Save The Date — The 57th Puerto Rican Festival Is Coming

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We are thrilled to announce that the 57th Annual Puerto Rican Festival of Rochester is officially coming back to Parcel 5 in Downtown Rochester. The dates are set, the countdown has begun, and we could not be more excited to do it all over again with the community that makes this festival what it is.

Mark your calendars, tell your family and your friends.

Save the Date:

July 29 – 31, 2027

Parcel 5 · 285 E Main St · Rochester, NY 14604

Three days. One community. Fifty-seven years of Puerto Rican pride.

The 57th Puerto Rican Festival of Rochester is going to build on everything that made the 56th anniversary so unforgettable and take it even further.

Headline artists and local bands across three nights
The Puerto Rican Parade through Downtown Rochester
Authentic Puerto Rican cuisine and specialty cocktails
Cultural performances, community activations, and surprises
Family-friendly experiences for every generation

The 57th anniversary is going to be bigger, louder, and more proud than ever and you are going to want to be there from day one.

Early bird tickets and VIP packages will be announced soon. Stay connected and follow us on social media so you are the first to know when they drop because if last year taught us anything, it is that you do not want to wait.

Are you a business or organization interested in being part of the 57th Puerto Rican Festival of Rochester? Sponsorship packages for 2027 are now available. Join us and put your brand at the center of one of the most celebrated cultural events in Upstate New York.

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