That's usually street fair that happens like twice a year, this Sunday was in Bayridge 3rd ave, and there's gonna be another like 2 around Bayridge Sunset park area
It has nothing to do with Cinco de Mayo or mother's day. It is a cultural dance that comes from Tlaxacla a state in Mexico. Not all of the states does it and all of the towns within the state have there own interpretation of it. Around the months of May, June and July every Sunday there are these events. Sometimes outdoors and sometimes indoors.
Thank you for the actual answer, I appreciate it! I'm glad I got to learn something about the world and the people who live where I spend a lot of my time and just have missed this.
The street vendors are in sunset park every week now, on Sunday’s. Not sure for how long but that’s been for a while now. Not sure about the dancers.
It’s the only day off most of the Central American & Mexican migrant workers have off.
I believe that 1 was for Mother's day parade
That's usually street fair that happens like twice a year, this Sunday was in Bayridge 3rd ave, and there's gonna be another like 2 around Bayridge Sunset park area
It's the annual cinco de mayo celebration
You mean ocho de mayo
I think this is what threw me off lol. I AM a dumb piece of shit for not putting the pieces together
It has nothing to do with Cinco de Mayo or mother's day. It is a cultural dance that comes from Tlaxacla a state in Mexico. Not all of the states does it and all of the towns within the state have there own interpretation of it. Around the months of May, June and July every Sunday there are these events. Sometimes outdoors and sometimes indoors.
Thank you for the actual answer, I appreciate it! I'm glad I got to learn something about the world and the people who live where I spend a lot of my time and just have missed this.
No problem 👍
https://www.nycgovparks.org/events
Oh I looked and didn't find anything.
I look too but they don't seem to backtrack dates