Rochester,
N.Y. – The fourth annual Spanish Festival was held on Sunday at the
Rochester public market.
“The whole idea behind the festival is that we want to teach the community in large that Hispanics are all the same, but yet, the history and the culture are totally different one from the other,” said Juan Contreras owner of Juan and Maria’s Empanada Stop.
Visitors to the festival were able to learn about Spanish culture, eat Spanish food and listen to live traditional music and dance.
