Lona presents a dinner with Chef Richard Sandoval exploring Mexican Día de los Muertos traditions through its culinary program.

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Latino: The organizer describes a Mexican heritage and Día de los Muertos traditions program. The broad Latino association is an editorial interpretation of that program, not a claim about attendees.

Miss Latina Tampa presents a Hispanic heritage fashion program featuring cultural traditions and trajes típicos at Casa Santo Stefano.

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Latino: The actual ticket-page program explicitly centers Hispanic heritage, fashion traditions and trajes típicos. The Latino association is an editorial interpretation of that cultural program, not an assertion of platform-copy authorship or attendees' identities.

King of Peace MCC marks Hispanic Heritage Month with a Latin food dinner.

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The Ybor City festival celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Latin American food, art, music and dance, a chef contest and community leadership awards.

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Indian dance, food, arts and shopping at the Florida State Fairgrounds.

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Indian: The Florida State Fairgrounds venue listing explicitly describes Indian cultural performances, cuisine, fashion, art and crafts. This association follows the venue description rather than a directly checked organizer statement.

Stormy Bay Entertainment and Simone Salsa present Orquesta Infinidad and DJs for a salsa, bachata and merengue dance evening at OCC Road House. All ages; a ticket or table is required. Individual admission includes seating without a guaranteed seat location. Table prices cover the stated party size. Fees and taxes are unconfirmed.

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Latino: The venue describes a Latin dance program of salsa, bachata and merengue. The Latino association interprets that musical program; Halloween branding alone and presumed attendee ethnicity do not supply it.

A hands-on workshop explores pan de muerto and Día de los Muertos bread traditions. Admission is advertised at $135 plus a $3.38 ticket service fee; any additional tax needs confirmation.

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Latino: The exact organizer occurrence explicitly presents a Día de los Muertos pan de muerto workshop. Latino is an editorial interpretation of this cultural educational program; no attendee identity inferred. Checked 2026-10-22T12:58:06.623Z.

Alejandro Arenas presents original compositions and arrangements reflecting his life in Colombia and his immigrant experience in the United States.

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Latino: Presenter explicitly ties this concert's compositions and arrangements to Arenas's two decades in Colombia and subsequent immigrant experience. The Latino association interprets the stated program narrative, rather than musician ancestry or generic multicultural branding. Human classification review remains required. Evidence: exact NTPAC occurrence checked 2026-10-19T13:06:09.901Z.

Friday hours of the church's Greek festival, with food, music, dance and church tours.

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Mohamed El Mougy and Maple Arts Group perform a tribute to Abdel Halim Hafez's Arabic music repertoire.

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Saturday hours of the church's Greek festival, with food, music, dance and church tours.

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Opera for Earth and Clearwater Historical Society host heritage music, dance, food and vendors, with announced Lebanese, Mexican, Cuban and Puerto Rican music among the programs. All ages. Admission is advertised free, registration is required through the linked ticket page, and parking is advertised free.

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Arab: The organizer explicitly lists Lebanese music in this festival's program. The broad Arab association interprets that named cultural program; it does not arise from international branding, a taxonomy parent or presumed audience identity.

Latino: The organizer explicitly lists Mexican, Cuban and Puerto Rican music in the lineup. The broad Latino association interprets those named programs, not generic world-music branding or attendee identity.

Stormy Bay Entertainment presents a Latin music festival with Christian Alicea, Lalo Peña y su Orquesta and Ámbito at OCC Road House. All ages; admission and table reservations are separate listed options, with fees and current availability unconfirmed.

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Laila Lee performs a one-woman storytelling show about a Palestinian immigrant family, immigration, identity and growing up in the American South.

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Arab: The presenter explicitly describes a Palestinian immigrant and family narrative. The Arab association is an editorial interpretation of that Palestinian diaspora program; Muslim identity alone and presumed attendee identity do not supply it.