1st Annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
To honor, recognize, support and celebrate our vibrant Hispanic community. Family and friends will enjoy a wide array of activities and entertainment including live music, folklorico dancers, mariachis, an artisan mercado, kids’ zone, Macayo’s food truck, chef demonstrations and more.
Saturday, October 14th 11AM - 10PM
Parking Lot, Macayo's Ahwatukee
Free Admission
mAIN STAGE
EMCEE 
11AM Event Kickoff with DJ Cha Cha Mike
12PM Mariachi Estrella de Cobre
1PM Chef Demonstration
2PM Quetzalli Folklorico
3PM Yaqui Community Speakers
330PM Lights Camera Discover Performance
4PM Chef Demonstration
530PM Interactive Mural Reveal
7PM Str8 Up Band
SCHEDULE MAY BE ADJUSTED
FOOD & BEVERAGE
CULTURA BAR
Open 11AM to 10PM
Sponsored by Dos Equis, Gran Centenario Tequila, Tito’s Handmade Vodka
CHURRO TRUCK
Churros Don Lencho
MACAYO’S FOOD TRUCK
Open 11AM to 10PM
FESTIVITIES
ARTISAN MERCADO
Open 11AM to 5PM
Artist Display Tents
Interactive Community Mural
KIDS ZONE
Open 11AM to 5PM
Button Making
Face Painters
Flower Making
Loteria
Tortilla Print Making
LOW RIDER CAR CLUB
Parked 12PM to 4PM
Proceeds from Cultura Benefit Non-Profit Partner Xico
Preserving the Heritage and Culture of Latino and Indigenous People
Founded in 1975, Xico is one of oldest ethnic arts organizations in the United States and is a leading organization promoting Latino and Indigenous culture through art and community engagement. We have a rich network of artists, nearly 50 years of experience, and together with our partners, an active community voice.
Xico Mission
Xico advances the quality, visibility, and appreciation of Latino and Indigenous culture by advancing appreciation for and visibility of Latino and Indigenous art.
Xico Vision
Increased recognition of the cultural contributions of Latino and Indigenous People by advancing appreciation for and visibility of Latino and Indigenous Art.
Partners!
