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Arizona Puerto Rican Festival
2025-10-19 12:30 - 19:30 (America/New_York) | Stratus Event Center, 4344 W. Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ, 85031, United States
Arizona Puerto Rican Festival
Sunday Oct 19th 12:30 to 7:30
Stratus Event Center
4344 W. Indian School Road
Phoenix AZ 85031
For VIP & Seating 602-554-1518
Orquesta Jaleo
un Tributo para Puerto Rico
Live Dembow with Lion BPM
Live Reggaeton with Landy
Live Bachata with del Amargue Emmanuel
Bomba Plena with Orgullo Boricua
DJ Fuego
Tony Redhouse – a Tribute to the Taino Indian

FLORIDA’S 28TH ANNUAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADE Saturday, OCTOBER 4, 2025
2025-10-04 09:00 - 21:00 | Fred Poppe Regional Park, 1951 Malabar Rd. NW, Palm Bay, FL, 32907, United States
FLORIDA’S 28TH ANNUAL PUERTO RICAN DAY PARADE Saturday, OCTOBER 4, 2025
We are excited to welcome everyone to U.T.B. United Third Bridge Inc.’s 28th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Multicultural Festival!
THE PARADE begins promptly at 10AM, Fred Poppe Regional Park 1951 Malabar Rd. NW Palm Bay, Florida 32907
PARADE STAGING begins on SATURDAY, OCT. 4, at 8am at Fred Poppe Regional Park Soccer Fields. Please follow the signs once you enter the park. There are 4 Parade Sections this year. Please follow the signs as you pull into the park. Parade staging will begin at the Soccer fields and any overflow of SECTION 4 (the last section) will be at the softball fields if necessary!
Parade Line Up Formation: Our Parade line up formation will begin at 8am and all participants must be in their specific parade lineup spot by 9am. One you get to the park please check in with Edwin Santos for your parade Section number. Parade line up formation begins at Fred Poppe Regional Park Soccer Fields and the parade will encompass the park on a concrete path.
Time of Formation: ALL PARADE PARTICIPANTS MUST BE IN THEIR DESIGNATED DIVISION (SECTION) AND POSITION LINE UP BY 9:00 AM (see Edwin at Parade check in on Sunday for your position number).
The parade ends to the left of the Ted Whitlock Community Center and the Multicultural festival begins immediately and follows behind the Ted Whitlock Community Center and inside the Ted Whitlock Community Center building until 7:00 PM. Please enter through the festival entrance on the left side by the children’s park.
PLEASE NOTE
FRED POPPE REGIONAL PARK WILL BE CLOSED DOWN AT 9:30AM TO VEHICLES FOR THE SAFETY OF EVERYONE AND WILL REOPEN WHEN THE PARADE IS COMPLETE AND THE FESTIVAL BEGINS AT APPROXIMATELY 11:15 AM.

CAPICÚ! Dominoes Social
2025-08-24 14:00 - 17:00 | the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, 701 Tillery Street, Austin, TX, 78702, United States
CAPICÚ! Dominoes Social
Puerto Rican Cultural Center
August 24, 2025, 2-5pm
FREE event! Donations appreciated!
Rock your best guayabera and sombrero, we’re having a Dominoes Social! Come show off your handcraft table and favorite dominoes!!
Bring the Family! Let’s make it a party!
This Dominoes Social will take place at our Puerto Rican Cultural Center, 701 Tillery Street #13, Austin 78702. Our main entrance faces the trees of our Batey just steps away from free parking.
THANK YOU SPONSORS!
Austin’s Puerto Rican Cultural Center is sponsored in part by the Texas Commission on the Arts and the City of Austin Office of Arts, Culture, Music and Entertainment (ACME).
Our cultural center’s 2025 digital strategy is supported by Internet Leaders. Since 2005, our Puerto Rican Cultural Center is proudly affiliated with the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture.

