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Philly doesn’t need an excuse to party. Mais se réunir au nom de la fierté culturelle et de la tradition pendant tout un mois est quelque chose de vraiment spécial.
Officially running from September 15 through October 15, 2026, Mois du patrimoine hispanique celebrates Greater Philadelphia’s proud Hispanic and Latino community.
From major fiestas like Foire du quartier et Fête de l'indépendance du Mexique to the return of the annual Parade de la journée portoricaine et Semaine des restaurants latinos, each celebration offers a glimpse into the exciting culture that makes up this dynamic community.
And with so much happening, we’ve curated a calendar of events for you to plan accordingly — some of which kick-start the festivities earlier in the month and linger a bit past the official end.
Read on for the top ways to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Philadelphia for 2026 — and bookmark this guide for more events added throughout the month.
Jusqu'au dimanche 8 novembre 2026
Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens showcases the work of Puebla, Mexico artist Ivette Chaires, recipient of the Julia Zagar Residency for Women Artists. The residency aims to support women folk artists from Mexico and South America, inviting them to stay in Philadelphia and create art for a solo exhibition.
As a multidisciplinary artist, Chaires meshes traditional Mexican folk art traditions with contemporary images for the exhibition, featuring a collection of cartonería (papier-mâché sculptures) inspired by the annual Día de Muertos holiday.
Sachez avant de partir : Access to the exhibition comes with entrée au musée.
Où ? Jardins magiques de Philadelphie, 1020 South Street, Philadelphie, PA
September 8-27, 2026 (dates vary by event)
Depuis près de 30 ans, le Festival Fringe de Philadelphie has been a platform to showcase cutting-edge performance artists. Hispanic Heritage Month welcomes several performing arts experiences from new-gen storytellers:
Où ? Divers endroits, notamment Cherry Street Pier, 121 N. Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Le festival, qui en est désormais à sa 42e édition, Foire du quartier est l'un des plus grands festivals d'art et de culture latino-américains de la région métropolitaine de Philadelphie. Cette fête annuelle se déroule au cœur de North Philly, Le Centre d'Or (“ le Golden Block ”), qui abrite une communauté latino-américaine très dynamique.
The free festival celebrates Latino culture and heritage through delicious cuisine, live music and dance performances, arts and craft vendors, community resources, and family-friendly activities.
Sachez avant de partir : The event happens rain or shine.
Où ? North 5th Street entre Huntingdon Street et Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Taking place at the Independence Blue Cross RiverRink Summerfest, this free Fête de l'indépendance du Mexique est un événement annuel divertissant qui met à l'honneur l'artisanat traditionnel mexicain, la musique et la danse authentiques, les activités pour enfants, les food trucks et bien plus encore.
Traditionnellement, le moment fort de la journée est le El Grito cérémonie présidée par le consul du Mexique à Philadelphie, commémorant le début du mouvement d'indépendance mexicain.
Sachez avant de partir : Le festival est gratuit et ouvert au public.
Où ? Independence Blue Cross RiverRink, 101 S. Christopher Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphie, PA
Le Bibliothèque libre de Philadelphie’s more than 50 neighborhood libraries across the city offer a plethora of events celebrating Mois du patrimoine hispanique, including themed storytimes, hands-on arts and crafts, dancing, and more.
Head to Parkway Central Library to make handmade golden tortillas (September 16, 2026), to dance and enjoy some ritmos on the rooftop (September 16, 2026), or to learn how to paint using Peruvian art techniques (September 24, 2026).
Sachez avant de partir : Check the library’s calendrier des événements for timing and registration requirements.
Où ? Divers endroits, notamment la bibliothèque centrale Parkway, 1901 Vine Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie.
Enjoy an afternoon devoted to Latin sabor at the annual Sazón Latin Food Festival at Two Locals Brewing in University City. Come hungry to the fiesta to enjoy all the flavors of Caribbean, Central and South American cuisine (including dessert!).
