Multiple US Cities Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Cultural Events

Across the United States, communities are preparing to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of events highlighting the cultural contributions and traditions of Hispanic and Latino populations. Milwaukee's 5th Annual Hispanic Heritage Month City-Wide Kick-Off Celebration features food booths, local vendors, and activities supporting underserved communities and small businesses. In Tulsa, the La Fiesta de Tulsa event will include a parade, live performances, vendors, and a traditional "Grito de Independencia" ceremony organized in partnership with local schools and the Mexican Consulate. Alexandria is illuminating City Hall and Market Square, hosting family-friendly festivals and cultural events honoring the heritage of Hispanic and Latino residents, with historical context provided about the area's immigrant communities. Cleveland’s month-long celebrations begin with an Opening Luncheon at City Hall, inviting residents to engage with Hispanic culture through cuisine, music, and storytelling while emphasizing the community’s social and economic contributions. Additionally, Ohio's Global Cleveland nonprofit is marking Welcoming Week to promote inclusivity and celebrate immigrants' role in the state's workforce and society.