Published: July 6, 2026
This Independence Day, Americas Community Center was proud to once again participate in the City of Weston’s annual 4th of July Parade, joining thousands of residents in celebrating the values that unite our community: freedom, service, diversity, and the American spirit.
Our participation showcased the beauty of cultural unity through our colorful Colombian Chiva, transformed with patriotic red, white, and blue accents in honor of the United States. As it made its way through the parade route, the Chiva became a symbol of how cultures can come together to celebrate both our heritage and the country we proudly call home.
Walking alongside the Chiva were dozens of dedicated Americas Community Center volunteers who enthusiastically shared information about the upcoming Colombian Heritage Celebration at the Miami Marlins on August 8, inviting families from across South Florida to join this special community event.
Adding excitement and vibrant energy to the celebration were our volunteer dancers, dressed in traditional Carnaval de Barranquilla costumes specially styled in patriotic USA colors. Their performances highlighted one of Colombia’s most celebrated cultural traditions while paying tribute to America’s Independence Day, creating a beautiful blend of cultures that reflects the diversity of our community.
We were especially honored to welcome “La Reina” del Carnaval de Barranquilla Miami USA and “La Reina Infantil” del Carnaval de Barranquilla Miami USA, whose participation brought elegance, joy, and cultural pride to the parade. Their presence was a meaningful reminder that preserving our traditions while embracing our American identity strengthens the communities we serve.
At Americas Community Center, we believe that cultural diversity is one of our nation’s greatest strengths. Events like the City of Weston 4th of July Parade provide an opportunity to celebrate our shared values while honoring the unique traditions that each community contributes to the American story.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the City of Weston for organizing another outstanding Independence Day celebration and to every volunteer, dancer, supporter, and family member who represented Americas Community Center with pride. Your dedication continues to demonstrate the power of community service and cultural unity.
As we reflect on another memorable Independence Day celebration, we are reminded that our work of building community continues beyond the parade route.
To continue honoring the rich diversity of our community, Americas Community Center invites you to join us for an intimate After Hours celebration on Thursday, July 16th recognizing the five nations that celebrate their independence during the month of July: the United States, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia, and Argentina.
This special evening will bring together community members, business leaders, and friends to celebrate our shared values, cultural traditions, and the bonds that unite us. We invite everyone to join us for this meaningful evening of connection, networking, and celebration.
See the event flyer below for complete details.
Click Here to Register today. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Happy Independence Day from all of us at Americas Community Center!
Photos were shared by ACC Volunteer Abraham Pulido as well as photographer Enrique Story from Terainsight Media – Click here to see Enrique’s work.
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Immigration Attorney
"As an immigration attorney, I’ve had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the incredible work Americas Community Center does for our immigrant community. Through their programs and outreach, they have created a platform that truly empowers individuals seeking a better future in this country. Thanks to the network they've built—especially through Americas Business Networking—I’ve been able to collaborate with fellow immigration attorneys, share resources, and extend our reach far beyond what we could do alone. Together, we've provided guidance, clarity, and hope to individuals and families facing complex immigration challenges. This organization is more than just a support system—it’s a bridge that connects professionals with those who need us most. I’m proud to be a part of their mission." Americas Community Center empowers immigrants, connects professionals, and builds hope—impacting lives through collaboration, clarity, and a shared mission.
Bloomin Blinds
My name is Male Medana, I arrived at Americas Community Center four years ago when I emigrated from Argentina. I started with ABN for networking purposes, as a way to promote our business Bloomin Blinds a window coverings treatment franchise that we opened as part of our move to the United States. Little by little, I got to know more about Americas Community Center, and not only I get involved, but my family also became engaged in lots of programs. As I always say, it was not just about networking; it gave me the opportunity to meet amazing people who have taught me a lot. Americas is a large Family where I met several participants who helped me integrate into the United States. Through this experience, I learned a lot about this country , my actual city Weston and, most importantly, found support in becoming part of the community. I will always be eternally grateful to Fabio, Alexis, and their family for welcoming me into Americas Community Center. Not only for helping me integrate into the community but also for teaching me how to grow both in my business and as a person. Thank you so much!
Ociris Multiservices Cleaning
Americas is a community that works. I’ve been a part of the ABN networking group for the past year, and recently, I witnessed just how powerful this community truly is. A close friend of mine was going through a very difficult time — her daughter was in and out of the hospital with serious health struggles. Without hesitation, participants of ABN stepped in to help. An insurance agent offered guidance and advice even though my friend wasn’t a client. A doctor from a medical office provided telemedicine support, despite the little girl not being a patient. And the support didn’t stop there — the list goes on. What you find at Americas Community Center and within this networking group is more than just business connections. You find kind-hearted professionals who are driven by a spirit of service. This is a network that truly shows up when it matters most.
Business testimony
“It was a pleasure working with your Mujeres CEO program. Thank you for adding so much joy and inspiration to what we’ve been doing for over 60 years. It’s truly an honor to serve our wonderful community of inspiring individuals, leaders and organizations like yours” From the Wig Store where we donated wigs to breast cancer patients with our Mujeres CEO program.