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Pueblo Celebrates 59 Years of Hispanic Heritage
1 Sep
Summary
- Fiesta Day Parade begins at 10 a.m. on Sunday, September 6th.
- The event marks the 59th annual celebration of Hispanic heritage.
- Juan and Deborah Mora Espinosa will serve as Grand Marshals for the parade.
The Colorado State Fair in Pueblo will host its 59th annual Fiesta Day on Sunday, September 6th. This celebration of Hispanic heritage and culture promises a day packed with vibrant music, engaging entertainment, and diverse culinary offerings.
The day begins with a mariachi mass at 8 a.m. at Ray Aguilera Park, followed by the Fiesta Day Parade at 10 a.m. along Northern Avenue. Post-parade, celebrations continue on the Pepsi Stage with performances by the Fiesta Court and folklórico dancers.
Further entertainment will unfold throughout the afternoon and evening across various stages, including the American Furniture Warehouse Amphitheater and the Big R Arena. The renowned Banda Machos will close the event with their signature technobanda sound.
This year's Grand Marshals are Juan and Deborah Mora Espinosa, recognized for their decades of contributions to arts, education, and journalism in Pueblo. John Carrero Jr. will serve as the honorary marshal, celebrated for his resilience and dedication. Anahi Alexis Vasquez is the reigning Fiesta Queen, known for her community outreach programs.
