DASQ 2026 Dominican Heritage Month Celebration
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 18:00 -
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 21:00
Event duration 3 hours
DASQ 2026 DR Heritage Month Complimentary Tickets:
USD 0.00
About DASQ 2026 Dominican Heritage Month Celebration
Dominico-American Society of Queens (DASQ) and Carnaval de la Cultura Latina Invite You to Come Celebrate Dominican Heritage month in Corona, Queens NY.
Dominico-American Society of Queens (DASQ) and Carnaval De La Cultura Latina Invite All to Come Celebrate Dominican Heritage month in Queens, New York!
2026 DASQ Dominican Heritage Month Celebration will be dedicated to Dominican-Americans who have made a positive impact in the community.
The venue will take place on Wednesday February 25th, 2026 at Cafe Rubio Restaurant , located at 98-05 Northern Blvd, Corona, NY 11368.
Traditional Dominican appetizers and hors d'oeuvres will be served all night long. Those participating will include known media personalities, invited artists, VIPs (including elected officials) and many surprises.EVENT IS OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC FREE OF CHARGE.
Events Schedule
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 18:00
Wednesday, February 25, 2026, 21:00
Event Categories
Community Connections
Dominico-American Society of Queens
https://www.dominicoamerican.org/
40-27 97th St
The Dominico-American Society of Queens (DASQ) is a community-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1993 to improve the quality of life in the NYC community. We are a member of the Hispanic Federation and UnidosUS. Originally founded to serve the needs of residents living in Queens county, DASQ has evolved over two decades to serve the needs of families located throughout New York City. It has since become a comprehensive and multi-service organization. Services provided are Adult Literacy and Job training, Legal and Immigration Services, Citizenship Classes and Youth Development as well as Referrals. We serve thousands of individuals and families each year. Those served include recipients of public assistance, the unemployed and underemployed, dislocated workers, senior citizens, at-risk youth and school drop-outs, and the physically disabled. Immigrants from 140 different countries, speaking 138 different languages, come to the U.S. in search of the American Dream. We try to help those failing or struggling to achieve that dream.