The Hola Festival Knoxville is organized by Hola Hora Latina during Hispanic heritage month.
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​Join us in celebrating Hispanic and Latinx American cultures at the HoLa Festival!

Sep 21st – 11 AM to 10 PM - with Fireworks at 9 PM

Location: World's Fair Park - Performance Lawn

Admission: $3 donation

Kids enter for free.
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Join us in celebrating Hispanic and Latinx American cultures at the HoLa Festival!

Sep 21st – 11 AM to 10 PM - with Fireworks at 9 PM

Location: World's Fair Park - Performance Lawn

Admission: $3 donation

Kids enter for free.

Enjoy a variety of Latin American cuisine, artisan crafts, music, dancing, beer, entertainment and educational activities for children, activities provided by local businesses and non-profit organizations. All followed by the

ALL FOOD SALES WILL BE COMPLETED THROUGH TICKETS ACQUIRED FROM HOLA.

FOOD AND BEER TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT 2 BIG BOOTHS AT THE FESTIVAL. FOOD VENDORS CANNOT ACCEPT PAYMENTS IN CASH.

For more information go to our webiste:

​https://holahoralatina.org/

- SalsaKnox Dance Company will be performing on Sunday at 12:40

The Hola Festival is not just for adults - there will be plenty of children's activities too! In addition to face painting and crafts, there will also be inflatables, clowns, and a petting zoo.

Children can participate in activities to learn about the cultures and traditions of Hispanic and Latin American countries by visiting different booths and collecting stamps in their 'HoLa passport'. The festival also provides access to community resources for attendees.
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​The whole family will enjoy the Hola Festival!

The Parade of Nations is a celebration of the diversity and culture of East Tennessee. Participants march in costumes and traditional dress from around the world, representing their home countries.

​The parade is the highlight of the Hola Festival, a multicultural festival that celebrates Hispanic heritage and culture. The festival features music, dance, food, and crafts from Latin America and Spain. It’s a fun event for the whole family and a great way to learn more about another culture. The parade showcases the rich traditions of various Latin American countries.

Hola hora Latina will have home-cooked food and drink vendors will be on-site all weekend selling traditional Latin American dishes as well as drinks like aguas frescas and tropical cocktails. So come hungry and thirsty!

Hola hora Latina has artisan craft vendors showing a rich and diverse culture at the Hola Festival in Knoxville, TN including a variety of local artisans who sell their handmade goods. You’ll find everything from jewelry to paintings to soaps and lotions.

​It’s a great opportunity to support local artists and pick up some unique, one-of-a-kind gifts for your friends and family. So be sure to stop by the artisan section and take a look!

FREE 11th Street Garage – next to the Festival (enter through the non-UTPD entrance) 1 min walk.

FREE World’s Fair Park North Lot – 5 min walk.

FREE Fort Kid Lot- 6 min walk.

FREE Locust Street Garage – 8 min walk.

FREE Blackstock lot (connect to Grand Avenue/WFP North Lot by passing underneath the train tracks on the south side of the lot)- 10 min walk.

Free on Sundays and metered Fort Sanders Street Parking – Be aware that parking in private lots in the Fort Sanders neighborhood will subject you to towing and fees, paid lots are available near the Fort Sanders Hospital Complex – a 5-15 min walk.

FREE Market Square Garage – 13 min walk.

FREE State Street Garage – 13 min walk.

FREE Main Street Garage -11 min walk.

FREE City and County Building Garage – 15 min walk.

FREE Jackson Avenue Parking Lot 17 min walk.

Don’t miss the Hola Festival in Knoxville, Tennessee on September 21st 2024! This annual event is a celebration of Latin American culture with music, dance, food, and more.

​Come out for a weekend of fun for the whole family. We’ll see you there!