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    Mexican Independence Day

Mexican Independence Day is celebrated each year on September 16, commemorating Mexico’s declaration of independence from Spain in 1810.

In Spanish, it’s called El Grito de Delores or El Grito.

With such a diverse population of locals and visitors that come to Las Vegas, the city loves getting into the spirit. And where’s the best place to go? The Venetian Resort, of course. Check out the amazing line-up of festivities below. What are you waiting for? Join us in celebrating this historic holiday with all the excitement that can be found on the Las Vegas Strip.

Emmanuel

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Emmanuel is known for his soulful ballads. He’s left a deep mark on the history of Spanish-language music over the last five decades. We’re thrilled he’s bringing his U.S. tour to The Venetian Theatre on September 15 and 16. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased by calling 702.414.9000 or 866.641.7469 or at any box office at The Venetian Resort.

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Ralph Barbosa

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Get ready for an evening filled with laughter. Comedian Ralph Barbosa is set to perform at The Summit Showroom for one night only on September 15. Known for his laid-back style, Barbosa’s show promises to have you in stitches. Tickets are on sale now and can be purchased by calling 702.414.9000 or 866.641.7469 or at any box office at The Venetian Resort.

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CHICA Nights & Special Cocktails

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The vibrant spirit of Mexico’s Independence Day is in full swing at CHICA. Just for the holiday they created a special cocktail lineup—with tequila and mezcal, of course. For a fruity and refreshing drink, look no further than the Guavacito. The Corazon Blanco is complemented with lime juice, agave, guava, and mint bouquet garnish. Are you a fan of smokey cocktails? The Flor de Vida is right up your alley. Del Maguey Vida is combined with St-Germain, and Dolin Blanc Vermouth with a lemon twist offers a smokey and delicate concoction. But, wait—the festivities have only just begun. They’re taking things up a notch over the weekend and going all out for the holiday at CHICA Nights. Grab a cocktail and let’s raise a glass to freedom and the best Mexican-inspired mixology at CHICA.

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El Grito at Grand Canal Shoppes

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In the heart of St. Mark’s Square, you can catch live mariachi. Talented singers, musicians, and dancers will perform to celebrate the holiday. Guests can enjoy a variety of festivities throughout the Grand Canal Shoppes. From an El Grito civil ceremony to enchanting exhibits and more, there is fun to be had during the whole weekend.

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Celebrate in Prestige Club Lounges

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The best way to spend Mexican Independence Day is by treating yourself to an upgrade. Private check-in, lounge access in both towers, and daily continental breakfast are just a few of the perks. Plus, for the weekend, you can enjoy specialty desserts and cocktails.

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Game On

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Hit the action-packed casino floor and see if Lady Luck smiles in your favor. Celebrate the holiday by bringing home a big win.

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