Food, music, games: Cinco de Mayo Festival will enliven downtown Fremont Saturday

The News-Messenger/News Herald

May 1, 2024 at 5:36 AM·1 min read

The Latino Community Projects group's sixth annual Cinco de Mayo Festival is scheduled for downtown Fremont Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

2023: Latino community celebrates 5th annual Cinco de Mayo in Fremont

The family-friendly Cinco de Mayo Festival is rich in Mexican culture with games like Loteria bingo, pinatas and kids' games with prizes. There will be six food trucks, music, vendors and community agencies offering resources.

The Fremont Cinco de Mayo Festival returns May 4.

Additionally, a Heritage Award will be presented to Fernando Costilla, a Latino community lifetime leader.

The festival goal is to raise money for scholarships for Latino students from Ross High School. Three students will again be selected.

The festival location has been moved since it was first announced it would take place in the amphitheater.

This article originally appeared on Fremont News-Messenger: Cinco de Mayo Festival returns to downtown Fremont OH

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