Birmingham, Alabama, September 19, 2025
News Summary
Fiesta Birmingham will be held in Linn Park, inviting attendees to celebrate Hispanic Heritage with free admission. The festival features traditional foods, live entertainment, and activities aimed at fostering cultural appreciation within the community. This year’s highlight includes a Lucha Libre wrestling spectacle and a focus on supporting scholarships for Hispanic students. The event showcases the rich contributions of the Hispanic community in Alabama as part of the broader Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
Fiesta Birmingham 2025: A Free Cultural Celebration Showcasing Hispanic Heritage on September 27
Birmingham, Alabama, will host Fiesta Birmingham on September 27, 2025, from noon to 8 PM at Linn Park. This event marks the state’s largest celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, drawing attention to the cultural richness of the Hispanic community.
For the first time in its 23-year history, admission to Fiesta Birmingham will be free for a limited time, allowing more people to experience the numerous festivities. Over 20 Caribbean, Latin, and European nations will be represented within a Cultural Village, aimed at promoting a sense of community and connection among attendees.
Festival-goers can enjoy a variety of traditional Hispanic foods, including street tacos, empanadas, churros, and aguas frescas. In addition, the event will feature live music, folkloric dancing, and other entertainment to immerse attendees in Hispanic culture. The festival aims to educate visitors about the rich Hispanic heritage present in Birmingham.
Support and Scholarships
The Fiesta Scholars program has raised over $150,000 since its inception, providing valuable scholarships for Hispanic students in Alabama. Although there is no ticket price this year, attendees are encouraged to donate to support the scholarship fund and continue this important initiative.
Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15 and runs until October 15 each year, recognizing the contributions and cultures of Hispanic and Latino communities across the United States. A variety of celebrations take place in Alabama during this time, featuring food, music, art, and cultural events.
Event Highlights
This year’s Fiesta will not only include folkloric dancers and cultural pavilions but also a health and wellness pavilion, culinary experiences, and family-friendly activities. Among the more exciting entertainment options will be a Lucha Libre wrestling spectacle.
The master of ceremonies for the event will be Fran Quintanilla, who will guide attendees through the festivities. This celebration caters to all ages, emphasizing a fun and immersive cultural experience for families.
Cultural Contribution
Fiesta Birmingham plays an important role in reflecting the growing Hispanic population of Alabama, which exceeds 264,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The festival contributes significantly to the cultural fabric of the state, alongside other events such as the Latin American Heritage Festival and CulturA Festival.
With all these offerings, Fiesta Birmingham promises to be a vibrant and memorable celebration for the community, inviting everyone to unite and embrace the beauty of Hispanic heritage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fiesta Birmingham?
Fiesta Birmingham will take place on September 27, 2025, from noon to 8 PM at Linn Park in Birmingham, Alabama. This event is the state’s largest celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Is there an admission fee to Fiesta Birmingham?
Admission to Fiesta Birmingham will be free for a limited time, a first in its history. Attendees are encouraged to donate in place of a ticket price (usually $15) to support the scholarship fund.
What activities will be available at the festival?
Attendees can enjoy traditional Hispanic food such as street tacos, empanadas, churros, and aguas frescas. The event will feature live music, folkloric dancing, and various entertainment options like Lucha Libre wrestling.
What is the Fiesta Scholars program?
The Fiesta Scholars program has raised over $150,000 since its inception, providing scholarships for Hispanic students in Alabama.
When does Hispanic Heritage Month occur?
Hispanic Heritage Month starts on September 15 and runs until October 15, recognizing the contributions and cultures of Hispanic and Latino communities in the U.S.
Key Features of Fiesta Birmingham 2025
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Event Date | September 27, 2025 |
| Location | Linn Park, Birmingham, Alabama |
| Duration | Noon to 8 PM |
| Number of Nations Represented | Over 20 Caribbean, Latin, and European nations |
| Admission Fee | Free for a limited time |
| Activities | Food, live music, folkloric dancing, Lucha Libre wrestling |
| Scholarship Support | Fiesta Scholars program raising over $150,000 |
| Hispanic Heritage Month | September 15 – October 15 |
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Additional Resources
- Bham Now: Alabama’s Largest Fiesta
- Wikipedia: Hispanic Heritage Month
- Montgomery Advertiser: Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month
- Google Search: Hispanic Heritage Month Alabama
- PR Newswire: Alabama’s Premier Hispanic Heritage Festival
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