Sunday, September 13, 2026 | 12pm - 5pm
on North Fifth Street between Huntingdon and Somerset | RAIN OR SHINE!
Headlined by Chuwi
Chuwi is redefining the island’s sound with a bold fusion of plena, indie, and Caribbean rhythms. With over 10 million monthly listeners and their hit collaboration with Bad Bunny on “WELTiTA,” they’re bringing their unforgettable energy to North Philly for one incredible afternoon!
Featuring a lineup of talented artists across various latin genres, including:
Tino Serrano y Orquesta Salsa Dura accompanied by Angel Rios, Segunda Quimbamba, Son Colombia Las Américas, Los Pueblitos, Kulu Mele African Dance & Drum Ensemble, Bachata Tropical, & more!
This year's Programming
MAIN STAGE
11:50am – Los Pueblitos
Los Pueblitos are a youth dance team based in North Philly, rooted in culture, powered by rhythm, and driven by heart. They celebrate Latino heritage through movement, creativity, and comunidad — offering kids of all ages a safe space to express themselves, grow, and shine on and off the stage.
12:00pm – Foto Rodríguez Y su Orquesta la Única
For over 35 years, Foto Rodriguez has been a driving force in Philadelphia’s Latin music scene, bringing the passion, rhythm, and soul of his Puerto Rican heritage to audiences everywhere. A master percussionist, bandleader, arranger, and composer, Foto and Orquesta La Única deliver an unforgettable mix of Salsa, Mambo, Cha-Cha, Merengue, and Bolero—featuring original music and dynamic arrangements designed to get everyone dancing.
1:00pm – Dedication of Wilfredo Gonzalez Way
1:45pm – Unsung Hero Award Announcement
1:50pm – Son Colombia Las Américas with Maribel Egea with Curulao, Cumbia and Salsa Caleña
Son Colombia Las Américas is a company and artistic group founded by Maribel Egea García, with a mission to promote Colombian folklore, cumbia, and traditional dances, creating a cultural bridge between the countries of the Americas.
2:15pm – Segunda Quimbaba
Segunda Quimbamba is a Jersey City-based percussion and dance ensemble that performs authentic Bomba and Plena The original ensemble was founded by director Juan Cartagena and his wife Nanette Hernández as Los Pleneros de la Segunda (The Pleneros from Second Street) in 1989 during the Christmas season to preserve the Puerto Rican tradition of caroling called parrandas.
3:00pm – Bachata Tropical
3:50pm – Angel Rios with Tino Serrano & Orquesta Salsa Dura
Tino Serrano and his orchestra perform energetic, traditional salsa music in the Philadelphia area. They frequently play at local events, public plazas such as LOVE Park, and Latin community festivals. Angel Rios is a songwriter and singer who collaborates with major salsa artists and shares his own salsa music such as his most recent single “Necesito Encontrarte”.
5:00pm – Chuwi
Chuwi is a genre-blending Puerto Rican band redefining the sound of the island with a bold mix of plena, indie, and Caribbean rhythms. Hailing from Isabela, this dynamic quartet—featuring siblings Lorén Aldarondo, Wester, and Willy and family friend Adrian Lopez—has quickly built a loyal fanbase through their infectious energy, heartfelt lyrics, and magnetic live performances. With over 10 million monthly listeners and a headline- making collaboration with Bad Bunny on the track “WELTiTA,” Chuwi is not just riding the wave—they’re making it.
COMMUNITY STAGE
12:05pm – Johnny and Aida Cruz of Raíces Boricuas with the Evolution of Salsa Rhythms
12:45pm – Salsa Singer with Pistas
1:10pm – Kulu Mele African Dance workshop
2:15pm – El Trovador Nieves López with Raíces Boricuas
3:20pm Salsa Caleña Workshop with Son Colombia Las Américas
3:55pm – Segunda Quimbamba
OTHER ACTIVITIES
1:00pm – 3:00pm – Book-Signings with Anjanette Delgado write of “Las bichotas” and Anyuli González Oliver write of “El paraíso vendido” at the Julia de Burgos Bookstore inside Taller Puertorriqueño
ALL-DAY – Face-Painting | Giant Jenga | Connect 4 | Sidewalk Chalk in the Kids Activities Zone
Registration is Closed!
Register to be part of this year’s Feria
Join us at our annual Feria del Barrio the largest latino arts and culture festival in Philadelphia presented by a coalition of organizations dedicated to promoting art, culture, education, economic development, health, and community.
We are excited to invite artist and vendors to participate in the annual Feria del Barrio! We are seeking artists ($45), nonprofits ($100), commercial businesses ($150) and food vendors to showcase their work and resources to our community. The planning committee will carefully review all submissions to ensure a diverse and high-quality representation of local talent and businesses.
Step 1: Complete the appropriate registration form
Artists / Independent Vendor | $45
Individuals who participate by selling their artwork, crafts, or promoting their services as an artist and/or independent/small business.
An organization with 501c3 status who participates by promoting their services and resources to the community.
A commercial vendor is a business who participates by selling their products or promoting their services. This can be brick and mortar businesses, organizations, etc. We prioritize local businesses in the Fairhill, Harrowgate, and the Kensington area.
Food vendors can include foods stands, trucks, etc, and must have all proper permitting to serve food in Philadelphia.
Become a sponsor
As a sponsor, your organization or business can capitalize on and be part of the strength and pride that Latine arts and culture bring. With your aid, we will sustain and increase the growth of the North Philadelphia community. We offer a number of sponsor levels so your organization can support however possible. Sponsor levels and benefits are listed in the sponsorship package below.
Signup to Volunteer
Feria is possible with the help of our wonderful volunteers that make it happen. We will be needing volunteers for assistance with set-up and breakdown of the event and various tasks throughout the day.
Complete the volunteer signup form and we will get in touch with you for more information.
Presented by the Feria Committee
with additional support from
Sponsored by
Location
North Fifth Street between Huntingdon and Somerset Street