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Season
of Sabor
September brings a vibrant
mix of music, culture, and
flavor to Las Vegas as Mexican
Independence Day and
Hispanic Heritage Month take
center stage.
folkloric performances take
place Sept. 12–16, beginning at
5 p.m. daily, while Latin bands
and DJs keep the spirit alive
throughout the property.
SAVOR THE CELEBRATION
MAIN STAGE MAGIC
Mexican Independence
Day weekend brings some of
Latin music’s biggest names.
Maná brings the Vivir Sin Aire
Tour to T-Mobile Arena on
Sept. 11, Alejandro
Fernández plays MGM Grand
Garden Arena on Sept. 15, and
Marco Antonio Solís performs
two nights at Dolby Live at
Park MGM, Sept. 11–12, on his
Tour Gratitud.
A TOAST TO TRADITION
Fremont Street
Experience throws a free,
three-day Latin street party
Sept. 11–13, with 30
performers and more than 100
hours of live entertainment
across four stages, spanning
Latin pop, rock, salsa, and
EDM. Strolling mariachis
perform at The Forum Shops
at Caesars Palace Sept.
15–16. At The Venetian,
complimentary mariachi and
No celebration is complete
without tequila and tacos.
Amaya Modern Mexican at
The Cosmopolitan marks
Sept. 16 with dancers, fire
performers, a DJ, and specialty
drinks, including bottomless
Don Julio margaritas. For
late-night revelry, Chayo
Mexican Kitchen + Tequila
Bar at The LINQ Promenade
transforms into a Latin dance
party every Friday and
Saturday beginning at
midnight, with free admission
for guests 21 and older. If
you’re looking to vibe in a
more intimate setting, head to
Rosina cocktail lounge at The
Venetian to celebrate with
tequila flights and specialty
cocktails
From mariachi and
folklórico to tacos, tequila, and
Latin beats, Las Vegas offers
plenty of ways to celebrate
Mexican Independence Day
your way. — Casey Lawrence
ian
SEPTEMBER 2026
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