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Guelaguetza Fresno 2026

Sun, Sep 27

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1101 E University Ave

The Guelaguetza, which means “offering” or “sharing” in Zapotec, introduces traditional dances from the seven regions of Oaxaca, Mexico. CBDIO continues to promote the unity of the Indigenous communities and the retention of our culture and languages.

Guelaguetza Fresno 2026
Guelaguetza Fresno 2026

Time & Location

Sep 27, 2026, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

1101 E University Ave, 1101 E University Ave, Fresno, CA 93704, USA

About the Event

Centro Binacional para el Desarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño (CBDIO) is happy to invite you to the Guelaguetza Fresno 2026. This year the Guelalguetza will  be on September 27th at Fresno city college (1101 E University Ave, Fresno, CA 93741). Please save the date. We hope to see you there! CBDIO has successfully organized this Guelaguetza festivity for many years to showcase our colorful folkloric dances, traditional music, and Indigenous cuisine. The Guelaguetza, which means “offering” or “sharing” in Zapotec, introduces traditional dances from the seven regions of Oaxaca, Mexico. CBDIO continues to promote the unity of the Indigenous communities and the retention of our culture and languages. Join us as we continue celebrating our communities' resistance and build Indigenous power through art and music.
Centro Binacional para el Desarrollo Indígena Oaxaqueño (CBDIO) is happy to invite you to the Guelaguetza Fresno 2026. This year the Guelalguetza will  be on September 27th at Fresno city college (1101 E University Ave, Fresno, CA 93741). Please save the date. We hope to see you there! CBDIO has successfully organized this Guelaguetza festivity for many years to showcase our colorful folkloric dances, traditional music, and Indigenous cuisine. The Guelaguetza, which means “offering” or “sharing” in Zapotec, introduces traditional dances from the seven regions of Oaxaca, Mexico. CBDIO continues to promote the unity of the Indigenous communities and the retention of our culture and languages. Join us as we continue celebrating our communities' resistance and build Indigenous power through art and music.

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