Simi Valley Hispanic Heritage Festival
- Dates
- Expected September 2027
- Status
- Expected
- Venue
- Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center
- Price
- Free
- Camping
- None on site
- Last checked
- Aug 31, 2026
Simi Valley Hispanic Heritage Festival's 2027 dates haven't been announced yet. The last festival was 26 September 2026 in Simi Valley, CA. Froligo tracks free-entry details, attendee feedback and travel details.
The experience
What's special
The Simi Valley Hispanic Heritage Festival is a free, family-oriented one-day celebration of Hispanic and Latin American culture held each September at and around the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center, presented by the Cultural Arts Center Foundation for Hispanic Heritage Month. The day features live music, folkloric and traditional dance performances from across Latin America and Spain, a film showcase, art activities, and dozens of local artisan and food vendors
Last time around (2025)
The 2025 edition took place on September 27 at the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center as a free, family-oriented day of live music, folkloric dance, food and art. Organizers describe the festival as drawing over 1,000 attendees with more than 30 performers and 40-plus artisan vendors
Listen
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Lineup
Lineup not yet announced. Email me the day it lands.
Getting there
How do I get to Simi Valley Hispanic Heritage Festival?
By car
Most people drive to Simi Valley Hispanic Heritage Festival. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.
By train
The Ventura County Line stops at both Burbank Airport-North station (a short walk/free shuttle from the BUR terminal) and Simi Valley station, so fly-in attendees at Burbank can ride a single train to Simi Valley, then take a short rideshare or local bus to the Cultural Arts Center (~2 mi from the station)
Book / info →By bus & public transit
Simi Valley Transit local buses connect the Simi Valley Metrolink station and the city, including stops near the Los Angeles Ave corridor where the Cultural Arts Center sits. Pair with the Metrolink leg above for a car-free trip from Burbank
Book / info →Taxi & rideshare
Standard LA-metro taxi/rideshare from Burbank (BUR) or LAX. From BUR the Cultural Arts Center is about 30 miles via CA-118; from LAX it is a longer freeway run
Book / info →Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.
🅿 Parking
Cost free-admission city festival.
🚙 Car hire
Compare car hire
A car suits many fly-in attendees given Simi Valley's spread-out suburban layout, though the Metrolink Ventura County Line offers a genuine car-free option from Burbank. Rental brands operate at BUR and LAX
Search car hire →Live price search coming soon.
Where
Venue
The venue has its own page with capacity, accessibility and parking.
Camping & Accommodation
Where can I stay near Simi Valley Hispanic Heritage Festival?
No on site camping. Here is where to stay nearby.
Budget stays 1
Simi Valley, CA (Cochran/Los Angeles Ave area)
≈ $80-120 / night approx, book direct with the hotel
Check rates →Mid-range hotels 2
Simi Valley, CA (Cochran St area)
≈ $140-190 / night approx, book direct with the hotel
Check rates →Simi Valley, CA (near CA-118)
≈ $150-210 / night approx, book direct with the hotel
Check rates →Luxe hotels 1
Westlake Village, CA (adjacent to Thousand Oaks)
≈ $220-320 / night approx, book direct with the hotel
Check rates →Airbnb & private camping
Simi Valley and the wider Conejo/Ventura County area have a steady short-term-rental market. A free one-day festival is not itself a rate driver; availability tracks general LA-metro-fringe demand
Search Airbnb →Hipcamp options near Simi Valley are in the surrounding Santa Susana/Ventura County hills and ranchland a drive from town, of interest to road-trippers rather than a close substitute for a hotel for this in-town park event
Search Hipcamp →Accessibility & comfort
What the organiser or venue publishes about getting around, and what they do not.
There is no separate accessibility page, but the festival page itself answers accessible parking in its Plan Your Visit FAQ. The festival is free to attend and runs all through the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center at 3050 E Los Angeles Ave.
Read the full notes
Four accessible parking spaces are provided at the Cultural Arts Center via the northern entrance on Los Angeles Ave; all other parking is in four designated event day lots plus limited street parking, and standard parking at the Center is unavailable that day.
Ridesharing and drop off are encouraged because parking is limited. The organiser publishes no terrain or surface description, no accessible toilet or viewing detail, and no companion ticket policy, and the event is free and single site with no shuttle and no camping.
For the building itself the venue, the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center, states its facility is ADA compliant with accessible seating, restrooms and parking, that there is an outdoor ramp to the Lower Box Office and another access point to the Main Lobby upstairs, that assistive listening devices are available on request from the house manager in exchange for holding your ID, and that service animals are welcome.
The venue asks guests with specific accessibility needs to contact it in advance on the Box Office line 805-583-7900
Confirm your specific needs with the organiser's access team before you travel.
Checked 2026-09-03 · source
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