Savor summer’s waning days at the family-friendly outdoor festival featuring live music, tasty bites and refreshing sips.
Sachez avant de partir : It’s free to reserve your spot, with pay-as-you-go food and drink.
Où ? Two Locals Brewing, 3675 Market Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Enjoy cool early autumn air and meet fellow salsa and bachata lovers at FDR Park’s Gateway Plaza in late September, when DJ Valentin Flores hosts a dance party that kicks off with a one-hour lesson.
You’ll learn all the hottest Latin dance moves at the all-ages, all-dance-levels event, followed by hours of time to socialize and try out your new dance skills. Plus, Taqueria Morales will keep you fueled with pay-as-you-go antojitos.
While no tickets are required, organizers welcome RSVPs and donations.
Sachez avant de partir : Dress for the weather and check the website’s detailed directions if you need help navigating.
Où ? FDR Park Boathouse, 1500 Pattison Avenue, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
September 27 & October 18, 2026
Se rendre à l'adresse suivante Bok Bar for hours of simmering salsa music and dancing surrounded by stunning views from Bok’s rooftop lounge.
DJ V Spice et DJ Big George offer free one-hour lessons starting at 3 p.m., guiding you through the classic salsa and bachata rhythms step by step. After that, the DJs provide the tunes, and you provide the moves until 8 p.m.
The family-friendly event is free to attend, and beginners are welcome.
Sachez avant de partir : No need to register in advance. Just show up wearing your dancing shoes.
Où ? Bok Bar, 800 Mifflin Street, Philadelphie, PA
¡Wepa! Des milliers de spectateurs s'alignent le long de la Promenade Benjamin Franklin pour cela défilé annuel et célébration de la culture latino-américaine.
Chaque année, plus de 1 500 participants — parmi lesquels des fanfares, des troupes de majorettes, des danseurs et bien d’autres — défilent le long du Parkway, au rythme de la musique traditionnelle latino-américaine, avec des lectures de poésie, des spectacles de danse, des chars et bien d’autres animations.
Concilio — la plus ancienne association latino-américaine de la ville — organise ce défilé annuel depuis plus de 60 ans.
Vibe : ¡Viva Boricua!
Où ? Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Get ready to feel the rhythms of salsa, bachata, bolero and reggaeton at this community concert featuring the beloved tale of a young immigrant girl who finds her people while traveling on the 47 bus.
Le bilingual musical event marks the culmination of the La Guagua47 artist residency at Taller Puertorriqueño
Sachez avant de partir : Vérifier le site officiel pour plus d'informations.
Où ? Taller Puertorriqueño, 2600 N. 5th Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Préparez-vous à dance the night away to the rhythms of reggaeton, merengue, dembow and more at this 21-plus fiesta channeling the music and vibes of Benito Antonio Martinez Ocasio, aka Bad Bunny.
Concert Crave organizes the non-stop dance party on the ground floor of Salle des métiers, with tunes by Noche de Vibras Sin Ti.
Sachez avant de partir : Les billets sont obligatoires.
Où ? Craft Hall, 901 N. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphie, PA
Le Philadelphia Museum of Art’s ongoing Art Kids program celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with kid-approved music and art activities at the Make Some Noise Family Festival.
The day-long event features a make-and-take castanet activity, bilingual music, an artist meet and greet, explorations of sound and visual patterns in art, and a lively mariachi performance. There’s also a designated sensory-friendly quiet zone for anyone who needs a break from the action.
Sachez avant de partir : The event falls on the museum’s monthly pay-what-you-wish admission, with no additional charge for the festival.
Où ? Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphie, PA
Just in time to mark Hispanic Heritage Month, Semaine des restaurants latinos returns for the fall iteration of the twice-a-year dining promo celebrating Latino-owned and operated restaurants and eateries across the region
Here’s how it works: Order two dinner entrées at any of the participating restaurants, and enjoy a complimentary appetizer or dessert, plus select limited-time menus whipped up just for the occasion.
