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 It offers 5 festivities yearround that celebrate Puerto Rican culture, such as the Three Kings Winterfest on January 6, an annual celebration since 1995 that has been brought from the island that has become tradition within the community Another of the annual festivities PRCC hosts is the Puerto Rican People's Day Parade on Division Street The Puerto Rican People's Day Parade, which is now in its 42nd year, does have plans for a virtual celebration, however The parade, organized by the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, is set for 23 pm Saturday and will be livestreamed on the center's websitePuerto Rican Day Parade A celebration of Latino culture in the heart of the city's streets Traditional Latino music, poetry, and dance make this vibrant festival a mustsee event Held on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the Puerto Rican Parade typically has around 1,500 marchers; Where To Watch The National Puerto Rican Day Parade This Year Puerto rican pride parade chicago ...

Serious students of Puerto Rican art always go to the Institute of Puerto Rican Culture in the Dominican Convent in Old San Juan It's the best source of information on the island about Puerto Rican arts and crafts With its dozen or so museums and even more art galleries, Old San Juan is the greatest repository of Puerto Rican arts and craftsHomosexuality is a taboo subject in Puerto Rican society, owing to their Roman Catholic heritage and a culture that places a lot of emphasis on machismo Nevertheless, Puerto Rico is more tolerant than many Caribbean nations The youth are usually more open than the older generation, and there are a few gayfriendly areas in San JuanLa Bomba is a traditional dance form on the island of Puerto Rico Known as the dance of slaves, this dance was usually performed on sugar planatations Sugar plantations were placed along the coast, which is the reason la Bomba is is spread out along the sea 8 The instrumentation of Bomba usually consists of one large dr...