Celebrate culture, community, and tradition at Concilio’s Annual Hispanic Fiesta at LOVE Park, in partnership with Wawa Welcome America.

Join us for a FREE Family Watch Party featuring an authorized public screening of the FIFA World Cup 26™ match between Mexico and the Czech Republic. Bring your family and friends to enjoy an evening of soccer, food, music, vendors, and activities for children.

June is Audiobook Month! Celebrate with us by painting a box of dominos while listening to an audiobook from Libro.fm. The first 10 people to register will receive a free audiobook provided by Libro.fm.

Join CONVERGENCE Philadelphia for its second annual forum as public, private, and NGO stakeholders discuss ways to improve housing stock.

Join us on Friday, June 12, with Petra Rivera-Rideau and Vanessa Díaz, authors of P FKN R: How Bad Bunny Became The Global Voice of Puerto Rican Resistance. The talk will be followed by a book signing and will kick off our P FKN R Summer Book Club!

The Annual Sugar Cane Festival attracts thousands of visitors for a full day of music and activities for children and adults alike.  The Festival, scheduled for Saturday, June 6, 2026 from Noon to 4:00 PM, at 6th Street and Susquehanna. We are looking forward to a wonderful event and hope that you can join us!

EAC Artist in Residence, 2024 Philadelphia Cultural Treasures Artist Fellow, Tony Mendez and Los Bomberos de la Calle present the world premiere of a new work modeled after the widely celebrated annual Fiesta de la Calle de San Sebastián in Puerto Rico. 

​The Dine Latino Food & Culture Passport uses the Let's Rallie app to connect customers to Latino‑owned businesses across the region, driving discovery, foot traffic, and repeat visits throughout the summer. Participants will benefit from collective marketing and increased visibility during the peak of the summer season. You must be a GPHCC member in order to participate. 

Concilio’s Senior Celebration 2026 honors the seniors who are the heart and foundation of our Latino community. This beloved annual luncheon brings together more than 300 mature adults for an uplifting afternoon filled with delicious food, live music, cultural connection, and valuable health and wellness resources.

Join us for an intimate chef's tasting featuring the founders of Puyero, the Venezuelan fast-casual restaurant elevating street food through culture, craft, and entrepreneurship. This curated dining experience highlights a multi-course tasting inspired by Venezuelan culinary traditions and the personal stories that shaped Puyero's vision.

Acompáñanos en este webinar donde aprenderás sobre los derechos de los dueños de negocios inmigrantes, qué sucede con tus propiedades y cuentas, y cómo proteger tu empresa ante un proceso migratorio. Información clave para planificar, proteger lo que has construido y asegurar la continuidad de tu negocio.

Help us bring Fairhill Square back to life by helping us plant, clean, paint and revitalize the park!

We will have resources, FOOD, music, water ice, FREE giveaways & more!!

Join us for a riveting discussion with author Steve Howell in conversation with Vanessa Maria Graber about his new book, Cold War Puerto Rico.

Step into history and hear music tell a complex tale of power, adaptation, and survival. Eagle & Empire brings to life rich and rarely heard repertoire born from the meeting of Indigenous and European traditions. Acclaimed vocalists Nell Snaidas, Estelí Gomez, Cecilia Duarte, Jonatan Alvarado, and Andrew Padgett join the virtuosic period instrumentalists of Piffaro, the Renaissance Band in an evening of Aztec dance and traditional Indigenous cuisine, courtesy of Ollin Yoliztli Calmecac, Philadelphia’s trailblazing Aztec dance troupe and cultural preservationists.

Following their sold-out performance last season, the Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society returns to the Teatro stage to present an intimate program of classical music for the guitar from Latin America, along with a special performance by AMLA guitar students.

Join us on Friday, April 24 at 5:30pm for the reception of Hagudeza Rullán-Fantauzzi’s exhibition, Mi Isla y yo, draws a parallel between the Puerto Rican people’s yearning for territorial sovereignty and the struggle for bodily autonomy. This theme echoes the upcoming semi-quincentennial celebration, yet feels increasingly out of reach for many.

Para Mi Niña reflects the past, present, and future dreams of our little Black and Brown girls. Three young girls — the youngest, middle, and oldest — play dress-up as their mothers, aunts, grandmothers, and matriarchs who worked during the World Trade Fair era.

EAC launches our new annual Latin Jazz series, led and curated by series director, Grammy-winning Philadelphia-based percussionist and recording artist, Pablo Batista. Featuring the first Latin big band in Philadelphia comprised of twenty acclaimed regional musicians, donned in vibrant coordinated formal wear from the 40’s and 50’s, and seated on multi-tiered platforms evocative of the big band era.

Leticia Pellicione, mejor conocida como Letón Pé, es una cantautora y actriz dominicana que se ha posicionado como una de las voces más singulares y prometedoras de la nueva escena musical latina. Su propuesta artística se nutre de una fusión audaz de ritmos afrocaribeños, merenhouse, jazz y electrónica, explorando sonoridades contemporáneas sin perder el pulso de sus raíces.

Ensemble132 will be joined by Philadelphia storyteller Anjoli Santiago to perform a reimagined bilingual abridged version of Igor Stravinsky’s Petrushka. Experience a classic tale woven with ancestral stories to explore magic, love, belonging, and purpose – featuring original narration, written and performed by Santiago to complement the score and a performance of chamber works by Latine composers.

On July 4, 1976, as the United States celebrated its 200th anniversary, a massive multiracial alliance—led by Puerto Rican and Native American activists—took to the streets of Philadelphia under the banner “A Bicentennial Without Colonies” (Sin Colonias). Tens of thousands marched to demand social and economic justice, exposing the gap between American ideals and the colonialist realities still shaping the lives of many communities.

It is our honor to welcome you to celebrate Congreso’s 49 years of serving Philadelphia’s Latino community and to experience the sights, sounds and culture of Latinos in the USA at our 19th Annual Gala Latina!

The most recognized singer from the Colombian Pacific coast, winner of the Shock Award, and Latin Grammy nominee Nidia Góngora builds bridges between the traditional music of her native Timbiquí (Cauca) other world genres.

La Lengua del Tambor is taking on a new form Saturday, February 21st for a special screening x concert fundraiser with Tumbao Entertainment at Philly’s beloved Taller Puertorriqueño. This night is about bringing the film to life. Not just seeing it, but hearing it, feeling it, moving with it.

Praised by the New York Times as a company of “warm, generous dancers presenting a vibrant tour of Mexican traditions with eye-popping costumes,” the acclaimed folkloric dance ensemble presents the Philadelphia premiere of a full-length production of Native Mexico honoring Native American dance traditions still alive in Mexico.

Come play domino and have a good time: enjoyment guaranteed! ¡Join the DOMINO TOURNAMENT AT TALLER PUERTORRIQUEÑO!Prior registration suggested.