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Copán Ruinas inaugurated the Museum of Local Memory, preserving photographs, documents, and family artifacts that trace the town's everyday history and cultural identity beyond its renowned Mayan archaeological heritage.

The US Embassy announced a $245,000 grant from the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation to the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History for restoration of the Hieroglyphic Stairway at the Copán archaeological site.

The United States has awarded $245,000 from the Ambassador's Fund for Cultural Preservation to the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History to restore the Hieroglyphic Stairway at Copán, one of the Americas' longest stone-carved texts and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Roatán will host the Second Forum on the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Honduras's Peoples from August 11–14, bringing together representatives from nine Honduran ethnic and cultural groups to share knowledge on preserving traditions and strengthening cultural identity.

The US Embassy announced a $245,000 cultural-preservation grant to restore Copán's original staircase and create a 3D museum replica, among other initiatives, in collaboration with Honduras's anthropology institute.