Laredo to Host 3rd Annual Dia del Niño Celebration

by Marcus Liu - Business Editor
0 comments

Laredo to Host Third Annual Día del Niño Celebration

The City of Laredo, in partnership with District II Councilmember Ricardo Rangel, will host the third annual Día del Niño Celebration on Friday, May 1, 2026, at Laredo College South Campus. The event, running from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM, aims to celebrate children and provide a family-friendly atmosphere with various activities, and resources.

Event Details and Activities

Located at 5550 Zapata Highway near the soccer fields, the celebration will feature inflatable slides, train rides, and a variety of food vendors. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere with opportunities for entertainment and community engagement.

Community Partnerships and Resources

The City of Laredo is collaborating with several departments and organizations to enhance the event. Participating entities include the Parks and Recreation Department, the Laredo Fire Department, South Texas 9-1-1, Laredo Public Libraries, the Laredo Police Department, and Laredo Public Health. Representatives from these organizations will be present to interact with the community and provide valuable information and resources.

Community Partnerships and Resources
Free Parks and Recreation Department Laredo Fire

Free Hot Dogs and Celebration of Childhood

Free hot dogs will be available while supplies last. The City of Laredo emphasizes the importance of Día del Niño, recognizing it as a cherished tradition that highlights the value of childhood and encourages community support for the well-being and development of youth. The event aims to create a safe and welcoming space for families to gather and create lasting memories.

Día del Niño History

The holiday originated in 1924 when Mexico’s president, Álvaro Obregón, designated April 30 as a day to honor children, ensuring their happiness and well-being. The tradition continues today with celebrations involving gifts, candy, and favorite childhood activities.

ABC13 celebrates the 3rd annual Houston Día de los Muertos festival and parade

Related Posts

Leave a Comment