Centro del Pueblo Invites Community to Celebrate Cinco De Mayo at the Gazebo on May 2
This is a press release from Centro del Pueblo:
Centro del Pueblo invites the entire community to celebrate Cinco de Mayo, marking our third consecutive year of a cultural celebration that honors the history, resilience, and joy of Indigenous migrant Latin communities.
The celebration will take place on Saturday, May 2, from 12:00 to 4:30 pm at the Old Town Eureka Gazebo, featuring a vibrant program of live music, dance, traditional food, workshops, art, and community resources.
The program will include performances by DJ Pressure, Mariachi Mar Pacífico, Danza Azteca Yolteotl, Fuego Reggaetón, Salsa at Six, Ballet Folcklorico of Eureka, and other local talents, along with the presence of community organizations offering important information and resources for families.
In addition, the event will feature a cultural marketplace and a wide variety of food prepared by local entrepreneurs, highlighting traditional flavors that reflect the diversity and richness of our communities.
Centro del Pueblo reaffirms that this is a peaceful, cultural space, free of alcohol and substances, centered on collective well-being, mutual respect, and accessibility for all.
“This event is a living celebration of our culture and a way to strengthen community through joy, memory, and collective organizing.”
Event Details:
Saturday, May 2, 2026
12:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Gazebo, Old Town Eureka
For more information, interviews, or participation details, please contact Centro del Pueblo.
We look forward to celebrating together!
Long live culture, community, and Cinco de Mayo!
En Español:
Centro del Pueblo invita a toda la comunidad a celebrar el 5 de Mayo, marcando nuestro tercer año consecutivo de una celebración cultural que honra la historia, la resistencia y la alegría de las comunidades indígenas migrantes latinas
La celebración se llevará a cabo el sábado 2 de mayo, de 12 a 4:30 pm en el Gazebo de Old Town Eureka, con un programa lleno de música en vivo, danza, comida tradicional, talleres, arte y recursos comunitarios.
El programa contará con la participación de DJ Pressure, Mariachi Mar Pacífico, Danza Azteca Yolteotl, Fuego Reggaeton, Salsa at Six, Ballet Folklórico de Eureka, Mariposas Monarca, entre otros talentos locales, así como la presencia de organizaciones comunitarias que brindarán información y recursos importantes para las familias.
Además, el evento incluirá un mercadito cultural y una amplia variedad de comida preparada por emprendedores locales, destacando sabores tradicionales que reflejan la diversidad y riqueza de nuestras comunidades.
Centro del Pueblo reafirma que este es un espacio cultural y pacífico, enfocado en el bienestar colectivo, el respeto mutuo y el acceso para todas las personas.
“Este evento es una celebración viva de nuestra cultura y una forma de fortalecer comunidad desde la alegría, la memoria y la organización colectiva”
Detalles del evento:
Sábado 2 de mayo de 2026
12:00 pm – 4:30 pm
Gazebo, Old Town Eureka
Para más información, entrevistas o detalles de participación, favor de contactar al Centro del Pueblo.
¡Les esperamos para celebrar juntos!
¡Que viva la cultura, la comunidad y el 5 de Mayo!
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¿Habrá hielo en la fiesta?
Sure let’s celebrate the 5th of May on May 2nd! Makes perfect sense. I’ve seen other idiots celebrate Fat Tuesday on a Saturday so why not just change everything to whenever it fits our schedule? 4th of July on July 3rd? Sure!
They’re just trying to fool the ICE guys that are coming on the 5th.
Oh the political convenience of writing the words “Indigenous migrant Latin communities” with a straight face. Might as well say “people who moved from their ancestors’ lands, into another’s lands, identified only as a community through by having already adopted the same non-indigenous language.”