This October, Florida will host its 27th Annual Puerto Rican Day Parade and Festival in Palm Bay, featuring live music from Tito Puente Jr. and other entertainers, alongside a variety of food and cultural exhibits, all free to the public. In Boston, the Dominican Parade and Festival will take place in Franklin Park, celebrating Dominican heritage with music, dancing, and food, starting with a parade through Jamaica Plain. Milwaukee will also celebrate with its 11th Annual Puerto Rican Festival, offering cultural exhibits and family fun. Meanwhile, Lorain, Ohio, successfully revived its Puerto Rican Day festivities after a seven-year hiatus, showcasing local culture and community resilience despite recent storm damage. The events across these cities highlight the rich Hispanic heritage celebrated through parades and festivals nationwide, emphasizing themes of empowerment and community unity.