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Engaging communities through diverse artistic initiatives and workshops.

Edmonton Carnaval

A vibrant celebration of Latin culture in the heart of Alberta.

Edmonton Carnaval is a cultural festival that showcases the very best of Latin talent in Canada. Over the course of three exciting days, we bring together music, dance, art, food, and community spirit to proudly honor our roots. This family-friendly event offers a unique experience for all ages, highlighting the diversity, creativity, and energy of our communities.

From June 27 to 29, enjoy live performances, cultural activities, artistic showcases, traditional cuisine, and a special gala night recognizing Latinos who are making history in Canada.

Come and experience the flavor, rhythm, and spirit of Edmonton Carnaval!

An evening to celebrate the excellence, impact, and resilience of the Latin community in Canada.

The Latin Canada Award Gala is a prestigious event held during Edmonton Carnaval to honor and recognize outstanding Latin individuals and organizations across Canada. This elegant evening brings together community leaders, artists, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are making a difference and elevating Latin culture in all areas of Canadian society.

Through awards, performances, and special recognitions, the Gala celebrates the talent, contributions, and achievements of Latin Canadians in fields such as arts, business, community service, education, innovation, and cultural promotion.

More than just an award ceremony, the Gala is a powerful reminder of the strength and unity of our community — a night to connect, inspire, and uplift.

Latin Canada Award Gala

Empower Through Art

Explore our diverse programs that foster community engagement and artistic expression for all.

A vibrant mural painted on a red background, featuring multiple figures in various colors. The figures include a person with a covered face wearing a yellow and orange outfit, a person in green with glasses, and several others in blue, pink, and mixed tones. The artwork is accented with decorative white designs on the sides.
A vibrant mural painted on a red background, featuring multiple figures in various colors. The figures include a person with a covered face wearing a yellow and orange outfit, a person in green with glasses, and several others in blue, pink, and mixed tones. The artwork is accented with decorative white designs on the sides.

Kanata (BATUCADA)

Kanata is a batucada that embodies the rich Afro-descendant tradition through its drumming. Our program is designed for individuals with no prior musical training. It serves as a powerful tool to combat racism and social isolation, fostering inclusion and building bridges between diverse ethnicities, religions, and cultures. This program actively creates a strong social fabric.

October Hispanic Heritage Month

The Multicultural Media and Art Foundation (MMAF) celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month in October by showcasing Hispanic artists, offering educational programs, hosting community events, and creating digital content. Their goal is to honor the rich heritage, diverse cultures, and significant contributions of Hispanic communities, fostering inclusivity and understanding.

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A collage of various posters and flyers, some featuring portraits of people in different poses and expressions, likely from movies or promotional events. The text on the materials appears to be in Japanese, with colorful and diverse visuals.
A collage of various posters and flyers, some featuring portraits of people in different poses and expressions, likely from movies or promotional events. The text on the materials appears to be in Japanese, with colorful and diverse visuals.
A series of colored sculpted masks are mounted on a white wall. Each mask has distinct facial features and varies in color, including green, brown, yellow, and red. To the right of the masks, a paper is pinned to the wall with the phrase 'People of different colour' written on it. The overall arrangement and theme suggest a commentary on diversity.
A series of colored sculpted masks are mounted on a white wall. Each mask has distinct facial features and varies in color, including green, brown, yellow, and red. To the right of the masks, a paper is pinned to the wall with the phrase 'People of different colour' written on it. The overall arrangement and theme suggest a commentary on diversity.

Noche de Velitas: A Luminous Latin American Tradition

Noche de Velitas (Night of the Little Candles) is a vibrant Latin American tradition, weaving together colonial, Indigenous, and Afro-descendant customs. Its magic and symbolism have graced films like Disney's Coco and even James Bond's Spectre. This enchanting night kicks off the December holiday season with traditions spanning over 500 years.

December 6 2025 , 2 pm to 6 pm CIty Hall

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A series of colored sculpted masks are mounted on a white wall. Each mask has distinct facial features and varies in color, including green, brown, yellow, and red. To the right of the masks, a paper is pinned to the wall with the phrase 'People of different colour' written on it. The overall arrangement and theme suggest a commentary on diversity.
A series of colored sculpted masks are mounted on a white wall. Each mask has distinct facial features and varies in color, including green, brown, yellow, and red. To the right of the masks, a paper is pinned to the wall with the phrase 'People of different colour' written on it. The overall arrangement and theme suggest a commentary on diversity.

Art Wordshop

Experience a vibrant cultural event celebrating diversity through performances, art displays, and community engagement. This event aims to foster understanding and appreciation of multiculturalism. Bring your friends and family to enjoy a day filled with creativity and connection.

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