Celebrating 105 Years of Mexican Culture: Casa de la Cultura’s Year-Long Festival Series in Omaha
Pedro Chavira, dressed in traditional charro attire, goes around singing traditional Mexican songs to the guests at Las Posadas. Photo Credit: Jim O’Keefe
Next year, Casa de la Cultura is inviting Omaha to join a vibrant, year-long celebration of the Latino community’s contributions to the city, honoring 105 years of Mexican heritage with a series of culturally rich events.
The 2025 event lineup promises to bring Omaha residents and visitors a deeper connection to Mexican traditions through music, food, and art. Highlights include:
Las Posadas – Dec. 5, 2024:
Mi Casa es Su Casa – March 6, 2025
Cinco de Mayo Omaha Luncheon – May 29, 2025
Cinco de Mayo Omaha Festival – May 9-11, 2025
Fiestas Patrias Omaha – Sept. 12-14, 2025
Dia de los Muertos at the Kiewit Luminarium – Nov. 1, 2025
These events offer more than just a look back at the Latino community’s deep roots in Omaha; they’re a step toward a future where cultural appreciation and unity continue to grow.
“ By attending, community members open doors for ongoing dialogue, partnerships, and cultural appreciation across the city,” said Marcos Mora, chief executive officer of Casa de la Cultura.
From families reconnecting with traditions to newcomers experiencing the warmth and beauty of Mexican culture, Casa de la Cultura’s events promise meaningful moments for everyone.
For more information and event details, visit Casa de la Cultura’s website.
