Centro Hispano holds a variety of events throughout the year to celebrate cultural traditions, promote community engagement, and create a sense of belonging for the Hispanic community.
View our full calendar of events here.
Here are some key events celebrated at Centro Hispano:
Dia de los Reyes Magos (Three Kings Day)
Dia de los Reyes Magos, also known as the Epiphany, is a significant cultural celebration in many Hispanic countries. It commemorates the arrival of the Three Wise Men who brought gifts to baby Jesus. Centro Hispano organizes events to honor this tradition, often including activities such as presents for the children, pictures with the kings, traditional performances, and sharing traditional bread (Rosca de Reyes). Centro Hispano typically holds this event in conjunction with the Provo Library.
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)
Dia de los Muertos is a vibrant and symbolic celebration that honors and remembers deceased loved ones. Centro Hispano organizes a Dia de los Muertos event to showcase the rich traditions associated with this holiday, such as creating an ofrenda (altar) adorned with colorful flowers, candles, and photos of the departed. This event includes music, traditional dance, art exhibitions, and providing an opportunity for community members to share their stories and remember their ancestors.
Dia de los Niños (Day of the Children)
Dia de los Niños is a special day dedicated to celebrating children and highlighting their importance in the community. Centro Hispano organizes events filled with activities, games, entertainment, and educational opportunities for children. These events promote family engagement, cultural pride, and a sense of joy and belonging for the younger generation.
Centro Hispano has embraced the butterfly as its new logo due to its profound symbolism of transformation, hope, and rebirth. This choice parallels the remarkable resilience displayed by immigrants and migrant workers, underscoring the universal right of every human being to move freely.