Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

Manual High School celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Students at Manual High School in Peoria, Illinois, celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month on Wednesday, September 23, with a student-led program featuring cultural performances, diverse cuisine, and speeches.

Hispanic Heritage month 2026: Origin, date, events and how you can participate

Hispanic Heritage Month is observed annually from September 15 to October 15 throughout the United States. This month commemorates the independence of several Latin American countries and recognizes their contributions to American society. The celebration evolved from a week-long event in 1968, initiated by Congressman George E. Brown. It was extended to a month-long observance in 1988, marking the cultural significance of Hispanic and Latino co…

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

One local museum with rich Hispanic History right in our backyard tells the story of Hispanic Heritage.

Celebrando Hispanic Heritage: Recognizing the many contributions made by Hispanic and Latino culture

MICHIANA -- Hispanic Heritage Month is a month-long celebration of Hispanic and Latino history and culture. As ABC57 highlights, there's so much that Hispanics and Latinos continue to help fuel our economy and enrich lives. Recognizing the many contributions made to history, local news, health, and breaking barriers curses as a first-generation student.

Celebrating Latine Heritage Month

September 15 marked the beginning of this year’s Latine Heritage Month. Latine Heritage Month may also be known as Hispanic Heritage Month. It celebrates the contributions and influences of Latine cultures in the U.S. This celebration continues until October 15, and many events are happening around campus that highlight different Latine cultures and regions.    Although...

Hispanic Heritage Celebration Day

September 27 at the Memorial Art Gallery The Memorial Art Gallery (MAG), 500 University Avenue, Rochester, will present its annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration Day event on Sunday, September 27, from 12 to 4 p.m. This year’s theme is “Together, we are more,” and the celebration is free and open to all. Attendees can enjoy performances …