UW-Green Bay Celebrates Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month with Lotería Night, Noche Latina, and Lambeau Field Event

Green Bay, WI – The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (UWGB) campus and community will continue to celebrate Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month this weekend with a variety of events.

On Friday, September 30, the UWGB Spanish & Latin American Studies program will host a Lotería Night at the Phoenix Club from 6:00-8:00 PM. Lotería is a traditional Mexican bingo game that uses images instead of numbers. The event is free and open to the public.

On Saturday, October 1, the Noche Latina event will be held at the UWGB Phoenix Club from 5:00-9:00 PM. Noche Latina is a celebration of Hispanic/Latinx culture and heritage. The event will feature food, music, dancing, and cultural performances. Tickets are $10 for students and $15 for general admission.

Also on Saturday, October 1, the Green Bay Packers will be hosting the Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration at Lambeau Field. The event will feature food, music, and cultural activities. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children.

These events are just a few of the many ways that the UWGB campus and community are celebrating Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month. For more information on events, please visit the UWGB Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month website.

Why is Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month important?

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans to the United States. Hispanic and Latino Americans make up a growing and important part of the American population, and their contributions to the country are vast and varied.

Hispanic and Latino Americans have served in the military, started businesses, created art and music, and made significant contributions to science, technology, and engineering. Hispanic and Latino Americans are also an important part of the American workforce, and they play a vital role in the economy.

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month is also a time to recognize the challenges that Hispanic and Latino Americans face. Hispanic and Latino Americans are more likely to live in poverty, and they are less likely to have access to quality education and healthcare. Hispanic and Latino Americans are also more likely to be victims of discrimination.

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month is an opportunity to learn more about Hispanic and Latino culture and heritage, to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans, and to address the challenges that Hispanic and Latino Americans face.

How to celebrate Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month

There are many ways to celebrate Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month. Here are a few ideas:

• Learn about Hispanic and Latino culture and heritage. There are many resources available online and in libraries. You can also attend events that celebrate Hispanic and Latino culture, such as the events listed above.
• Support Hispanic and Latino businesses. Eat at Hispanic and Latino restaurants, shop at Hispanic and Latino-owned businesses, and attend Hispanic and Latino cultural events.
• Donate to organizations that support Hispanic and Latino communities. There are many organizations that work to improve the lives of Hispanic and Latino Americans. You can donate to these organizations online or by mail.
• Advocate for Hispanic and Latino rights. Speak out against discrimination and advocate for policies that support Hispanic and Latino Americans.

Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans and to learn more about their culture and heritage. It is also a time to address the challenges that Hispanic and Latino Americans face and to advocate for their rights.
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