Excitement is building at Hialeah Park as the city gears up for the highly anticipated Food and Wine Festival, set to kick off tomorrow. This event marks the beginning of celebrations for Hialeah's centennial, promising a vibrant showcase of local culture and cuisine.

Jorge Hernández, the city’s events director, highlighted the festival's significance, stating, "There will be many surprises, a lot of music, and collaboration among everyone to celebrate the history and legacy of our city." The festival is not just about food and wine; it aims to unite the community in a festive atmosphere.

Local restaurant owner Mike Peña from La Bodeguita shared his excitement about the culinary offerings, which will include seafood paella, oxtail paella, and the city's famous croquetas. He emphasized the festival's diverse experience, mentioning, "We will have a cocktail experience, DJs, and live music in honor of the Gypsy Kings."

With renowned producer Emilio Stefan involved, attendees can expect an unforgettable celebration filled with flavors, sounds, and surprises. The Food and Wine Festival is set to be a highlight in Hialeah's centennial festivities, showcasing the city's rich heritage and vibrant community spirit.