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Cinco de Mayo Music Celebration

Cinco de Mayo Music Celebration

When: Sun., May 3, 12-5:30 p.m. 2020

Traders Village along with La Ley 95.7 and Norteno 104.1/720 will be celebrating Mexico’s 1862 victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla AKA Cinco de Mayo. There will be live music under the Brown Expo and inside Traders Hall with a full afternoon of entertainment and live bands on both days.

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Venue Details

Traders Village

SW Loop 410 & Old Pearsall Road, San Antonio San Antonio

(210) 6238383 (FAX); (210)

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