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Hispanic Heritage Events in Tucson

¡Viva Tucson!  A Hispanic Heritage Month Fiesta

September 15th - October 15th

 

As a cultural melting pot located just 60 miles north of the US-Mexico border, Tucson is proud of its deep-rooted Hispanic heritage. From the food and the history to the music and the art, the story of Hispanic culture in America is the story of Tucson. So, when Hispanic Heritage Month kicks off each year in September, it's easy to understand why Tucson is the perfect place to celebrate. 

¡Viva Tucson! means you can dance to the music, taste the flavors, and be immersed in Tucson's unique Hispanic culture during this month of celebration – and all year round. Learn more about some of Tucson’s most inspiring Hispanic residents, including recent James Beard Award-winning baker, Don Guerra, and Top Chef contestant and James Beard Award semifinalist, Maria Mazon.

 

Celebrate With Hispanic Heritage Month Events

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With concerts, exhibitions, markets, and an internationally recognized food scene to explore every day, book your stay today to enjoy the festivities all month long. With deals on Tucson's world-class resorts and hotels, your family and your wallet will enjoy the trip.

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