Downtown Disney Celebrates Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month with Mural, Decorations, and Entertainment

Downtown Disney District at Disneyland Resort has been decorated for Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 through October 15.

Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month at Downtown Disney

A mural depicting Day of the Dead celebrations with images of altars, marigolds, and traditional scenes. Banners with text read: "Our Stories," "Celebrate the Love and Traditions of Familia," and "Bienvenidos.

A mural celebrating the occasion is on the wall next to the district’s new security plaza. The mural reads, “Welcome Familia, Bienvenidos,” and, “Our stories celebrate the love and traditions of family who inspired us.” The artwork features “Coco”-inspired imagery, people honoring their loved ones at an ofrenda, and a Mariachi band with dancers.

A mural with floral borders depicts family traditions, celebrations, and music. It includes text in English and Spanish: "Welcome Familia," "Celebrating the Joy and Traditions of Family Who Inspired Us," and "Bienvenidos.

Vibrant flowers are painted in a border around the images, nearly blending in with the real plants on the ground below.

A modern outdoor stage decorated with colorful floral arrangements and rainbow-themed banners. Brightly colored flowers are arranged along the front of the stage under an overcast sky.

Disney has decorated the nearby stage for the celebrations. There are round colorful banners along the front of the stage. Beds of marigolds are on the edge of the platform and in pots. Large floral elements and banners are on the sides of the stage.

Sign reading "Celebrating Hispanic and Latin American Cultures" accompanied by colorful decorative flowers in an outdoor setting.

The banners read “Celebrating Hispanic and Latin American Cultures,” with several hands reaching out towards each other.

A display panel featuring colorful illustrations of hands with the text, "Celebrating Hispanic and Latin American Cultures.

The same imagery is used on another sign in front of construction walls.

A sign at Downtown Disney District details a schedule of events for Hispanic Latin American Heritage Month, featuring DJ performances, mariachi music, dance performances, and cultural crafts.

DJ Mike Sincere, DJ Jezzy B, and Mariachi Amor are performing on the stage for Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month. Performance times are listed on a sign.

A signboard at Downtown Disney displays the menu and highlights for "The Hispanic and Latin American Stories" event, running from September 15 to October 15, 2023, featuring a variety of dishes.

Another sign highlights HLHM food and beverage options, including the recently opened Céntrico, Paseo, and Tiendita.

A garden display with colorful flowers and a statue of a green figure in a dress made of flowers. A tree, construction, and decorated fences are in the background.

A topiary of Isabela from “Encanto” graces a flower bed. Guests can meet Isabela and her sister Luisa in Disneyland Park for the first time this month, alongside Mirabel.

A vibrant flower mandala is displayed at the base of a large tree, which is adorned with orange and yellow garlands. A construction site is seen in the background.

There are also decorative floral medallions and garlands throughout Downtown Disney District.

Check out the full list of special Hispanic and Latin American Heritage Month food and beverage offerings at Disneyland Resort.

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