Hispanic Chamber Latin Festival
- JEREMY HILL/Special to The Facts
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The Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce hosted the second Latin Festival on Saturday at the Pearland Town Center pavilion. The event incorporated live performances, Latin cuisine, fashion shows, shopping and more, while providing education and celebrating the Latin cultures represented locally.
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Visitors to the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s second Latin Festival gathered to watch a fashion show Saturday at the Pearland Town Center pavilion.
- JEREMY HILL/Special to The Facts
Visitors gathered Saturday at the Pearland Town Center to celebrate and enjoy the Latin Festival.
- JEREMY HILL/Special to The Facts
Saturday’s Latin Festival, hosted by the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, featured DJ Roddy Gaona who provided the music.
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Left, District 29 Rep. Ed Thompson, R-Pearland, gave a welcoming speech at the Latin Festival on Saturday in Pearland.
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MC Bino Gaona announced the event line-up for Saturday’s Latin Festival in Pearland, hosted by the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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Roy Castillo, Brazoria County Pct. 3, Place 2 Justice of the Peace, gave a speech during Saturday’s Latin Festival at the Pearland Town Center pavilion.
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Featured clothing from local businesses was modeled as part of the Latin Festival fashion show on Saturday in Pearland.
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A model shows off a dress during a fashion show at the Latin Festival on Saturday.
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A young boy models attire from local businesses during Saturday’s Latin Festival, hosted by the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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A variety of sweets and delicious foods were available for people to try Saturday during the Latin Festival in Pearland.
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The National Marrow Donor Program searched for prospective donors at their “Be The Match” booth at the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce-hosted Latin Festival on Saturday in Pearland.
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Booths with various goods for sale lined the Pearland Town Center green for Saturday’s second yearly Latin Festival.
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Alysson sold a variety of popcorn during the Latin Festival on Saturday in Pearland. The event was hosted by the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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Latin Festival-goers rested with their furry companions in the shade at Pearland Town Center on Saturday.
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Latin Festival visitors were treated to a fashion show featuring clothing from stores located in and around the Pearland Town Center on Saturday.
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Latin Festival-goers lined up as Javier Contreras served up some fresh cooked food Saturday.
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Javier Contreras with Iguana Ranas Cantina served up some delicious food Saturday at the Latin Festival in Pearland Town Center.
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Recetas D’Lou showed off her beautiful dress at the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce-hosted Latin Festival on Saturday at the Pearland Town Center.
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A visitor to the Latin Festival combed through clothing on display Saturday at the Pearland Town Center.
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Beautifully arranged clothing and footwear was available for purchase Saturday at the Latin Festival, hosted by the Brazoria County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce at the Pearland Town Center.
- JEREMY HILL/Special to The Facts
Many examples of traditional Latin attire were on display at the Latin Festival on Saturday in Pearland.
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Latin goods in vibrant colors could be bought from Alma Payne, Julia Pando, Ana Harper, and Delhia during the Latin Festival on Saturday at the Pearland Town Center.
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Ana Harper and Delhia’s booth offered colorful goods with a Latin flair at the Latin Festival at the Pearland Town Center.
- JEREMY HILL/Special to The Facts
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