Must-see entertainment in Puerto Rico

  • SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO - MARCH 9:  A general view of Hiram Bithorn Stadium from behind home plate during Pool C, Game 3 between Spain and the Dominican Republic in the first round of the 2013 World Baseball Classic at Hiram Bithorn Stadium on Saturday, March 9, 2013 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Photo by Anthony Causi/WBCI/MLB Photos via Getty Images)

    Hiram Bithorn Stadium

    San Juan

    Named after the first Puerto Rican to play in the major leagues (Chicago Cubs, 1942) this 18,000-seat baseball stadium is home to the Cangrejeros de…

  • Teatro Tapia

    San Juan

    A city landmark, the Teatro Tapia on the southern side of Plaza Colón is an intimate neoclassical theater, with three-tiered boxes and an elegantly…

  • Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A Ferré

    San Juan

    Built in 1981, this center has more than 1900 seats in the festival hall, about 750 in the drama hall and 200 in the experimental theater. It hosts…

  • Cine Culebra

    Culebra

    If you need a movie fix, Cine Culebra screens films on Tuesday and Friday in a converted shipping container with a huge flat-screen TV and theater seating…

  • La Respuesta

    San Juan

    This artsy hub is known for hosting a range of live music – from R&B to reggaeton, hip-hop to disco extravaganzas, along with alternative films, theater…

  • Roberto Clemente Coliseum

    San Juan

    This indoor arena, named after the baseball hall-of-famer who died tragically in a plane crash in 1972, doubles as a sports and concert facility. The way…

  • Coliseo de Puerto Rico

    San Juan

    Across the street from the Hato Rey Tren Urbano station, this 18,500-capacity arena books musical superstars, from Metallica to Justin Bieber. Tickets can…

  • Caribbean Cinemas Fine Arts Popular

    San Juan

    One of the island’s few art-house cinemas, this place shows a good selection of independent films from around the world. It’s a block from the Hato Rey…

  • Plaza Las Américas Cinema

    San Juan

    Located in a huge shopping mall, this 13-screen multiplex screens first-run Hollywood blockbusters and international films.

  • Caribbean Cinemas Fine Arts Miramar

    San Juan

    This art-house cinema was once a sanctuary for adult-only movies. These days it shows indie films from around the globe, as well as Hollywood blockbusters.

  • Caribbean Cinemas Metro

    San Juan

    Built in 1939, this beautifully restored art-moderne cinema is the last one standing in Santurce, and shows a mix of popular and arty films.