INDIANAPOLIS — Saturday, Sept. 30 was the final day for the "Hoosier Latino Celebration" at the Indiana Historical Society.
Visitors got to learn more about Latino food, artwork and culture, along with interactive learning centers.
In addition to the various learning activities, a professor from the University of Notre Dame spoke about the Concerned Latins Organization in Northwest Indiana.
The two-week event attracted people from around the country to experience part of Indiana's history and understand everyone who makes up the Hoosier state.
Raymon Rubio is a Texan who made the trip to Indiana to see what the celebration had to offer.
"Everyone should learn a little bit about everyone's culture," Rubio said. "This is a step, and I really appreciate it, and I think it'll go further."
The next event at the Indiana Historical Society takes place on Oct. 5 and will highlight Indiana high school basketball and its impact on the Hoosier state.