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    • Los Angeles, California. If you’re wondering what city has the largest Cinco de Mayo celebrations, look no further than Los Angeles. LA is known for its large Mexican-American community, and as such, it is one of the best places to celebrate Cinco de Mayo.
    • San Antonio, Texas. If an authentic celebration is what you’re after, the historic Market Square will satisfy you in more ways than one. This three-block outdoor plaza is lined with shops and restaurants in downtown San Antonio, and is considered the largest Mexican market in the United States.
    • Denver, Colorado. Denver’s Cinco de Mayo celebration is one of the largest in the country, drawing over 400,000 people each year to its two-day outdoor festival.
    • New York City, New York. Though Mexican Americans comprise over half the Latino population in the US, they make up just a small percentage by comparison in New York City.
  1. Plenty of cities across the US host vibrant Cinco de Mayo celebrations, from San Antonio to San Diego, and Minneapolis to Miami. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly vibes or late-night festivities, these spots have you covered. Read on for the 10 best cities in the US to get your fiesta on. 1.

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    • Portland, Oregon. Ever since Portland paired with its sister city of Guadalajara in 1983, the city organized a festival every May for Cinco de Mayo. People flood to Tom McCall Waterfront Park by the thousands to get a taste of tapatío culture, the Spanish name for everything and everyone that comes from Guadalajara.
    • San Franciso, California. San Francisco's Mission District is already the city's most vibrant Latin American neighborhood, but it really pulls out all of the stops for Cinco de Mayo.
    • San Diego, California. Just along the Mexican border, you can find one of the best Cinco de Mayo fiestas in the U.S. The Old Town neighborhood in San Diego was the first place in California to be settled by the Spanish, and here you can find made-to-order tamales, from-scratch tortillas, and mouthwatering tacos.
    • Reno, Nevada. The biggest Cinco de Mayo celebration in Reno—as well as in Northern Nevada—takes place at the Grand Sierra Resort. Hop on some carnival rides, gawk at the Mexican dancing horses, dance to live music, and you can even see home amateur boxing.
  2. Apr 30, 2023 · For Cinco de Mayo, you can celebrate the Battle of Puebla throughout the cities—and mark the arrival of spring while you’re at it. Local bars and restaurants put on several events throughout the day, from concerts to craft beer flights.

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    • South Lake Tahoe Family Resource Center’s Annual Cinco de Mayo Party
    • Piñatas & Predators at Animal Ark

    As one of California’s most diverse cities, Oakland knows how to celebrate Cinco de Mayo. And with its abundant entertainment and dining options, you’ll have more than enough venues to honor Mexican food, drink, and culture. Here are a few top picks.

    Wait for the weekend to celebrate Cinco de Mayo and Mother’s Day at the same time. This popular family-friendly event celebrates all things local—businesses, students, and families. Enjoy musical performances from Lady Mariachi Band and Los Rakas and a breakdancing performance from Skyline High School’s Breakdancing Club. The festival takes place f...

    Communities United for Restorative Youth Justice (CURYJ) hosts its third annual event on Thursday, May 5. The festival, which kicks off at 5:30 p.m., features live music, spoken word, dancing, and an art exhibit. Enjoy free food and enter to win raffle prizes. This year’s theme is “From Defending Our Pueblos to Defending Our Hoods” –to end the inca...

    From Oakland, take BART to the 24thStreet Mission station and celebrate Cinco de Mayo during an all-day block party on Valencia Street. Dance to live music from local and national talent, watch cultural performances, compete in the “Zumbathon,” and shop and eat from more than 65 vendors. It’s a celebration for the whole family, and one of San Franc...

    Start growing your mustache now to get ready for this Cinco de Mayo-themed bike ride and party in Danville. The 30-45-minute ride starts and finishes at Norm’s Place, where you can refuel with $3 tacos, $4 draft beer, and $7 tequila. The festivities start at 7 p.m.

    Any day is a good day for ice cream, but Cinco de Mayo seems like a great day to visit this Oakland favorite. Try the Mangonada, a frozen Mexican treat made of mango ice cream, chopped mangos, chili spices, and tamarind candy.

    The Reno-Tahoe area has a rich Latino community that loves to celebrate good food, music, and games. Cinco de Mayo parties are held all over the city, but the largest one is held at the Grand Sierra Resort in Downtown Reno.

    Admission: $5 per adult The annual Cinco de Mayo celebration at the Grand Sierra Resort is northern Nevada’s largest celebration of Latino culture. Located in the southeast parking area, the event will feature live music by bands like De Durango, carnival rides, amateur boxing, food, drink, arts and crafts, and an expo with games and prizes. There ...

    Tickets: Adults $20 in advance and $25 at the door; children 6-12 are $10; children 5 and younger are free. The South Lake Tahoe Family Resource Center will hold its 13th annual Cinco de Mayo festival at Heavenly’s California Lodge on May 6. The event will feature an all-you-can-eat Mexican buffet, authentic live music, folkloric dancers, children’...

    Admission: $15 adults; $12 children; $13.50 seniors 62+ The Animal Ark near Reno is a wildlife sanctuary that features injured, abandoned, and otherwise non-releasable wildlife. For Cinco de Mayo, beautiful animals like Milo the mountain lion, and L.G. the black bear will be given piñatas full of treats to rip open.

  3. Apr 26, 2024 · In Mexico, Cinco de Mayo is primarily observed in the state of Puebla, where the historic Battle of Puebla took place. Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican victory over the French empire on May...

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