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The Mexican Independence Day concert will be held at the end of the Texas Rangers game. Free. En Vivo concert series with La Sonora Dinamita and Control: Oct. 3 at 6 p.m. $15-$45. "Viva Dallas" brought together thousands of people on the Dallas City Hall plaza where they enjoyed music and food during the official Dallas Mexican Independence Festival on Sept. 16, 2023. The Enjoy music, dancing and an El Grito or two this Mexican Independence Day as D-FW kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month. During the day, the Mexican consul general of Dallas will take center stage to give the Grito de Independencia, or cry for independence, in honor of Mexican Independence Day. Photo via Shutterstock Fourth of July is here, Dallas. Paint the town red, white, and blue this week at the Dallas-area’s most exciting Independence Day events: from fireworks, to symphonic salutes, park days, and more! 1. Star-Spangled Spectacular Enjoy hot dogs, ice cream, and fireworks at the Meyerson Symphony Center. Here, the Dallas Winds will performance stunning renditions of Join us for a celebration of Mexican Independence Day, the 16 of September! There will be food and games, crafts and drinks, a pinata, and a lot of music! Dancing by the Allegre Ballet Foklorico! Come and hear the Call for Independence, the Grito de Dolores. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden (8525 Garland Rd.) The sixth annual Dallas Arboretum Hispanic Heritage Celebration on September 9–10, 2023. This two day celebration features food, vendors, live music, cooking demonstrations and, of course, the much anticipated Quinceañera Fashion Show, which kicks off our weekend on September 9. In honor of Mexican Independence Day, the Mexican consul general of Dallas takes the stage at La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth to give the Grito de Independencia, or cry for independence. The day-long festival also includes live music and ballet folklorico performances. Details: Sept. 15 from 12 to 6 p.m. at La Gran Plaza in Fort Worth. Free. Everything’s bigger in Texas—including our pride! Texas Independence Day, celebrated on March 2, marks the day the Lone Star State officially declared independence from Mexico in 1836. From BBQ feasts to country concerts, Dallas is packed with ways to honor this iconic day. Whether you're a history buff, a proud Texan, or just looking for a reason to celebrate, we’ve rounded up the best Join us for a celebration of Mexican Independence Day, the 16 of September! There will be food and games, crafts and drinks, a pinata, and a lot of music! Dancing by the Allegre Ballet Foklorico! Come and hear the Call for Independence, the Grito de Dolores. Top 10 Best Mexican Independence Day in Dallas, TX - June 2024 - Yelp - Meso Maya Comida y Copas, Cuquita's Restaurant, Mexican Sugar Las Colinas, La Victoria, Angela's Cafe, Desperados Mexican Restaurant, Tommy Tamale Market & Cafe, Limon's Restaurant, Cruzitos Cocina Mexicana, Rafa's Cafe Mexicano In honor of Mexican Independence Day, the Mexican consul general of Dallas takes the stage at La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth to give the Grito de Independencia, or cry for independence. La Gran Plaza de Fort Worth, Estrella Media and The Mexican Consulate in Dallas will commemorate Mexico’s Independence Day on September 18th 2022 - 1:00pm to 9:00pm. This event anticipates an attendance of more than 45,000 people, this celebration will display local, cultural, and professional organizations, live entertainment and the traditional “El Grito” that will be heard across the Some North Texas restaurants are serving up specials to celebrate the independence of Mexico and other Latin American countries packed with traditional dishes and drinks. In Mexico, Independence Mexico’s Independence Day is Sept. 16, or Dieciséis de Septiembre. The date commemorates the start of an insurrection that eventually led to Mexico’s freedom from Spanish rule. Most José, the Dallas neighborhood destination for seasonal and satisfying Mexican-inspired cuisine, is celebrating Mexican Independence Day on September 14 and 16. This two-day cultural Mark your calendar and join the festivities on September 15th from 6:00-10:00pm to celebrate Mexican Independence Day Eve for El Grito!! Live Music, themed cocktails and MORE!! FREE A Mexican Independence Day festival in front of Dallas City Hall includes a community procession at 6:30 p.m. The fiesta continues with live entertainment, dancing, food and the traditional Dallas Mexican Consul Francisco de la Torre will be on hand to deliver the traditional grito that marks Mexican Independence Day celebrations. DALLAS (CBSNewsTexas.com) - The Navarro Group with the City of Dallas is kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month Friday with its "VIVA DALLAS!" Mexican Independence Festival and "Grito" celebration.
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