Beloved Kansas City festival has moved from downtown. Here’s what you need to know Since its inception more than 40 years ago, Fiesta Hispana has grown into one of the largest Hispanic festivals in the Midwest, drawing more than 40,000 visitors annually to Kansas City’s Barney Allis Plaza in recent years. Fiesta Hispana will return this weekend, but it will move from its traditional downtown location because of redevelopment work at Barney Allis Plaza. The new venue is in the American Royal Complex in the West Bottoms, next to HyVee Arena. The highlight of the festival is musical entertainment, with Mariachi and Tejano bands and other international groups as well as folkloric and Spanish dance.
Sunday, September 15. Where will it be held? The event will take place at the historic downtown area of San Antonio, Texas. What is the Fiesta Hispana? Fiesta Hispana is a celebration of Hispanic culture and heritage.
What about parking? Free parking is available on streets and in some lots. Other lots will charge. Where can I get more information? kcfiestahispana.com
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