Those who attend will enjoy variety of activities including pinatas, inflatables and a soccer clinic for the kids, a vendor show for adults and food trucks and dancing for all. Read More Entertainment
The children of “Grupo Sin Fronteras” gather for a group photo during a previous event. The kids are part of an Imlay City-based Mexican youth dance club, who will be performing at Saturday’s Hispanic Heritage Fiesta in Imlay City. Photo courtesy of 4CCF
Looking for a fun family event?
Four County Community Foundation (4CCF) will present its 2nd annual Hispanic Heritage Fiesta from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Eastern Michigan State Fairgrounds in Imlay City.
“We look forward to once again celebrating and recognizing the history, culture, and economic contributions that Hispanics have made in the Four County Community Foundation’s service area,” said Kathy Dickens, executive director for 4CCF.
It’s not only free but will include entertainment.
Throughout the day guests will have an opportunity to enjoy a variety of activities including pinatas and inflatables for the kids, a vendor show for adults and food trucks. The fiesta’s entertainment for the day also includes singers and dance groups.
“Grupo Sin Fronteras”, an Imlay City-based Mexican youth dance club, will be among the stars.
Kids attending the event will also have an opportunity to attend a free kids soccer clinic hosted by members of the Imlay City Football Club, a new minor league team in the region that has generated a newfound interest in the sport.
Some great prizes, including $50 gift cards, can be won in an hourly drawing.
FCCF is a nonprofit based in Romeo that works to bring organizations in Macomb, Oakland, Lapeer and St. Clair counties together in order to address local issues and opportunities. For more information visit, 4ccf.org/.
Originally Published: September 20, 2024 at 10:48 a.m.
