatemala, entre los que se encuentran varios museos de esta cartera. #AlPuebloDignoSeLeResponde https://t.co/6TPm4WBZLM". According to this post, guides from various museums—including those overseen by the ministry—are participating in the "Puntadas de Historia" workshop.

The Ministry of Culture and Sports of Guatemala is responsible for promoting cultural heritage and supporting artistic activities throughout the country. These recent posts reflect ongoing efforts by Guatemalan authorities to both celebrate national traditions and facilitate public access to major cultural events.