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City of Bloomington Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month with La Fiesta del Otoo

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Bloomington will host La Fiesta del Otoño on September 12, 2025, celebrating National Hispanic Heritage Month. The event will take place at 401 N Morton St Suite 260, starting at 9:41 AM local time. It aims to foster community engagement through cultural activities and celebrations. Local officials emphasize the importance of recognizing Hispanic contributions to the community, noting that such events enhance cultural awareness and unity. The city encourages participation to promote diversity and inclusiveness, with activities planned throughout the day.

This celebration will include food, music, and various attractions that highlight Hispanic culture. Last year’s event saw over 500 attendees, showcasing the community's interest in cultural festivities. La Fiesta del Otoño aims to build upon that success and further strengthen community ties.

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