Puerto Rican culture, salsa music, comedy, dancing, and food are coming together in Bakersfield for the Puerto Rican Día de San Juan Salsa Festival on Saturday, June 6, 2026.
The event will take place from 1 PM to 8 PM at the Kern County Shriner Club (Nobel Park) located at 700 South P Street in Bakersfield, California.
Festival attendees can expect a full day of live entertainment, DJs, dancing, stand-up comedy, and a variety of food vendors celebrating Puerto Rican and Latin culture in Central California.
Live Musical Performances
Three groups are scheduled to perform live during the festival:
Los Soneros Del Valle
Los Soneros Del Valle will perform classic salsa, cha cha cha, and more throughout the event.
La Sonora Mayor de Colombia
La Sonora Mayor de Colombia is a tribute band to La Sonora Dinamita and will perform cumbia tropical and salsa favorites.
Grupo Latido
Grupo Latido will perform modern salsa, bachata hits, and dance music while mixing in additional genres to keep the crowd moving.
DJs Performing
Music throughout the event will also be provided by:
Stand-Up Comedy Performances
Festival guests can also enjoy performances by stand-up comedians:
Food Vendors
The event will feature more than 20 food vendors offering a wide variety of food and treats including:
- Puerto Rican food
- Mexican food
- BBQ and burgers
- Ice cream
- Snow cones
- And more
Event Information
Date
Saturday, June 6, 2026
Time
1 PM to 8 PM
Admission
Entrance is $15.
Location
Kern County Shriner Club (Nobel Park)
700 South P Street
Bakersfield, CA 93304
Official Event Flyers
Organizers have also released official festival flyers with additional event details and promotions.
Celebrating Día de San Juan
Día de San Juan is an important celebration in Puerto Rican culture that is traditionally associated with music, summer gatherings, dancing, and community celebrations.
Events like this help bring Puerto Rican culture and Latin music traditions to communities across California while creating a space for families, music lovers, and the Latino community to come together.
What to Expect at the Festival
Visitors can expect:
- Live salsa and tropical music
- DJs and dancing
- Stand-up comedy
- Puerto Rican culture
- Family-friendly community vibes
- Food vendors and desserts
- Summer festival atmosphere
FAQ
What is the Puerto Rican Día de San Juan Salsa Festival?
The Bakersfield Puerto Rican Día de San Juan Salsa Festival is a cultural entertainment event celebrating Puerto Rican culture through live music, DJs, dancing, comedy, and food.
Where is the festival located?
The event takes place at the Kern County Shriner Club (Nobel Park) in Bakersfield, California.
How much is admission?
Entrance to the event is $15.
What type of music will be played?
Guests can expect salsa, cha cha cha, cumbia tropical, bachata, and other dance music throughout the day.
Will there be food vendors?
Yes. More than 20 food vendors are expected to participate, including Puerto Rican food, Mexican food, BBQ, burgers, desserts, and more.
Is this a family-friendly event?
The festival is expected to have a community-centered and family-friendly atmosphere.
Stay connected with CaliRicans for more Puerto Rican festivals, salsa events, concerts, and community celebrations happening across California.
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