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Apopka to host 5th Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration

Dancers perform at a previous Hispanic Heritage Celebration in Apopka.
Dancers perform at a previous Hispanic Heritage Celebration in Apopka.

Courtesy of city of Apopka

Key Points

  • Apopka will host its 5th Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration on September 26 from 4 to 8 p.m. at Kit Land Nelson Park.
  • Spectrum News 13’s Ybeth Bruzual will emcee the event featuring Hispanic music, food, dancers, and community groups.
  • AdventHealth Apopka sponsors the celebration, emphasizing community support beyond health care, according to CEO Brad Hillmon.

The city of Apopka is set to host its 5th Annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration 4 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 26 at Kit Land Nelson Park. 

“[T]his month, we honor Hispanic Americans for their countless contributions to our Nation,” reads Apopka’s 2026 National Hispanic Heritage Month proclamation. “Through their dedication to family, community, and our country, they help to build a better future for all Americans.” 

Spectrum News 13’s Ybeth Bruzual will emcee the celebration, which will include Hispanic music, food, dancers and community groups. AdventHealth Apopka will serve as the event’s presenting sponsor. 

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“AdventHealth is blessed to be part of the Apopka community, and we believe our responsibility goes beyond caring for people when they are sick,” said AdventHealth Apopka CEO Brad Hillmon in a statement to The Apopka Chief. “It also means showing up, building relationships and supporting the people and traditions that make Apopka stronger. This celebration is a meaningful opportunity to honor the rich culture and contributions of our Hispanic neighbors, bring families together and strengthen the sense of connection that helps a community thrive. We are grateful to be part of that work and to help make Apopka an even healthier, more connected place to call home.” 

For more information, visit apopka.gov/961/Hispanic-Heritage-Celebration.

Author

  • Sarah Merly is an editorial assistant and reporter for The Apopka Chief. She joined the Chief in May 2025 after graduating from Patrick Henry College's journalism program in Washington, D.C., where she served as the layout editor for her school newspaper. In her spare time, Sarah loves serving her local church, visiting Disney, and throwing parties.

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