COUNTDOWN TO THE 47TH ANNUAL DINNER DANCE CELEBRATION
The Latino Chamber of Commerce is a dynamic business organization that has been serving the Pueblo community since 1979. With our many resources, partners, and program, there is sure to be value and benefit to your business in a membership investment. Learn more today!
La Cámara de Comercio Latino es una organización empresarial dinámica que ha estado sirviendo a la comunidad de Pueblo desde 1979. Con nuestros muchos recursos, socios y programas, seguramente habrá valor y beneficio para su negocio en una inversión de membresía. ¡Aprende más hoy!
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47th Annual Dinner Dance Celebration
The Latino Chamber of Commerce is excited to host its 47th Annual Dinner Dance Celebration in our beautiful city on Saturday, February 28, 2026, at the Pueblo Convention Center. The evening is dedicated to honoring the individuals and organizations that uplift and strengthen our community. For nearly five decades, this signature celebration has showcased the rich contributions of Latino culture while bringing together leaders from across the region.
This year’s celebration will feature a Hollywood theme and an elegant evening of networking, recognition, and entertainment. Cocktail hour begins at 5:00pm, followed by dinner and the evening program at 6:00pm. Guests will enjoy complimentary appetizers, sangria cocktails, and a dinner plate. A silent auction will run throughout the evening until 8:00pm, and the dance floor opens at 8:00pm to cap the evening off with music and dancing.
The Latino Chamber is honored to welcome Mr. Robert Bard, President & CEO of Latina Style Inc., as this year’s keynote speaker. His leadership, experience, and dedication to advancing Latino communities will set an inspiring tone for the evening’s celebration.
Seven distinguished awards, voted on by Latino Chamber membership, staff, and board members, will be presented during the program:
⭐️Victor Navarro Outstanding Board Member of the Year: Caitlin Alcon
⭐️Gil Sanchez Outstanding Professional of the Year: Dr. Chato Hazelbaker
⭐️Lorraine K. Salas Outstanding Community Partner of the Year: Pueblo City-County Library District
⭐️Outstanding Corporate Member of the Year: Vectra Bank Colorado
⭐️Gil Padilla Outstanding Ambassador of the Year: Rebecca Gomez
⭐️Outstanding Non-Profit Member of the Year: El Pomar Foundation
⭐️Joseph P. Roybal Outstanding Small Business of the Year: Freddie Martinez Agency
In addition, attendees will be the first to hear a special announcement unveiling the theme and date of the 48th Annual Dinner Dance Celebration. Event tickets, sponsorships, program advertisements, and silent auction donation opportunities are available.
If you or your organization would like to support the event by serving as an event sponsor or contributing an item for the silent auction, please reach out to our Special Events Coordinator Aden Martinez at 719-542-5513 or aden@pueblolatinochamber.com.
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Latino Chamber Spanish Translation Services
The Latino Chamber will be offering both members and non-members document translation services in Spanish. Pricing for members will be $15 per page, and for non-members, it is $25 per page. There is a maximum page cap of 25 pages per translation project.
Payment is required at the time of your order! To schedule an appointment, give Membership Coordinator Angelika Palacios a call!
(719)542-5513
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“At a time when members of our community may be experiencing hardship due to the impacts of the pandemic, we are pleased to provide this substantial energy assistance benefit to support our neighbors,” said Vance Crocker, vice president for Colorado utility operations at Black Hills Energy. “We are extremely appreciative of our local nonprofit partners who are making it safe and convenient for our customers to access this funding.”
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