Chambre de commerce hispanique de la région métropolitaine de Philadelphie coordinates the culinary collection of Mexican, South and Central American, and Caribbean eateries.
Sachez avant de partir : Vérifier le site officiel for a list of participating restaurants or find Dine Latino Restaurant Week on the L'application Rallie.
Où ? Various restaurants throughout Philadelphia, TBA, Philadelphia, PA
You’ve no doubt seen Michelle Angela Ortiz’s larger-than-life, evocative art adorning buildings and streets across Philadelphia.
The artist’s alma mater, Moore College of Art & Design, honors 25 years of Ortiz creating national and international art public that embodies human narratives to promote freedom and fight oppression.
See a collection of the artist’s work at this exhibition at The Galleries at Moore, kicking off during Hispanic Heritage Month and on display through December.
Sachez avant de partir : The gallery is free and open to the public.
Où ? The Galleries at Moore, 1916 Race Street, Philadelphia, PA
Stretching a bit past the official end of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Penn Museum keeps the celebration going with its annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) CultureFest! on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
Countries across Latin America and Latino communities across the globe have celebrated the holiday rooted in Indigenous beliefs for thousands of years.
En savoir plus ofrendas (offerings) and how those who celebrate the holiday create stunning altars with food, flowers and other items to honor ancestors.
Sachez avant de partir : Access to CultureFest! comes with regular museum admission.
Où ? Penn Museum, 3260 South Street, Philadelphie, PA
Philadelphia’s vibrant, multiethnic and multiracial Latino population makes the city a hub for delicious Latin food. Award-winning Mexican restaurants, date-night Cuban bistros, family-owned Puerto Rican spots and pan-Latin hotspots bring life (and great tastes) to neighborhoods throughout the city.
Residents and visitors can support Restaurants appartenant à des Latino-Américains while sampling authentic eats, including Mexican tacos à Prix James Beard winner Cristina Martínez’s Casa Mexico, Central American street food at El Merkury and Argentine alfajores (think: traditional dulce de leche sandwich cookies) at Jezabel’s.
Où ? Divers endroits, notamment Casa Mexico, 1134 S. 9th Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie
Si vous souhaitez soutenir la communauté latino-américaine ou trouver le cadeau idéal, vous pouvez découvrir des objets artisanaux, des spécialités gastronomiques produites en petites quantités et bien d'autres choses encore dans l'un des nombreux Magasins, boutiques et galeries appartenant à des Latinos dans la ville.
Pick up a new instrument (and maybe even catch a pop-up jam sesh) at Centro Musical, explore handcrafted and imported treasures at ChocoArte, or enjoy an art exhibition while you read works by Latino authors at Taller Puertorriqueño’s Julia de Burgos Bookstore.
Où ? Divers lieux, notamment le Centro Musical, 464 W. Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie.
From ancient Mayan artifacts to contemporary crafts and paintings, Latino art thrives in Philadelphia. Reflect on immigrant experiences at South Philadelphia’s Ici et là fresque by Michelle Angela Ortiz (see above), marvel at intricate mosaics inside Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens, ou laissez-vous émerveiller par les vestiges du passé à l'intérieur Musée de Penn’s Mexico & Central America gallery.
Check out our full guide pour découvrir l'art latino à Philadelphie.
Où ? Divers lieux, notamment le Magic Gardens Museum de Philadelphie, 1020 South Street, Philadelphie, Pennsylvanie.
During Hispanic Heritage Month in 2025, Visit Philadelphia honored the stories of Philadelphians who carry tradition into the future, branch out while staying grounded and follow their calling without losing their voice.
Through our Indivisible video series, viewers can listen in on conversations with members of Philadelphia’s Hispanic and Latino communities as they explore the indelible bond between heritage and home.
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