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Renowned salsa singer Frankie Negrón returns to Canada after nearly a decade to headline the celebrations
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TORONTO, Sept. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Canadian Salsa Festivals Project expands to one of Canada’s biggest tourism destinations with the inaugural Salsa at Niagara Falls on
September 12–13, presented in partnership with Niagara Falls Tourism, Niagara Parks Commission, Fallsview Casino Resort and TLN Media Group.
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The free festival brings Latin music, dance, food and culture to the Falls, featuring:
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- A special appearance and FREE CONCERT by salsa star Frankie Negrón on Sunday September 13th at 8P
- 300+ performers showcased across two live entertainment stages including: Juno-nominated Andy Rubal headlining the Saturday lineup, award-winning Latin singer and entertainers Yani Borrell and Aiona Santana to name but a few
- Dedicated dance zones with non-stop lessons throughout the weekend including at the Oakes Garden Theatre
- World-class dance performances and interactive lessons with schools across the GTHA including local Buffalo dance schools MOVIEmiento Latin Dance Studio and Fanny Olaya
- A vibrant marketplace celebrating Latin culture featuring authentic Latin cuisine and specialty vendors
- A spectacular nightly 10PM fireworks show choreographed to salsa music over the majestic Falls
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Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Niagara Falls, the festival will take over the Niagara River Parkway. This landmark event marks the beginning of an exciting new annual tradition that blends the energy and passion of Latin culture with one of Canada’s most celebrated tourism destinations.
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As the newest stop in the Canadian Salsa Festivals Project tour, Salsa at Niagara Falls builds on more than two decades of the CSFP bringing communities together from across Ontario, Canada, and around the world through music, dance, food, and cultural celebration.
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Whether you are a seasoned dancer or discovering salsa for the first time, Salsa at Niagara Falls brings world-class entertainment, Latin culture, and the natural wonder of the Falls together for an unforgettable weekend.
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Visit salsaatniagarafalls.com and stay connected on social media @salsaintoronto for all the latest news, event updates, artist announcements, contest giveaways, and more!
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For More Information Contact:
Bruna Aloe | Canadian Salsa Festivals Project, Director of Communications [email protected]
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About Canadian Salsa Festivals Project
The mandate of the Canadian Salsa Festivals Project (“CSFP”) is to develop, produce, support, promote and present ethno-culturally relevant heritage-based works and experiences which elevate public appreciation, understanding and participation in Canada’s rich multicultural traditions. This is a federally incorporated not-for-profit entity and the main organizer of the annual TD Salsa in Toronto Festival, Canada’s largest celebration of Latin arts, music, and culture. www.canadiansalsafestivalsproject.org