The Boricua Block Party community
Stay connected before, during, and after the block party.
The Community Hub is the shared online home for Cleveland neighbors, attendees, vendors, volunteers, sponsors, performers, cultural organizations, and event partners. Use it to build a public profile, find official information, and stay connected to the people bringing the block to life.
Who the hub serves
One community, many ways to participate.
Neighbors & attendees
Follow event updates, discover community resources, meet participants, and find information for planning a welcoming day on the block.
Vendors & entrepreneurs
Stay aware of deadlines, permits, load-in information, marketplace expectations, and public vendor-directory updates.
Volunteers & performers
Find organizer notices, arrival information, role expectations, hospitality details, and production updates as they are confirmed.
Sponsors & partners
Connect with the event mission, community programming, activation planning, and approved recognition opportunities.
How it works
Your path through the community.
- Create your account.Register with an email address you can access and a strong, unique password.
- Build your profile.Add a recognizable name, avatar, short introduction, and only information you are comfortable sharing.
- Follow official updates.Use organizer announcements for deadlines, schedule, parking, weather, safety, and access information.
- Participate respectfully.Celebrate Puerto Rican culture, support Cleveland neighbors, protect privacy, and communicate with care.
Organizer announcements
Official updates may include application deadlines, schedule changes, road closures, parking guidance, severe-weather notices, accessibility information, and event-day instructions.
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Participant groups
Approved participant spaces help organizers share focused information with vendors, volunteers, sponsors, performers, and community partners.
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Community care
A useful space depends on trust.
Be accurate, respectful, and mindful of what you publish. Do not post passwords, payment details, private addresses, medical records, government identification, harassment, threats, spam, or another person’s private information. Public directory participation does not represent an organizer endorsement or final event acceptance.

