Hispanic Heritage Month

Join the Texas Rangers in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15 - October 15. We take this time to reflect and honor the contributions that the Hispanic community have made to our society, as well as the impact within our organization

Hispanic Heritage Night 2024

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage at the Ballpark

Hispanic Flavors

Want to add Hispanic flavor to your game day? Globe Life Field features two culinary staples: Hurtado Barbecue and Pantiño’s.

Hurtado Barbecue

Brandon Hurtado, the owner of Hurtado Barbecue, beautifully weaves his Mexican heritage into the rich tradition of Central Texas-style barbecue. Founded in 2018 with his wife Hannah, Hurtado Barbecue has become a culinary staple, offering a unique Tex-Mex twist on classic barbecue. With three thriving locations in North Texas, Hurtado infuses his recipes with flavors from his childhood, creating dishes that resonate deeply with the Hispanic community. His commitment to honoring his cultural roots through food makes Hurtado Barbecue a perfect feature for Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrating the fusion of tradition and innovation in every bite.

Patiño’s Micheladas

Héctor Patiño’s michelada stand at Globe Life Field is more than just a place to grab a drink—it’s a vibrant celebration of Hispanic culture and community. Known for his lively performances, Héctor dances and tosses bottles while mixing his signature micheladas, creating a memorable experience for baseball fans. The 2023 season marked the first year the Patiños served micheladas at every home game, building on their start during Hispanic Heritage Month the previous year. This initiative is part of a broader effort by ballpark executives to engage the Rangers’ Hispanic fans more than ever before. With every shake and shimmy, Héctor brings the flavors and spirit of his heritage to the heart of Texas Rangers games, making each cup of michelada a symbol of cultural pride.

Rangers 2024 Poster Series

Throughout the 2024 season, the Texas Rangers have partnered with local artists to create commemmorative posters. These posters were sold at select games, with all proceeds going directly to the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and help to create meaningful change for young people and others in need in our community. Meet the Hispanic artists.

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage in the Community

All-Star Game: Artes de la Rosa Mural

By Way of Dallas collaboration