Mexican Community Events in District of Columbia

Join Mexican community events in District of Columbia celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Mexican community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.

Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl (U Street)

There will be DJs spinning different genres of music from Top 40 Hits, Latin Music, Classic Hip Hop, Pop, Afrobeat, Soca, Reggaeton, RnB, Trap and more at popular bars and clubs up and down U Street. 8 hours of folks partying down the block, hitting up bar after bar, meeting new friends, and dancing to the sounds of the best DJ’s in the DMV. All you have to do is grab a ticket, throw on something festive and join the fun!!!

Saturday, 02, 14.00 - Saturday, 02, 22.00 Washington, DC _$25

Washington D.C. Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl

Prepare yourself for the ultimate Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl Fiesta on May 2nd, 2026! 🌮🍹 Gather your friends, and let’s kick off a day packed with festive fun as we celebrate the vibrant culture of Cinco De Mayo in style. Experience the Cinco de Mayo Bar Crawl like never before! Our Cinco de Mayo celebration offers an exciting lineup of bars in the city, providing exclusive access to the ultimate nightlife experience. Gather your friends, bring your energy, and get ready for a night out you won’t forget. This Cinco de Mayo event takes you through a series of top-rated bars, each promising a unique experience as you join the local community in a festive celebration. From start to finish, this bar crawl is designed to bring out the best of Cinco de Mayo nightlife, with plenty of thrilling stops along the way.

Saturday, 02, 17.00 - Saturday, 02, 23.00 Washington, DC _$25

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Day of the Dead Taco and Margarita Crawl

There is time to be good and to be bad. But this time, good times for all will be bad. Join us for a bar crawl as we celebrate the Day of the Dead (a celebration of life). Day of the Dead is portrayed as a holiday of joyful celebration rather than mourning. These celebrations can take a humorous tone, as celebrants remember funny events and anecdotes about the departed. Come dressed in your best Catrin or Catrina Costume. There will be a costume competition and will award top winners.

Sunday, 01, 14.00 - Sunday, 01, 22.00 Washington, DC _$25

Cinco De Mayo Fiesta

Dress code : We encourage you to wear huipil, quechquémitl, rebozo, enredo, chincuete, posahuanco, refajo, enagua for Women AND sarape, charro suit, sombrero, guayabero, baja jacket, and poncho for Men. ¡Vamos! Half way into the event, we will give lessons of Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba and Cha Cha. After first formal session, we will rotate attendees from table to table. So that everyone meets everyone. You would get to meet your future friends/acquaintances/buddies/pals /partner-in-crimes or may be more:) To hang out/go out or do things together. Also, this is an ideal event if you are new in town or not! - Come one, come all; YOU CAN FLY SOLO TOO:) This is the most friendliest event you have ever attended! - Feel free to invite your friends. They don't necessarily have to be a member - Celebrate your birthdays or your moments in life with us. - For bottle/table service email ([email protected]) or text at (202) 368-1878. - Event is 21+

Tuesday, 05, 19.00 - Tuesday, 05, 23.00 Washington, DC _$25

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Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl (U Street)

Tuesday, 05, 19.00 - Tuesday, 05, 23.00 Washington, DC 6.98

Washington D.C. Cinco De Mayo Bar Crawl

Tuesday, 05, 19.00 - Tuesday, 05, 23.00 Washington, DC 12.12

Day of the Dead Taco and Margarita Crawl

Tuesday, 05, 19.00 - Tuesday, 05, 23.00 Washington, DC 10.09

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Mexican Students Association at GWU

Nestled in the heart of Washington, DC, the Mexican Students Association represents a dedicated community of students at George Washington University who share a passion for Mexican culture, heritage, and mutual support. This student-led organization embodies the values of unity, cultural pride, and academic excellence, serving as a welcoming space for students to connect with peers who understand their unique experiences and perspectives. The association's mission centers on creating an inclusive community where members can celebrate their roots, share traditions, and build meaningful relationships that extend beyond the classroom. Located at GWU in Washington, DC, the organization plays an important role in amplifying Mexican voices and perspectives within the university community while fostering cross-cultural understanding among all students. Through authentic storytelling, cultural programming, and collaborative events, the Mexican Students Association strengthens the social fabric of campus life and ensures that Mexican heritage is recognized and celebrated. The organization provides a supportive network for students navigating university life, offering friendship, guidance, and a sense of belonging. By maintaining strong cultural connections and promoting dialogue, the association contributes to a more vibrant, inclusive, and culturally aware George Washington University community in Washington, DC.

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GW Folklorico

GW Folklorico stands as a proud student organization at George Washington University in Washington, DC, uniting individuals passionate about Mexican cultural heritage and traditional folkloric arts. Born from a desire to celebrate and share the rich artistic traditions of Mexico, this community-focused group welcomes students and supporters who value cultural preservation and artistic expression. The organization creates meaningful connections among its members while building bridges between the university and the diverse Washington, DC community. GW Folklorico's mission extends beyond performance; it serves as an educational platform where participants develop a deeper understanding of Mexican regional traditions, history, and cultural significance. The group embodies the values of inclusivity, artistic integrity, and cultural respect, inviting anyone interested in folkloric dance to become part of their growing community. Based at George Washington University in the heart of Washington, DC, GW Folklorico demonstrates how student organizations can be powerful agents of cultural celebration and community engagement. Members find not only technical training in traditional dance but also lasting friendships and a sense of belonging within a community dedicated to honoring and perpetuating Mexican cultural traditions. The organization's presence enriches campus life at GWU while contributing to the vibrant multicultural fabric of Washington, DC.

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Consular Section of the Embassy of Mexico in the USA

Serving the diverse Mexican community across Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia, the Consular Section of the Embassy of Mexico in the United States represents the Government of Mexico's commitment to supporting its citizens abroad. This diplomatic office functions as a vital connection for Mexican nationals and their families, offering accessible consular services that address the practical needs of people maintaining ties to Mexico while building lives in the Mid-Atlantic region. The consular section understands the unique challenges faced by expatriate communities and works to bridge the gap between residents and their home country's governmental resources. By maintaining a presence in Washington, DC, the office ensures that Mexican citizens throughout the broader region have convenient access to essential services without unnecessary burden or distance. The team is dedicated to fostering strong relationships within the Mexican diaspora community while facilitating the administrative and legal requirements that help individuals maintain their connection to Mexico. As an extension of the Government of Mexico, this consular office represents a trusted resource for anyone seeking to navigate governmental processes, verify credentials, or access official services related to their Mexican citizenship or residency status.

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