Tulsans kicked off a month of events honoring Hispanic heritage in the eastside Saturday, gathering outside Hannah Hall for food, music and more.
La Fiesta de Tulsa, held annually by the Tulsa Global District in the 21st and Garnett area, featured a parade, vendors, live entertainment and the El Grito de Independencia presented by the Consulate of Mexico in Oklahoma City.
Hispanic Heritage Month continues through Oct. 15. Find details on where to celebrate in the Tulsa metro, including Festival Americas set for Sept. 26, in our guide.
Students from the East Central High School band march during the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa parade. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
Tulsans carry the Honduran, Mexican and American flags during the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa parade. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
A Tulsa County Sheriff’s deputy hands out candy during the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa parade. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
Families celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in east Tulsa at the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa festival. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
Mother and daughter Gigi Rodlan and Abriana Ramirez participate in the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa festival. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
Handmade goods are sold during the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa festival. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
Community members gather to purchase food and household goods from a vendor during the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa festival. Credit: Bianca Worley for Tulsa Flyer 
A small group gathers to watch a balloon animal artist during the Sept. 19, 2026, La Fiesta de Tulsa festival. Credit: Bianca Worley at Tulsa Flyer
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