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Visible. Conectado. Prosperando. Thriving.
2026 Movida Events
Tropical Home Gallery
1705 N 16th Street, Tampa, FL.Saturday, September 19
11:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Together we will explore this year's theme: "A Movement, Not A Moment".
What to expect:
- 2026 art exhibition filled with Latine dreams
- Live poetry, dance, music, and more~
- Local vendor market
- Community Conversation: we invite you to a talk centered on farmworker advocacy and lived migrant-family experience
- Community Donation Drive (please bring maxi pads, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and deodorant) to support Exchange for Change
RSVP here and get your FREE ticket!
Movida After Party at Hard Rock Seminole
Friday, October 2
7:00 PM–9:00 PM
📍 Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa
🌴 Pool Bar & Grill Area
RSVP REQUIRED - hola@migentemipueblo.com
St. Pete Pier - Pier Plaza
840 2ND Ave, NE. St. Petersburg, FL.Sunday, October 4
3:00 PM to 9:00 PM
We’re excited to partner with the City of St. Pete and Pier Events, LLC for the 2nd Annual Fiesta SOMOS St. Pete! Join us for an evening celebrating our community and culture with live music, dancing, local vendors, and food.
Come bring your people, catch some good vibes, support local, and celebrate all the magia of our community.
One Movida.So many ways to continue the movement .
Be Part of MOVIDA 2026
Who is Mi Gente Mi Pueblo?
Mi Gente Mi Pueblo ignited in 2020 with a bold desire: to spotlight the Latino communities often pushed to the margins and made invisible. Born from a shared longing to bridge gaps in representation and access, we’ve transformed from a grassroots initiative into a vibrant nonprofit.
Our mission is clear: to ensure all Latinx* communities are visible, thriving, and connected. We bring people together through storytelling, education, and dynamic intergenerational spaces to challenge the status quo and amplify our voices.
*Why We Use Latino, Latina, Latinx, Latine and Hispanic
At Mi Gente Mi Pueblo, we embrace Latino, Latina, Latinx/e, and Hispanic to reflect the rich tapestry of identities within our community. We know these terms can be complex and personal, so we use them interchangeably to be inclusive and honor everyone’s unique experiences.
Latinx can challenge traditional labels, while many take pride in both traditional and new terms. By embracing all these identities, we invite people to connect with us as they choose, acknowledging the diverse cultures and backgrounds within the Latinx diaspora. This inclusive mindset drives our progress and amplifies our collective push towards justice and equity.
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