WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 2018
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GROWING ... GROWING ...
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GONE
he Hermiston Cinco de Mayo celebration has grown in leaps and bounds in the
last few years, outgrowing McKenzie Park in 2012, moving out of downtown
in 2016 to the larger space at Butte Park, and moving this year to the Eastern
Oregon Trade and Event Center. Here’s a look at some of the past venues.
HH FILE PHOTOS
Cinco de Mayo queen Natali Armenta gives the
traditional salute during the singing of the Mexican
national anthem during the 2017 Hermiston Cinco de
Mayo event of Butte Park. “The Star-Spangled Banner”
was played first.
Juan Antonio Martinez plays on bended knee while serenading the crowd with the Hood River mariachi band Los
Temerosos in 2014 at the Cinco de Mayo Celebration in Hermiston.
Martin Bazan of Hermiston goes through the paces during the dancing horse competition in 2017 at the Hermiston
Cinco de Mayo celebration at Butte Park.
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Daniel Tejeda of Hermiston dances on his Percheron
horse, King, during the 2013 Cinco de Mayo parade in
Hermiston.
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