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1. Los Gran Reyes at Revelers Hall

Tuesday, September 16
Revelers Hall in Bishop Arts District

Celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day with Los Gran Reyes at Revelers Hall on Tuesday, September 16. Enjoy a night of live cumbia and dancing in the heart of Bishop Arts during El Grito.

4. Latinidad Festival 2025

Saturday, September 20
Annette Strauss Square at the AT&T Performing Arts Center

Experience the Latin culture at the Latinidad Festival on Saturday, September 20 at Annette Strauss Square. This free, family-friendly celebration features a dance party with DJ Amaris, a colorful Latinidad parade, traditional performances by Ballet Folklórico Alegre, and a closing live show from Havana NRG. Explore the Latinidad Mercado filled with Latinx-owned businesses and delicious local food vendors.

5. Autumn at the Arboretum – ¡Mundo México!

September 20 - November 2
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

This fall, the Dallas Arboretum presents Autumn at the Arboretum – ¡Mundo México! from September 20 to November 2. Stroll through Pumpkin Village, where over 110,000 pumpkins, gourds, and squash bring seven iconic regions of Mexico to life through stunning artistry. Featuring monumental alebrije-inspired sculptures by Jacobo and María Ángeles, this vibrant display blends the beauty of autumn with the richness of Mexican culture and tradition.

6. Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Saturday, September 20
Dallas Museum of Art

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the DMA on Saturday, September 20 with a full day of art, music, and culture. Enjoy hands-on art-making, live salsa and cumbia by DFW’s Lara Latin, guided collection tours, and a special film screening of The Mourning Of by Dallas-based filmmaker Merced Elizondo. From music and dance to cinema and world-class art, this free event offers something for all ages to enjoy.

2. Celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day at the Top of Dallas!

Tuesday, September 16
Reunion Tower

Join the Reunion Tower as the Las Estrellas de Tejas dancers bring their energy, color, and tradition to the GeO-Deck! Enjoy a lively folklórico performance in honor of Mexico’s Independence Day and help us kick off Hispanic Heritage Month in style—470 feet above the city.

3. Celebrate with a Chile en Nogada at Coco's Fire and Ice

Tuesday, September 16
Coco's Fire and Ice in Bishop Arts District

Celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day with a true seasonal delicacy, a chile en nogada, at Coco’s Fire and Ice. This traditional dish is only available for a limited time, making it the perfect way to celebrate El Grito in Dallas. Pair it with Coco’s Fire and Ice's guacamole with chapulines.

7. La Platica Live

Thursday, September 18
House of Blues Dallas

Catch La Platica Live at the House of Blues as the #1 Latino podcast in the world goes live for the first time. Hosts Sebastian Robles and Josh Leyva bring humor and charisma to the stage with podcast and comedy show.

8. Dallas Lowriders Annual Picnic

Saturday, September 20
Kiest Park in Oak Cliff

Celebrate the culture of classic cars at the Dallas Lowriders Annual Picnic on Saturday, September 20 at Kiest Park from 11 AM–5 PM. This free, family-friendly event offers performances by Norman Carter of The Delfonics, DJs, delicious food, local vendors, and an incredible showcase of classic lowriders. Bring the whole family and enjoy a day of community and cars.

9. Hecho en Dallas

Saturday, September 20
Latino Cultural Center

Hecho En Dallas returns to the Latino Cultural Center from September 20–October 24, showcasing the creativity and diversity of local artists in this annual juried exhibition. The opening reception on Saturday, September 20, from 6–9 PM features live music by Dallas-based artists Ceci Ceci and El Konkon. Free and open to the public.

10. Unleashed LGBTQ+ Conference and Festival

September 19-20
Cedar Springs

Unleashed LGBTQ+ is a two-day conference and festival bringing together leading voices from film, television, music, business, non-profits, and tech for a dynamic, event filled with inspiration, connection, and fun.

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