Mexican Independence Day Celebration
On September 15, we celebrate Mexican Independence Day in Toronto with food, music, dance, art & more! This is the official Mexican Independence Day celebration as sanctioned by the Consulate General of Mexico in Toronto.
This event is FREE & family friendly, so stop by for some great food, entertainment, music, dance, culture & activities!
+++ Music +++
Mariachi Mexico de Noche
Rosi Cervantes
Jaime Elizondo
Saul Torres Band
Mariachi Mexico Amigo
Los Grandes del Norte
+++ Dance Groups +++
Aztec Dancers Group Tonantzin
Tonatiuh Group
Puro Mexico Ballet
+++ Activities +++
Tamale Eating Contest
Traditional Costume Contest for Adults & Children
Ceremonia del Grito
+++ Food Vendors +++
Rebozos
Panchos Bakery
Tacos 101
El Trompo Movil
Wrestlers (La Tortilleria)
Ixxim by Chef Erika Araujo
La Mexicana
+++ Vendors, Booths & Crafts +++
Barrio Mexicano
Laura
Style by Me
Neta Planeta
Latinos
Cacao
Casa Cultural Mexico
Canada Nos Une
Fusco Face Painting
Rosie Leon
We would also like to acknowledge the generous support of our sponsors who have helped make this event possible:
CIBC
Consulate General of Mexico in Toronto
Arbor Memorial
Tourismo Mexico
Aeromexico
Moreno Travel
Martha Lopez Remax
Gigio Pinatas
Criteria
About
Mexican Independence Day celebrates the call to arms in Mexico in 1810 that led to the Mexican War of Independence that resulted in the creation of the independent nation of Mexico.
Every year Mexicans around the world celebrate this event with festivities & a show of patriotism. Here in Toronto, the Comite Organizador de las Fiestas Patrias (Mexican Independence Day Celebration - Organizing Committee) has staged public Independence Day celebations annually since 1994.
With it's mix of traditional & contemporary Mexican dance & music, authentic Mexican food, culture, crafts, art & more, this event brings together the Mexican community into the public realm for all Canadians, as well as tourists & other visitors to take part in. The event is family-friendly & appropriate for all age groups & people of all cultures.
The event is produced by the non-profit Comite & all work & effort put in to create the event is voluntary. The Comite greatly appreciates the efforts & donations of its partners to help bring this annual event to the streets of Toronto.