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Multi-cultural festival coming to Nash Farm in Henry County

The 100 Percent Mexicano Rodeo festival will feature food trucks, authentic Mexican cuisine, vendors and a rodeo, complete with bull riding, roping and racing.
The 100 Percent Mexicano Rodeo festival will feature food trucks, authentic Mexican cuisine, vendors and a rodeo, complete with bull riding, roping and racing.
By Leon Stafford
Oct 22, 2019

A multi-cultural festival is coming to Nash Farm Park this weekend.

The 100 Percent Mexicano Rodeo will take place at the Henry County destination from 1 p.m.-11 p.m. Sunday. A separate farmers market is planned for 3 p.m.-6 p.m. that day.

The festival will feature food trucks, authentic Mexican cuisine, vendors and a rodeo, complete with bull riding, roping and racing.

Entertainment at the event will include bands La Energia Nortena, La Fiera De Ojinaga, Los Compos SN and Sexto Grado.
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Various bands also are scheduled, including La Energia Nortena, La Fiera De Ojinaga, Los Compos SN and Sexto Grado.

Tickets are $25 and parking is $5 and can be purchased at www.lulutickets.com or www.ticketon.com. For information, call 770-491-8005.

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Leon Stafford covers south metro government

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