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Local Colors Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
- Dates: September 28, 2024
- Times: 12pm - 4pm
- Admission: Free Admission
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Location: John Nolen Plaza (formerly Wells Fargo Plaza)
26 Salem Ave SE
Roanoke, VA 24011 - Phone: (540) 904-2234
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The Local Colors 5th annual Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration is a free, family friendly event that spotlights the rich cultures of Latin America and recognizes the positive contributions of the Latino community in our area. We have expanded the event to 4 hours that features dance and live music performances, educational segments, storytelling, and more. Vendor booths will be present with a diversity of Latin American cuisine, artisan crafts, Latino owned businesses, and community services.
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Local Colors Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
- 26 Salem Ave SE
- Roanoke, VA 24011
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- John Nolen Plaza (formerly Wells Fargo Plaza)
- Free Admission
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