The entrepreneurial spirit of the Twin Cities Latino community will be on full display during Latino Business Week, set to begin this Sunday. According to an announcement on the official Minneapolis website, the event is slated to kick off at Mercado Central on October 6th, starting at 2:00 PM and is scheduled to run until 6:00 PM. Festivities will include a special welcome at 3:00 PM featuring remarks from Mayor Jacob Frey, Council Member Jeremiah Ellison, and Council Member Jason Chavez.
This cultural celebration is not just a chance for community gathering but also an opportunity to support the Latino businesses that have shown resilience and growth, despite challenges. Those attending can look forward to, an array of delicious food from local restaurants, a chance to shop for unique accessories from various vendors, and an environment filled with music and fun for all ages. The event promises to be a vibrant showcase of the Latino community's contribution to the local economy.
The week-long observance aims to highlight the diversity and economic impact of Latino-owned businesses in the area. A full list of events can be found on the attached flyers, with a link to more information and the complete lineup available on the Facebook page for Minneapolis Ward 9. The page encourages community members to spread the word and bring friends and family to join in the festivities.
"Come celebrate with us! Enjoy delicious food from local restaurants, shop unique accessories from vendors, and support our resilient Latino businesses," reads the invitation on the Facebook post from Minneapolis Ward 9. The call to action is clear, bring your friends and family to make this a celebration to remember. With the city's leadership, including Mayor Jacob Frey and council members taking part, the week promises to be an affirmative nod to the vitality and significance of the Latino business community in Minneapolis.
