Hispanic Heritage Month
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month this fall and year-round by attending neighborhood events, reading inspiring stories, supporting Hispanic-owned businesses, and more in National Landing.
Support Hispanic-owned businesses
Earn 15% cash back from September 15 - October 23rd on all purchases from National Landing Hispanic-owned businesses through the Open Rewards: Shop Local program.
Events
NaLa Noches - A Latin Music Series
Metropolitan Park
Spice up your Thursday evenings with NaLa Noches, a high-energy celebration of Latin music and culture in the heart of National Landing. Each week showcases live performances handpicked by DC trumpet legend Joe Herrera.
Cool down with free Topo Chico, and dive into hands-on art activations by Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington. Plus, stop by the National Landing BID tent for giveaways!
Featured Performers
NaLa Noches features an array of artists performing various styles of Latin music for attendees to enjoy. Music will kick-off at 5:00 PM and there will be a set break from 5:45 – 5:55 pm. The evening ends at 7:00 pm.
September 18th: Max Rosado and the 7th St. Band, Salsa
September 25th: Gigi MacLaughlin, Brazilian music
October 2nd: Miramar, Boleros
October 9th: Fran Vielma, Venezuelan jazz
October 16th: Alfredo Mojica, Salsa
October 23rd: Bio Ritmo, Psychedelic and Traditional Salsa
Art Activities
Join the Museum of Contemporary Art Arlington for fun and free arts activities each week, including block printing, watercolor, clay sculpture and more.
September 18: Create Caracas-inspired prints with Artist, Ana Chabela.
September 25: Color Papel Amate inspired prints designed by artist, David Amoroso.
October 2: Make Tissue Paper Marigolds and Flowers. A Dia de los Muertos-inspired craft.
October 9: Folklórico craft from Mexico with artist, David Amoroso.
October 16: Mold Plasticine Clay Figurines inspired by the folk pottery of Mexico.
October 23: Watercolor Prints of Fall Fruits and Vegetables
Stories
Colada Shop: Daniella Senior
Daniella Senior channels her Dominican heritage and love for Cuban culture into Colada Shop. Through vibrant flavors, Cuban coffee, and warm hospitality, she creates a space where cultures connect and stories unfold in the heart of National Landing.
Los Tios Grill: The Mejia Family
The Mejia family is woven together by bonds of love, tradition, and shared dreams. With cultural roots reflecting their vibrant Salvadorean heritage and lived experiences, the Mejias bring a unique blend of flavors and stories to our region.
Muralists: MasPaz & Juan Pineda
MasPaz and Juan Pineda bring the essence of Latin American culture to National Landing through their striking murals. Their art celebrates heritage, community, and vibrant expression, inviting everyone to engage with the stories behind the colors.