17th Annual NYLPRW Scholarship Gala
2025-08-14 08:00 - 17:00 | Marina Del Rey, 1 Marina Drive, Throgs Neck, NY, 10465, United States
17th Annual NYLPRW Scholarship Gala
Date: August 14, 2024
Location: Marina Del Rey
1 Marina Drive, Throgs Neck NY 10465
More Information
www.nylprw.org

Cleveland Puerto Rican Parade and Cultural Festival
2025-08-02 12:00 - 2025-08-03 22:00 | Metrohealth Hospital – Main Campus, 2500 Metrohealth Drive, Cleveland, OH, 44109, United States
Celebrating Culture, Preserving History
A parade celebration of Puerto Rican arts and culture has been observed by Cleveland’s Puerto Ricans each summer since the late 60s. Its purpose has been to bring together the city’s residents and to educate the community about the rich Puerto Rican culture.
The Puerto Rican Parade of Greater Cleveland carries a strong history of cultural awareness, pride, and education, led by a resilient community who’s love for their homeland, spirit of freedom, justice, and unity have never wavered. After over 50 years, when the Parade’s founders first celebrated their Puerto Rican heritage in the City of Cleveland, we proudly continue this legacy and welcome all groups interested in participating in the Annual celebration to form contingents of walkers , floats, or vehicles and submit a participant application form so that all can share in the celebration of our culture and heritage. This is an opportunity for organizations and groups to act in solidarity and in showing of a unified body while celebrating our community’s achievements and contributions to the Greater Cleveland area.
DAY 1: AUG 2, 2025 – 12PM to 10PM
DAY 2: AUG 3, 2025 – 11AM to 12PM (Parade)
AUG 3, 2025 – 12PM to 10PM
3227 West 25th Street
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
(440) 340-1191

the Puerto Rican Festival
2025-06-29 10:00 - 19:00 | Rainbow Lagoon Park, Long Beach, CA, United States
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Dia de San Juan Festival 2025
Sunday June 29
10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
the Puerto Rican Festival
Rainbow Lagoon Park, Long Beach CA

Fiestalegre Promotions is supporting our local Entertainment!

Fiestalegre All Stars
Bobby Escoto y su Conjunto Afro Son
Orquesta Latin Sounds
Grupo Invasion Latina
Sabrosas Latin Orchestra

Information
657-459-6053 / 714-337-9419

Diasporic Collage: Puerto Rico and the Survival of a People
2025-03-13 08:00 - 2025-09-25 17:00 | CENTRO Gallery, 2180 3rd Avenue at 119th Street, New York, NY, 10035, United States
About the Exhibition
Diasporic Collage: Puerto Rico and the Survival of a People honors Puerto Rican identities in the archipelago and its diasporas. Puerto Rico’s colonial status and geographical location situate it as a locus of global encounters and ongoing displacement. As such, the Puerto Rican diaspora can be understood as a collage of overlapping histories of colonialism, resistance, and survival. This exhibition engages with collage as both practice and metaphor. A collage is an assemblage, an art technique that uses discrete materials, images, or text to create a whole picture. Countering the concept of a melting pot, which emphasizes assimilation and loss of culture, the idea of a collaged community allows for the celebration of roots and relations.
This exhibition also considers the close relationship between photography and collage, both notable 20th-century art forms. It takes the first major documentary initiative on the Puerto Rican diaspora as a point of departure to examine the enduring legacy of survival and migration. The Puerto Rican Diaspora Documentary Project by community organizer, activist, educator, and documentary photographer Frank Espada (1930–2014, Puerto Rico) was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities from 1979 to 1981. The resulting collection of over 4,000 photos and 130 interviews led to the 2007 publication The Puerto Rican Diaspora: Themes in the Survival of a People, from which this exhibition takes its subtitle.
The artists featured in this exhibition consider the Puerto Rican diaspora in a fluid and expansive way. While several focus on the diaspora in the traditional sense—Puerto Ricans who migrate to the United States—many honor the different diasporas that intersect with the archipelago of Puerto Rico, documenting their communities with care and showing us a collage of Puerto Rican and Caribbean experiences.
