Each year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, the U.S. observes Hispanic Heritage Month by celebrating the cultures, contributions and histories of Hispanic and Latin Americans whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. 听This month also recognizes the independence days of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Belize.听
Both CU Boulder and the surrounding communities offer plenty of ways to听celebrate, learn, and engage throughout this month. Below are just a few resources, events, and opportunities in which you can get involved during the remainder of Hispanic Heritage Month. 听
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Latinx Heritage Month resources 鈥� CU Boulder Women and Gender Studies Professors Dr. Kristie Soares and Dr. Leila Gomez have compiled a list of resources in recognition of the month, including recent publications by CU scholars and ways to get involved in Latinx activism. 听
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鈥� Visit the r for听an exhibit听presented in both English and Spanish. Borderlands explores the ever-changing geopolitical history of southern Colorado and its unique and resilient forms of cultural connection. 听
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Migrants, a Tale of Two Hearts 鈥揊rom Oct. 10 鈥� Jan. 26, 听will host this new exhibit, exploring the internal and external experiences of the immigrant who leaves home in search of a new and better life.听
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鈥� Hosted by the Latino Chamber of Commerce at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, Feria del Tamal is a vibrant celebration of culture and cuisine. Enjoy tamales' tastings from restaurants around Boulder country, live entertainment, and a variety of family friendly activities. Tickets 听
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Forever Buffs Latinx - Formerly CU Boulder Latino Alumni Association (CUBLAA) and the Hispanic Alumni Association of the University of Colorado at Boulder (HAA), Forever Buffs Latinx aims to encourage commitment to the Hispanic/Latino community,听perpetuate the study of Hispanic-American/Latino culture and history, and encourage individuals in the Hispanic/Latino community to achieve their educational goals.听
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