Hispanic League proudly presents the 33rd Annual Fiesta Festival, a vibrant, one-day celebration of Hispanic and Latin American culture that will take place on Saturday, Sept. 20, 2025, in Downtown Winston-Salem. This free community event has become a signature tradition in the Triad, drawing thousands each year to experience cultural pride, unity, and joy. The festival kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month and offers a day filled with music, dance, authentic cuisine, artisan vendors, family-friendly activities, and a lively celebration of diversity.
Main Stage Entertainment Lineup
• Grupo Sueño Nuevo — Música Norteña / Sierreña
• Ballet Folklórico Mexican Tradition del Maestro Julio Ruiz
• Oscar Oviedo Band — Música Tropical
• Banda Tecno Caliente – Música de Tierra Caliente
• Anthony Vasquez y Su Banda — Música Rock e Internacional
• Ricardo Diquez & The Tropic Orquesta — Música Salsa / Tropical
• Brazilian Samba & Capoeira with Courtney Feliz and NC Brazilian Arts Project
• Diana Reyes — La Reyna del Pasito Duranguense
Encanto Stage (Inside Hanesbrand Theater)
• Flor Bromley — Bilingual Family Music
• School Performances by local students
• Takiri Folclor — Colombian Dance Group
• Magic Chris – Balloon pets and more
• Children Stories with Carlos Nieto
With two stages of entertainment, Fiesta offers something for everyone from families with young children to music lovers, and culture enthusiasts. Check out the official event schedule for times and locations.
A Beloved Tradition in the Triad
“For 33 years, Fiesta has been a space where our community comes together to celebrate culture, and connection,” said Diane Massas, Executive Director of the Hispanic League. “We’re especially excited for this year’s entertainment lineup, which highlights the richness of traditions across Latin America. We want to thank our Supremo sponsors Food Lion, Modern Chevrolet, The City of Winston-Salem, Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, and the Arts Council of Winston-Salem/Forsyth County for supporting us in making the 33rd Fiesta Festival a fantastic event.” The festival also features local businesses, food vendors, cultural exhibitors, and health and education resources. Vendor spaces available in Selecto Area, and Healthy Living Area. For more information, vendor or sponsorship opportunities visit www.hispanicleague.org or call (336)560-1881.
Hispanic League is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting multicultural understanding, education, health, and diversity in the Winston-Salem community and beyond. Since its founding, the organization has provided scholarships, programs, and events that uplift and empower the local Hispanic/Latino community.