Cleveland Museum of Art Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with “Noche de Ritmos”
The Cleveland Museum of Art hosted "Noche de Ritmos" as part of its MIX at CMA series to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring music by DJ LOLO, Son Gitano, and dance lessons from Viva Dance Studio.
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 5, 2026 — The Cleveland Museum of Art recently hosted “Noche de Ritmos,” an event designed to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. This cultural celebration was part of the museum’s ongoing MIX at CMA series, which offers a variety of engaging programs and experiences.
The evening’s festivities included a diverse lineup of performers and activities aimed at immersing attendees in Hispanic culture. Music was provided by DJ LOLO, who set the atmosphere for the event. Live musical performances were also presented by the group Son Gitano, offering a blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.
In addition to the musical offerings, participants had the opportunity to engage actively through dance. Viva Dance Studio led dance lessons, providing instruction and a platform for guests to learn and experience various dance styles associated with Hispanic heritage. The MIX at CMA series is known for bringing together art, music, and community engagement within the museum’s space.
The “Noche de Ritmos” event provided a cultural focal point for the museum’s observance of Hispanic Heritage Month, connecting the community through shared artistic and cultural experiences. The specific date of the event was not provided in the summary, nor were details regarding attendance numbers or future iterations of the series.
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