Mexican Independence Day, commemorating Mexico's declaration of independence from Spain on September 16, 1810, is being celebrated in various vibrant ways across different cities in the United States. Las Vegas will host Latin-themed festivities at OMNIA Nightclub and the Fremont Street Experience, featuring live performances and cultural events. In Chicago, the 26th annual Mexican Independence Day parade in Little Village is expected to attract around 400,000 participants and viewers. Celebrations in the Fox Valley include La Fiesta de Elgin and Carpentersville’s Fiestapalooza, with cultural performances and a parade. Waukegan and Lake County will also host parades and festivals aimed at unifying diverse Hispanic communities. Additionally, cities like Lubbock, Austin, and Colorado Springs are hosting a variety of events, including parades, concerts, and traditional dance performances, to honor the holiday and kick off Hispanic Heritage Month.