Photo via MEXAM NW
Looking to celebrate Mexican independence this month? Seattle is hosting its own “El Grito” celebration in partnership with Orquesta Northwest, The Consulate of Mexico in Seattle, and Town Hall Seattle. It’s all about celebrating Mexican heritage and unity and here’s what you can expect.
Seattle’s El Grito celebration “takes its name from the famous ‘Grito de Dolores’ (Cry of Dolores), a call to arms that marked the beginning of Mexico’s struggle for independence from Spain in 1810.”
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It celebrates 200 years of diplomatic relations between the United States and Mexico and signifies the bond between our two nations as well as the rich cultural exchange that has taken place throughout history.
What’s more, it is a part of this year’s MEXAM NW festival and is full of traditions, like music, dances, and delicious cuisine. It’s a chance for attendees to immerse themselves in the diversity of Mexican culture.
The event is free to attend and all you need to do is show up and check it out for yourself. Enjoy!
When: Sunday, September 17th
Where: 1119 Eighth Avenue
Cost: Free
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