
A free, family-friendly cultural festival celebrating the traditions of Peru and Latin America with music, dance, food and vendors.
Celebrando Perú returns to the Austin Area Urban League on Saturday, July 25, for a full day of Peruvian and Latin American culture. It's a free, family-friendly festival that brings together live music, folkloric dance, authentic food, and artisan vendors in one spot, and the whole thing is open to everyone.
The music and dance are the center of the day, with live performances and traditional folkloric dance on stage. Between sets, there's authentic food to eat and artisan vendors selling their work, and family activities running alongside the main program. It's the kind of afternoon where you can drift between the stage and the food stalls, and it works just as well if you bring the kids along.
Behind the festival is a specific mission: to promote cultural diversity, support local small businesses, and create a welcoming space where families can connect through art, food, music, and community. That's a good way to sum up what you'll find there—a mix of performance and local makers, all under one roof. The Austin Area Urban League hosts the event at its Cameron Road location, which puts it right in the middle of the city.
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It runs from 12 PM to 5 PM, so you've got five hours to work your way through the food and the performances. Entry is free, and the festival takes place at the Austin Area Urban League, 8011 Cameron Rd, Austin, TX.
Date
Saturday, 25 July 2026
12:00
Location
Austin Area Urban LeaguePrice
Free
Recommended Age
+6 years
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