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Toronto Latinos will welcome Hispanic Heritage Month this coming Sunday October 6 at Toronto’s cultural market place, Stackt. A free, all ages, food inclusive day party with Latin music and of course food. The goal is to bring Latin Culture to a premier event space in Toronto.
The last event, ASADO, was a huge success. Watch the recap video here.
Sunday’s event will promise to have more cultural activities, including Salseros With Attitude (SWA) headlining the show, Salsa Dancers that are here for the Salsa Congress, youth dancers, a condombe band, an Ecuadorian folklore dance group, and more.
The MC and DJ for the day is Itz Nico P.
There will be no shortage of food, including ASADO, so bring your entire family and your appetites because this celebration is going to be one to remember.
Register here.
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