The Festival Peachtree Latino is the largest Multicultural cultural event in the state of Georgia since 2000 and reaches over 100,000 people. Featuring hundreds of exhibitors, family activities, arts and crafts, international foods and a high pro-file outdoor music exposition and concert with both renowned international recording artists and local performers. Recognized as the largest, most important and popular multicultural event held in Atlanta, Festival Peachtree Latino is proud to announce its nineteenth anniversary edition. We bring together a legacy of traditions, music, gastronomical selections, artisan cultures, and crafts represented by each region of the world. Since its beginning, the Festival Peachtree Latino has always been about benefiting the community and beyond. Benefits and Visibility: FREE ADMISSION Increase your market share in the 4th fastest growing market in the United States. Strengthen consumer base now and for the future! Face to face contact with the public which allows you to establish your company in the Hispanic community and increase brand recognition. Consumers will be able to sample, interact and learn more about your products or services. Opportunity for your company to be creative as you can create contests and giveaways for those in attendance! Let us know about your ideas and how we can help you develop them! Great opportunity to recruit Hispanic personnel for your company! Appeals to all media and draws broadcast and print media from all over the world. Take part in a massive advertising and publicity campaign that will impact the whole state of Georgia! Valued at: Over $450,000. Awards and Acknowledgement: During the past 18 years the Festival Peachtree Latino has been honored with eleven prizes and numerable recognition, locally and nationally, by tourism and entertainment associations and other community groups. Atlanta City Council 2002-2006 Top twenty event in the Southeast Tourism Society 2007 Top twenty event in the Southeast Tourism Society 2008 Atlanta City Council - In Honor of Margarita Ayes and the staff of Festival Peachtree Latino, The Festival and Day 2008 Recognizing and Honoring the Festival Peachtree Latino 2008 Representative Stan Watson District 91 - Georgia House of Representatives. A special mention honoring the Festival Peachtree Latino 2008 as a widely celebrated Multicultural Event 2008 by the Governor of the State of Georgia, Sonny Perdue. Top Twenty event in the Southeast Tourism Society 2009. Top Twenty event in the Southeast Tourism Society 2010. Georgia House of Representatives. Our Cause: Scholarships Keep the Legacy Alive Within a wide field of possibilities the Festival Peachtree Latino remains ever true to the mission of its founders – helping others. As a non-profit public charity event (501 c(3)) dedicated to celebrating the region’s robust Latino music and giving back, the Festival raises money yearly for educational scholarships.