Cinco de Mayo Run: Against All Odds Phoenix Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a festive 1 mile, 5K, 10K or half-marathon run. This low-key, community-focused run is capped at 15-20 participants per ...

The Cinco de Mayo party at The Playa II on May 5 from 2 to 10 p.m. will include adobo street tacos, $4 house margaritas and Jalisco Estrella beers, live music from local rock band Cannonball and more.

Cinco de Mayo Run: 'Against All Odds' in Phoenix The Cinco de Mayo marathon will feature a 5K, 10K, half marathon and a one-mile "family fun run." Runners will take off starting at 7:30 a.m. on ...

Cinco de Mayo Phoenix Festival. Back for its 30 th year, Arizona's largest Cinco de Mayo festival will return to downtown Phoenix on May 7. The Cinco de Mayo Phoenix Festival will have games, ...

Cinco de Mayo Run: Against All Odds Phoenix. Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a festive 1 mile, 5K, 10K or half-marathon run. This low-key, community-focused run is capped at 15-20 participants per ...

Phoenix Cinco De Mayo Festival. This festival will celebrate 32 years in the city of Phoenix. There will be live music from local and national bands. Plus, enjoy fun activities for the whole family.

Bars and Clubs Anoche Cantina 640 South Mill Avenue, #B110, Tempe Brazillian-born DJ/producer duo Cat Dealers will perform during Anoche’s Cinco de Mayo blowout on Friday, May 5. Tickets are $15 ...

Cinco de Mayo is almost here, and Arizonans are gearing up to celebrate with mariachi bands, lucha libre matches, Mexican food and family-friendly activities. But first, let’s get the facts ...

cinco de mayo phoenix celebration (may 7-8) Head to downtown Phoenix for the Cinco de Mayo weekend. There will be music and dance performances, games, authentic food, Lucha Libre wrestling and ...

PHOENIX — Do you still need Cinco de Mayo plans? We have you covered! Often confused with Mexico's Independence Day (that is September 16), Cinco de Mayo actually celebrates Mexico's defeat of ...

Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s unexpected victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862, but in the U.S. it’s mostly become an excellent excuse to down margaritas, devour tacos ...