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Blood In, Blood Out fans are in for a huge treat. Jesse Borrego (Cruzito) will be in Toronto at The Don Arts Academy as a finale to our annual Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations.
On Saturday, October 26, join the legendary actor, Borrego aka Cruzito of the cult classic Blood In Blood Out for a free Latin Heritage Month screening. You can also purchase tickets for an exclusive talk back Q&A session with Jesse Borrego and Alex Narvaez, as well as meet and greet packages, signings, etc.
The entire event will be hosted by Miguel Anthony!
The day will kick off with a marketplace consisting of Latinx businesses, entrepreneurs and cultural organizations + DJ’s, food, low riders, and vibes inside and out!
Sounds like a night you don’t want to miss. Tickets are available now at eventbrite.com
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