One of the largest and most successful casinos in the world, promising exceptional gaming, hospitality and entertainment experiences, Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Tampa, announced a number of initiatives and a generous donation, honoring the contributions and diverse cultures of Latin American and Hispanic communities across the country.
The celebration brings exciting events, special menus and cocktails
Earlier this week, the venue announced the start of its "My Rhythm. My Flavor. ¡Mi Gente!" Hispanic Heritage Month celebration.
The celebration runs from September 15, 2025, through October 15, 2025.
During the period, a number of events will honor the Hispanic and Latin American culture and their invaluable contributions to communities across the country.
Part of the celebration involves the offering of special Latin-inspired menus at restaurants across the casino resort.
During the month-long celebration, guests can immerse themselves in the rhythms, flavors and spirit of Latin culture by enjoying Latin Nights every Thursday starting from 8 PM at L Bar.
The venue will feature live Latin entertainment and offer distinct cocktails inspired by Latin American culture and traditions.
Guests interested in dancing will be able to participate in Salsa Lessons by Tonos Latin Dance once per week on Thursdays, starting at 7 PM at L Bar.
Seminole Hard Rock Tampa announces a $100K donation
Besides the initiatives and events, celebrating the contributions and culture of Hispanic communities, Seminole Hard Rock Tampa made a $100,000 donation to ten different local Hispanic organizations.
Anaclaudia Solorzano, Seminole Gaming and Seminole Hard Rock's Director of Latin Marketing, said about the latest initiative: "Hispanic Heritage Month is a powerful reminder of the strength rooted in Latin culture, its people, and their rich history."
Moreover, Solorzano pointed out: "We're honored to stand alongside local organizations that uplift and empower the region's Hispanic communities every day."
The $100,000 donation breaks down to a contribution of $10,000 for each of the ten organizations.
The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund, the Hispanic Heritage Network of Orange County, the Hispanic Outreach Center, as well as Hispanic Star and Enterprising Latinas were among the recipients of the donations.
The Coalition of Hispanic Artists, the Course of Action Foundation, Krewe of Sant' Yago Education Foundation, the Roberto Clemente Foundation and USF - Latino Scholarship Program also received $10,000 each.
