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Vineland Puerto Rican Festival turns 60
Source: Press of Atlantic City · Jul 21, 2026, 3:46 AM
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The 60th annual Puerto Rican Festival in Vineland is welcoming attendees this Sunday, hosted by Dennis Rivera and Damaris Serrano-Perez.
This milestone celebration marks six decades of cultural tradition in the community, bringing together residents to celebrate Puerto Rican heritage and culture.
Key points
- The festival celebrates its 60th anniversary
- Hosted by Dennis Rivera and Damaris Serrano-Perez
- Event takes place in Vineland on Sunday
- Celebrates Puerto Rican culture and heritage
- Community celebration with long-standing tradition
FAQ
- What is the 60th annual Puerto Rican Festival in Vineland?
- It is a milestone celebration of Puerto Rican culture and heritage that has been held annually for 60 years in Vineland, bringing together community members to enjoy cultural traditions and festivities.
- Who are the hosts of this year's festival?
- Dennis Rivera and Damaris Serrano-Perez are hosting the 60th annual Puerto Rican Festival in Vineland.
- When is the festival taking place?
- The festival is scheduled for Sunday, as noted in the announcement welcoming attendees to the event.
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