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Venezuela Travel Advisories – From the Canadian government.
Venezuela is a country of striking contrasts: Caribbean coastline, Andean peaks, vast plains, rainforest, lively cities, music-filled streets, and a food culture built around comfort, flavour, and sharing.
Celebrate Venezuela is a place to explore Venezuelan history, culture, radio, books, food, traditions, and the landscapes that make this South American country so distinctive.
From arepas and hallacas to joropo music, Carnival celebrations, family stories, and Independence Day on July 5, Venezuela offers many paths into curiosity and connection.
Whether you are learning about the country for the first time, following family roots, listening to a Venezuelan radio station, or building a food-and-music discovery night at home, this page is a warm place to begin.
Venezuela Culture, History and Learning Resources
Venezuelan culture is shaped by Indigenous, African, European, Caribbean, and Latin American influences. Its traditions can be found in music, dance, food, crafts, celebrations, regional identities, and the stories people carry across generations.
Venezuela Carnival – Venezuela Carnival is celebrated annually three days before Ash Wednesday. In 2026 it takes place on February 15.
Venezuela Independence Day – Venezuela Independence Day is observed annually on July 5.
CDC – Information for travelers from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Ducksters Venezuela – Resources for young students.
Venezuela Genealogy – Information for family historians.
National Geographic – Though Venezuela declared its independence from Spain in 1811, it did not become a sovereign nation until after a decade-long war.
The Rise and Fall of the Petrostate – Venezuela’s descent into economic and political chaos in recent years is a cautionary tale of the dangerous influence that resource wealth can have on developing countries.
Venezuela Travel Advisories – From the Canadian government.
Wikipedia – Venezuela, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Ways to Celebrate Venezuela
Make or try arepas, one of Venezuela’s best-known everyday foods.
Listen to a Venezuelan radio station and notice the music, news, and regional flavour.
Learn about Carnival traditions and Independence Day.
Read a book about Venezuelan customs, history, or cuisine.
Explore Venezuela through maps, geography games, documentaries, and photography.
Build a playlist with Venezuelan artists, Latin music, and Caribbean rhythms.
Learn a few Spanish phrases connected to food, welcome, music, or travel.
A Brief History of Venezuelan Independence
Books About Venezuela, Culture and Food
Travel Information and Current Advisories
More South American Celebrations
National Ocean Month – National Oceans Month is celebrated each year in June and it’s time to honor the element that is essential to the planet Earth.
Plurinational State Foundation Day – On January 22nd, Bolivians celebrate their multicultural identity with the Plurinational State Foundation Day.
Uruguay Constitution Day – Officially known as ‘Jura de la Constitucion de la Republica Oriental del Uruguay,’ the holiday commemorates the adoption of Uruguay’s first constitution on July 18, 1830.
Colombia Independence Day – Colombian Independence Day is celebrated on July 20.
Peru Independence Day – Celebrate Peru’s Independence Day on July 28. It is a historic day for the people of Peru whereby they celebrate their hard-earned independence.
History of Venezuela.
Venezuela Radio Stations at Radio.Garden
- Audaz FM 94.5 (San Fernando de Apure)
- Calle FM 98.9 (Maracay)
- DJ Shaggy Radio (Barquisimeto)
- dlcv Radio (Barquismeto)
- Energia 99.9 FM (Maracay)
- Fama 98.1 FM (Barquisimeto)
- Frenesi 107.9 (Valencia)
- Imaginacion FM 96.1 (San Cristobal)
- La FM 98.5 (San Cristobal)
- La Nacion Radio (San Cristobal)
- OK 101 FM (Barquisimeto)
- Oxigeno (San Cristobal)
- Rumbero Network 89.5 FM (Maturin)
- Sabor 106.5 FM (Maracaibo)
- Wepale 99.9 FM (Valencia)
Venezuela Independence Day Parade and Celebration
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