The Cuban and Hispanic American Parade of New York (Desfile Cubano y Hispanoamericano) celebrates Cuban and Hispanic American culture and contributions to the culture and prosperity of the United States.
Cuban and Hispanic American Parade of New York 2025
The Cuban and Hispanic American Parade of New York 2025 (Desfile Cubano y Hispanoamericano) celebrates Cuban and Hispanic culture and contributions to the United States, in a lively parade down Madison Avenue from 38th St in Murray Hill, to 27th St in NoMad, Manhattan; on Sunday, July 13, 2025 at 10am – 6pm. FREE. 🇨🇺
Desfile Cubano y Hispanoamericano
The Cuban and Hispanic American Parade of New York has alternate names:
- Desfile Cubano y Hispanoamericano
- Carnaval Cubano Nacional
Many Americans first learn about Caribbean culture through Cuban traditions.
Cuban culture is an important part of American culture. We have a long shared history with the biggest Caribbean island, just 90 miles from Florida. Before the Cuban Revolution of 1959, Cuba was the richest and most advanced Latin country in the Americas. Island Cubans used to be highly educated and back in the day, some technological advances happened first in Cuba. Cubans make great Americans who contribute a lot to the culture and prosperity of the United States. Many have built successful American businesses.
Information
2025 Parade information is on the NYPD Hispanic Society Instagram.