Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is a holiday relatively celebrated by Hispanics and Americans in America more than any other region. It's a day to celebrate Mexican culture with many taking part in fiestas, dancing, drinking margaritas, and cooking delicious latin dishes. Cinco de Mayo is Spanish for "The Fifth of May." It commemorates the first years of the American Civil War and the freedom and democracy many fought for, specifically the unexpected Mexican victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla. Orlando marks the special holiday with many events happening around town to celebrate Mexican heritage. Dine on Mexican food, attend a fiesta party, and spice up the day for Cinco de Mayo in Orlando with these events.

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Wall Street Plaza celebrates Cinco de Mayo like no other place in Orlando.

Orlando Celebrates at Wall Street

Written June 1st, 2013 by Diana Mainieri

Whether it's Cinco de Mayo, St. Patrick's Day, Mardi Gras or Halloween, Wall Street Plaza's block parties are a do-not-miss.

Cinco Jalapeño

May 2nd - 6:30pm

(321) 236-3316

A Cinco de Mayo cooking class on jalepeño peppers. Guests will learn how to make salsa, watermelon margaritas, and more!

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Drinko de Mayo

February 14th - 6:00pm

(407) 354-5999

Spend all night partying for Cinco de Mayo with Howl at the Moon's dueling pianos and drink specials!

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Might As Well Be Cinco Pub Crawl

May 3rd - 8:00pm

Wear your best fiesta getup and flaunt your Mexican heritage at this downtown pub crawl featuring prepaid cover and 4 complimentary drinks with the purchase of a ticket!