The Portland Pgsca Cinco de Mayo Festival in Portland, Oregon is a vibrant celebration of Mexican culture and heritage, with music, dancing, food, art and more

Events and Activities

Visitors can enjoy live music throughout the day including mariachi bands playing traditional Mexican songs as well as contemporary acts performing more modern genres such as hip-hop and pop. There are folklorico dance performances from local dance troupes that tell stories about Mexico’s history through movement. Visitors can also take part in fun activities like piñata breaking or participate in craft workshops to learn how to make intricate paper flowers or decorate sugar skulls for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Throughout the day there will be booths selling handmade crafts by local artisans such as jewelry, pottery, textiles and more.

Nearby Attractions

Visitors can explore nearby attractions within walking distance such as Pioneer Courthouse Square which offers an outdoor mall with shops, restaurants and entertainment venues; Union Station which is home to Amtrak trains connecting Portland with other cities; Chinatown which features various Chinese restaurants serving up authentic dishes; Tom McCall Waterfront Park offering spectacular views along Willamette River; Voodoo Doughnut where guests can indulge in delicious pastries; Saturday Market which offers handmade items crafted by local vendors; Powell’s Books which is one of America’s largest independent bookstores; Lan Su Chinese Garden filled with lush gardens inspired by Chinese culture; Oregon Museum Of Science And Industry where guests can explore interactive exhibits related to science technology engineering math (STEM);and many other attractions sure to please visitors looking for something new or different during their visit!