- May 1, 2026
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Michael Pyles, 7, lasted quite a while on the mechanical bull.
Ezmerelda Ho was a fierce competitor in the ax-throwing challenge.
Raquel Cho and her husband, Ho Kan, own and operate Lemons with Love. Their Cinco de Mayo special was a spicy jalapeño mango pineapple limeade.
Giant skeleton statues were ready to party in Ocoee.
Serena Matadin worked hard on her maraca art project.
Jonathan Griffin, 16, tried his hand at ax-throwing.
Maxtro’s food truck satisfied attendees’ appetites throughout the event.
Quinn Bryant steadied her aim in the ax-throwing trailer.
Attendees received some Cinco de Mayo-themed bead necklaces as they arrived.
Seven-year-old Michael Pyles held on for dear life as the mechanical bull bucked and spun at Ocoee’s Cinco de Mayo Block Party, held Friday, May 1, on McKey Street.
The bull was just one of many activities attendees enjoyed this year. Food trucks lined McKey Street to serve up special Cinco de Mayo food and beverages, while guests enjoyed a variety of games, a live DJ, an art project and more.