Peekskill residents celebrate Hispanic culture at the 4th annual Hispanic Heritage Festival
Peeskill residents came together on Sunday to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
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Sep 26, 2022, 7:33 PM
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Updated 576 days ago
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314ds agoPeeskill residents
came together on Sunday to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month.
The Hispanic
Community Corporation helped organize the fourth Peekskill Hispanic Heritage
Festival at Riverfront Green.
"They have to know what is the root of where they're coming from, and then all the people of the country know what is our life in our country," says Dinora Pacheco, president and co-founder of the Peekskill Hispanic Community Corp.
The festival included live music from Hispanic countries, folk dancing,
food, drinks and games.
