Historic Capitol Hill
Historic Capitol Hill is a cultural district on Calle Dos Cinco in Oklahoma City, where the nonprofit Calle Dos Cinco preserves Latino heritage and supports local businesses. Each year it hosts Fiestas De Las Americas, the largest Latino festival in the city, running since 2006 in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month, opening with the Parade of the Americas from Scissortail Park to Calle Dos Cinco. The day continues with a cultural parade, stage entertainment, folkloric dances, live music, a vendor corridor, an artist market and a children's zone.
Before you go
- Official site
- historiccapitolhill.com
- Next festival here
- Fiestas de las Américas, Oct 3, 2026
Worth knowing before you go
- The Parade of the Americas starts at Scissortail Park and heads south on Robinson Avenue to Calle Dos Cinco.
- Running since 2006, the festival is the largest Latino festival in Oklahoma City.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Free street festival · Parade starts at Scissortail Park · Nearly 100 parade entries.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a free, family-friendly celebration of Latino culture and heritage.
- You like a parade, live music and folkloric dance in one afternoon.
Getting there and parking
The Parade of the Americas starts at Scissortail Park and runs south on Robinson Avenue to Calle Dos Cinco in Historic Capitol Hill.
Accessibility
We don't yet have confirmed information about accessibility at Historic Capitol Hill. The venue's own pages are the place to check: historiccapitolhill.com.
Camping
We don't yet have confirmed information about camping at Historic Capitol Hill. The venue's own pages are the place to check: historiccapitolhill.com.
Food, water and what you can bring
The street festival is built for the whole family: it opens with a cultural parade, then runs a day of stage entertainment including folkloric dances and live music, a business vendor corridor, an artist market, a children's zone and a Travel the Americas showcase.
Fiestas de las Americas is the largest Latino festival in Oklahoma City, running since 2006 in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month, and opens with the Parade of the Americas, with nearly 100 entries including schools, businesses, community groups and cultural floats.
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Quick answers
Where does the Fiestas De Las Americas parade start?
At Scissortail Park, running south on Robinson Avenue to Calle Dos Cinco.
What is Historic Capitol Hill?
A cultural district on Calle Dos Cinco in Oklahoma City, where the nonprofit Calle Dos Cinco preserves Latino heritage and supports local businesses.
What is the mission of Fiestas De Las Americas?
To bring the region's Hispanic communities together and support the nonprofit Calle Dos Cinco's economic, educational and cultural work in the district.
Is there a kids area at the festival?
Yes, a children's zone is part of the day's activities.
Is there an artist market?
Yes, alongside a business vendor corridor and stage entertainment.
How long has the festival been held?
Since 2006, scheduled every year in the middle of Hispanic Heritage Month.
A little history
Historic Capitol Hill is a cultural district at 319 SW 25th Street in Oklahoma City where Oklahoma history and Latino culture come together; the nonprofit Calle Dos Cinco preserves the district's heritage while supporting local businesses and community events.
Fiestas De Las Americas is produced on Calle Dos Cinco in Historic Capitol Hill to bring the region's Hispanic communities together and support the nonprofit Calle Dos Cinco's economic, educational and cultural work in the district.