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Día de Los Muertos Chamba-a-Ladito Festival
November 2, 2024 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm MST
The Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (AZHCC) and Desert Valley Media in partnership with Amazon celebrates the cultural holiday “Día de los Muertos” at the Día de Los Muertos “Chamba-a-Ladito Festival” at Rancho Corona on Saturday, November 2, 2024.
In celebration of the cultural holiday “Día de Los Muertos”, the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (AZHCC) and Desert Valley Media in partnership with Amazon, will host a one-day event to honor the traditions and legacies of our loved ones who have passed before us.
This festival aims to serve as a resource fair for Chamba-a-Ladito’s (side hustles) while also educating, inspiring, and fostering cultural exchanges across multi-generational families and businesses in our communities.
The event will feature various member booths, live music, food, raffle prizes, lowriders, an ofrenda in memory of our loved ones and entertainment for the entire family.
This is a free event and open to the public.
About AZHCC
Founded in 1948, the Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is the premier advocate for more than 125,000 Hispanic-owned small businesses and more than 2 million Hispanic consumers statewide.
Led by President and CEO Monica Villalobos, the non-profit organization provides products and services in the area of market intelligence, capacity building, advocacy and education for the benefit and success of its members, corporate partners and to actively promote the economic growth and vitality of Arizona. The Arizona Hispanic Chamber’s annual signature events include the Black & White Ball and Business Awards; the release of DATOS: State of the Hispanic Market; the Arizona Minority Business Enterprise Summit; and the Bud Shootout Golf Tournament—along with more than 60 other workshops, seminars, public forums and business networking activities.
The Chamber also operates Arizona’s three federally funded programs including the Arizona Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business Center; the NABEDC Center focused on the American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian (AIANNH) grant; and the Capital Readiness Program (CRP) to provide technical assistance for small businesses.
The Arizona Hispanic Chamber is dedicated to promoting the health and prosperity of the state and national economy by serving as a vital link to the growing power and influence of Hispanic business owners and consumers as part of our increasingly diverse global marketplace.