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This community event is focused on sharing our rich culture, uniting residents, organizations, and businesses. Building community spirit and enhancing community pride and spirit. The event will feature Mariachis groups and dancers from the Vista Unified School District, information booths by community organizations, a Pinata Corner, Margarita and Beer Garden. And even will crown a Little Miss & Mr. Cinco de Mayo, to enter bring the kids dressed and winner will be selected by a $1 per vote and money will be donated to a children’s organization. We want to thank the City of Vista as co-sponsor of event, Vista Education Foundation, Kiwanis Club of Sunrise Vista, Vista Chamber of Commerce, Vista Unified School District, Tideline Partners, Pepper Tree Frosty, Epi & Virginia Tapia, Balloons & More, Children’s Paradise, Garza Paving, Prohibition Brewing Company, Primo’s Food Mart, Calfino Tequila, Foundation Mixtecos Unidos, Panderia Don Felipe’s, and more. Visit: https://www.thevistapress.com/cinco-de-mayo-celebrate-vista/

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