Culture & Entertainment

Preludio is a nonprofit cultural association which main objective is spreading culture and quality entertainment. The group regularly present theater classics, modern plays and musicals for adults as well as for children.

The Cultural Center Ricardo Palma is located inside the Municipality of Miraflores. Its main goal is to promote and spread the Peruvian culture among every citizen. The cultural center offers various cultural events throughout the week.

There are quite a number of indigenous Peruvians who have recently started practicing Judaism and they together with the increasing number of foreigners living in Peru form the mayor asset of Peru's Jewish community. The relationships and bonds to international Jewish society are increasing steadily.

The Teatro Mocha Graña is a cultural association founded in 1993. It gives young talents the opportunity to stage self written and self directed plays to become known in Lima's theater scene. La Mocha is friendly, intimate, caring, adventurous and passionate.

The Casa Yuyachkani is one of the important cultural centers in Lima. They do significant cultural work for Peru. Presented are innovative, amazing and challenging theatrical performances and unbelievable dance performances.

The only Buddhism temple in the region of Lima is the Templo Jionji in Cañete, around 140km from Lima. This temple was opened in 1977. Its origins date back to the first Japanese immigrants in the beginning of the 20th century.

The Teatro Britanico is part of the British Cultural Center in Lima and stages professional theatrical performances with well known actors of the local scene. The group was created in 1949 with the intention of promoting British theater in Lima and bringing together those interested in acting and all further aspects of the theater.

The French Cultural Center in Lima is well known for their excellent and professional theatrical plays.

The Cultural Center PUCP belongs to the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. It offers an inviting space to think, approach arts, meditate and work intellectually. The theater presents great professional performances.

The theater belongs to the Peruvian-Japanese Cultural Center and is one of the most respected cultural establishments in Lima.