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Portland’s 38th Annual Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Returns May 2-5–Celebrate Culture, Music, and Support Local Latino Businesses

PORTLAND, Ore.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–For nearly four decades, Portland’s Cinco de Mayo Fiesta, presented by Toyota and benefiting the Portland Guadalajara Sister-City Association (PGSCA), has been a cornerstone celebration of Mexican culture, community, and tradition. This four-day festival brings together authentic food, live music, traditional dance, and artisan markets at Tom McCall Waterfront Park from May 2-5, 2025. This year, the event holds even deeper significance, highlighting the importance of supporting Latino-owned businesses, artisans, and vendors who rely on the Fiesta each year.


WHEN: May 2-5, 2025 – 11:00 am to 11:00 pm Friday through Sunday and 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm on Monday, May 5th.

WHERE: Tom McCall Waterfront Park (98 SW Naito Pkwy, Portland, OR 97204)

WHY: More than just a festival, this year’s Fiesta is an opportunity to support Latino-owned businesses, artisans, and vendors who rely on this annual event. It’s a chance for the community to come together and celebrate the vibrant culture that has been part of Portland for nearly four decades.

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Authentic Mexican Cuisine: Savor the flavors of Mexico with over 30 food vendors offering tacos al pastor, carne asada, tamales, pozole, and more. Each dish is a celebration of heritage and tradition.
  • Guadalajara Artisan Village: Discover handcrafted goods and unique treasures, from woven textiles to vibrant pottery. Supporting these artisans—some traveling from Guadalajara—helps keep cultural traditions alive.
  • Headline Performances: Experience unforgettable music from top performers, including Banda Aguila, El Gran Sabor de Adrian Diaz, Grupo Mparable, Banda R15 del Korita Gonzalez, and more.
  • Family Fun at Plaza de Niños: Kids can enjoy free crafts, a full carnival, face painting, activities, and family-friendly carnival rides.

TICKETS: Tickets start at just $14 for adult single-day admission and $10 for youth, plus ticket service fees, when purchasing online. For those looking to enjoy the full weekend of festivities, weekend passes start at $19 for youth and $24 for adults—making it easy for families and groups to experience everything the Fiesta has to offer without breaking the bank. Ticketing information can be found at: www.CincoDeMayoPortland.com/tickets.

Local media outlets are invited to attend and cover this vibrant community event. For interview opportunities, additional information, or press credentials, please contact Brandon Treadway at [email protected] or 971-266-1781.

About PGSCA:

PGSCA, a 501(c)3 organization founded in 1983, is working on international grassroots and community initiatives that benefit both Portland, Oregon and Guadalajara, Mexico. PGSCA accomplishes this through arts and culture, humanitarian assistance, youth and education, and economic development and sustainability, all while fostering cross-cultural understanding between the two cities.

Contacts

Media Contact:
Brandon Treadway

[email protected]
971-266-1781

www.CincoDeMayoFiesta.com

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