Pasadena's 28th Latino Heritage Parade and Festival Set for Oct. 10 With Street Closures Near City Hall
Pasadena is a city in Los Angeles County, California. Pasadena's 28th annual Latino Heritage Parade and Festival takes place Saturday, Oct. 10. The parade runs 4–5 p.m. from Los Robles Avenue and Buckeye Street south to City Hall, followed by a festival from 5 to 9 p.m. at City Hall with live music, cultural performances, food and community booths. This year's theme celebrates the heartbeat of the community and honors everyday unsung heroes.
The city says parts of Buckeye, Los Robles, Walnut and Centennial Square will close at staggered times, so drivers should plan detours. Riders can take the Metro A Line to Memorial Park Station or bike via the Union Street protected bikeway. (Source: City of Pasadena)
The festival offers food booths, family activities and community resource tables. Streets around City Hall were closed during the event, and organizers encouraged attendees to use public transit or plan parking in advance. The city said the event is free and open to residents of all backgrounds.
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