Latin Food and Music Festival celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month at Cesar
Chavez Park
Saturday, September 27, 2014, 10 am to 5 pm |
Sacramento, CA - The Sacramento
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce will host the Latin Food and Music Festival to
celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month on Saturday, Sept 27th 2014 beginning at 10 am and ending at 5 pm.
The Festival is the month's largest all inclusive Latino event with a day of live music, cultural dance ensembles, Art Expo, and free
children’s activities. Cesar Chavez Park will smell of delicious Latin cuisine,
and teach how to stay healthy with the health area providing needed resources
to the community.
“The Latin Food
and Music Festival is already creating excitement in the Hispanic community,
because we are celebrating all Latino cultures living here in our region,” said
Cathy Rodriguez, SHCC President/CEO. “Our goal is to give
families the opportunity to celebrate their cultures, and Non-Latinos the
opportunity to engage the fastest growing demographics. We want to be the connector,
so the region can share in the wealth the Hispanic community creates. “
The Latin Food and Music
Festival (LFMF) will offer the community an opportunity to enjoy the splendors
of Latin countries like Brazil, Peru, Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico, Colombia
and Puerto Rico. The LFMF will showcase the 21 Latin countries through
important aspects on the Latino culture in food, music, dance and offering a
day to the community to spend with their family. General admission is $5.00
and children 12 and under are free. Tickets are available at www.sachcc.org/festival
Cesar Chavez Park acts a new
venue for the LFMF, and will showcase a full day of entertainment with the
regions favorite dance troops and musical bands. Community members can arrive
early, and be entertained the whole day by joining the Del Campo dance Studio
community lessons.
Applications are available
on-line for Business/Nonprofit outreach booths, Food Vendors, and Arts and
Education vendors.
The Latin Food and Music
Festival will feature the regions favorite dance troops and bands.
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Del Campo Dance Studio Community Dance Lessons and Performance
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Live Music: Mariachi America de Sacramento
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Dance Performance: Calidanza
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Live Music: La Descarga
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Dance Performance: Colombia Viva
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Live Music: Grupo Café Canela
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Dance Performance: Mistura Brasileira
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Headlining Band: Grupo Café Canela
“The bands will encompass the
sound and style that all Latinos can enjoy no matter their country of origin,”
said Edgar Sanchez, SHCC Board Member and LFMF Co-Chair. “Many bands and dance
troops are favorites in the community, and will have downtown buzzing with the
Latino culture. It will be a beautiful dance that families can come and enjoy
themselves in a fun and lively environment while connecting with the Latino
culture.”
The family centered event
will offer engaging activities for children including the Free Children
Activities. Children can engage in FREE art activities like creating
Drums and Hand Held Maraca from recycled material including paper towel rolls
and filling with dried rice. The activities engage the children to learn about
music, making art with recycled objects, and having fun by creating it all by
them self. Many free activities will be offered, and the SHCC is collecting
recyclable material to ensure all activities are free. Items like toilet paper
rolls, paper towels, cardboard cylinder containers, paints, glue, tissue paper,
cotton balls and pipe cleaners are some of the items needed for donation.
The Latin Food and Music
Festival is a family event created to engage the community as a whole to
celebrate Hispanic Heritage month. The one-day festival will have over 200
volunteers working together to ensure the event is safe and fun for the
community. List of bands, food vendors and arts vendors are available for media
appearances upon request. No glass or opened containers will be allowed in to
LFMF. Attendees may bring chairs and blankets. For more information on
sponsorships or vendor booths please visit www.sachcc.org/festival.
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