Celebrate the spirit of the Mexican revolution with Los Day Trippers' revolutionary infusion of the Beatles with contagious Latin beats: Cumbia, Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, Latin Rock, Bolero, Danzón, Reggaeton and more. Join us for an evening of good food, drink and music at one of Silver Spring's best local music hubs, El Golfo. Dancing is encouraged. And for a little background on Cinco de Mayo: On May 5, 1862 in Puebla, Mexico, General Zaragoza and his outnumbered force of mostly mestizo (biracial Native/Spanish folk) and Native Zapotec fighters defeated 1,000 French troops sent by Napoleon III, who wanted to claim Mexico. The Battle of Puebla became a symbol of Mexican resistance during the short-lived French occupation (5-6 yrs). ¡Viva Mexico and viva la musica!

1, 2, 3, 4, can I have a little more? Dress up as the Fab Four or a character from their songs like Sgt. Pepper, Mr. Kite, Eleanor Rigby, Maxwell, Sexy Sadie -- or just come as your fun-loving self. We'll celebrate Halloween with "sabor Latino" (Latin flavor): Mexican food, margaritas and Los Day Trippers! We reimagine the Beatles with an infusion of Latin beats and fun arrangements to your fave Fab Four tunes. Think mambo, cumbia, Latin rock, cha-cha-cha, bolero, salsa and more. Best costume wins a prize from the band! Dancing and singing encouraged... All together now!

It's catchy. It's nostalgic. It's fun. It's singable. Its danceable. It's r-r-r-r-ritmo Latino (Latin rhythms). It's Beatles fusion. What's not to love? Come out and join Los Trippers at El Golfo. No cover. Just good food, drink and good times. See you there! And follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/LosDayTrippers/

Bring out your inner artist to a spirited arts parade and festival. Catch Los Day Trippers from 1:40-2:20pm on the Grandview Stage, one of three stages along the festival's parade route. Get creative and join us! Push, pull, carry, wear or perform your art. Or, find a spot to watch the bands, dance groups, artists, and large floats parade along the Wheaton triangle to the Marian Fryer Town Plaza. ​​​​From 10am-5pm enjoy non-stop entertainment, artists displaying and selling original work; and community organizations and county agencies with art making and giveaways. The festival features MoCo's top talent, including musicians presented by Strathmore and Carpe Diem Arts, showcases by local schools, and dance companies from ballet to hip hop. The entertainment is as diverse and exciting as the Wheaton community itself.

This year's 9th annual festival will be bigger than ever, expanding to include Parking Lot 13 and more of Grandview Ave. with an additional 20'x24' stage and dance floor, more booths for art vendors, more food vendors and a second Kids’ Zone with free face painting, balloon twisting and art making. CHECK BACK FOR ANY UPDATES ON SHOWTIME. For more info: wheatonartsparade.org

Dance, sing along or just sit back and groove to Los Day Trippers' smokin’ Latin-Beatles fusion accented by such contagious rhythms as Cumbia, Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, Latin Rock, Bolero, Danzón, Reggaeton and more. It's fun and engaging. All at one of Silver Spring's best local music hubs, El Golfo Restaurant. Enjoy and follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/LosDayTrippers/

Wrap up the Nation's birthday festivities with Los Day Trippers and their fantastic fusion of beloved Beatles songs to beloved Latin beats, 6pm Sunday, July 6th at El Golfo Restaurant. Let's celebrate the spirit of liberty, justice and unity that inspired our democracy. A popular hub for the local music scene, El Golfo serves up tasty food, drink and live music. See you there!

Sat., May 3rd: Celebrate the Cinco de Mayo spirit to the revolutionary sounds of the Beatles with contagious Latin beats: Cumbia, Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, Bolero, danzón, Reggaeton, Latin Rock and more. What's Cinco de Mayo all about?: On May 5th, 1862, Napoleon III sent 1,000 French troops into Puebla, Mexico as part an effort to establish a French satellite state. Mexican General Zaragoza and his outnumbered force of mostly mestizo (mixed blooded Native-Spanish) locals and Native Zapotec fighters defeated them. Though not the end of the war, the Battle of Puebla became a symbol of Mexican resistance and independence. Join us for food, fun and music at one of Silver Spring's best local music hubs, El Golfo. Viva la musica!

Join Los Day Trippers and other artists dedicated to creating a healthy planet at Earth Day Every Day. Dance, sing along or just groove to Los Day Trippers at 1:20PM. And, take the afternoon to explore live music, an arts market, environmental booths and kids' activities from 1:00 - 5:00 pm. The festival takes place on Langston Boulevard in in front of the Lee Heights Shops in Arlington, VA. General parking: Dorothy Hamm Middle School, 4100 Vacation Lane. Disability parking: 4500 Cherry Hill Rd. Let's celebrate our precious planet together. See you there!

Celebrate romance & nostalgia with Beatles love songs set to sexy Latin rhythms, featuring DC’s very own Los Day Trippers! Feeling romantic? Love the Fab Four? Then this is for you! Join us at El Golfo, Silver Spring’s local music hub and Mexican restaurant, from 7-9pm on Feb. 14th. All you need is LOVE and live music!

Los Day Trippers brings its uniquely cool Latin-Beatles fusion to Jazz at the Met. Groove into the early evening in this free outdoor concert series at one of National Landing’s newest park spaces, Metropolitan Park, on October 24th, from 4:30-6:30pm, with a short break at 5:15. Bring a picnic or some carry-out from area restaurants and pick a spot on the green (chairs welcome.) Presented by the DC Jazz Festival and National Landing BID. Follow Jazz@Met and @NationalLanding and tag #MetPark , and follow us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/LosDayTrippers/

It was several years ago they say, El Golfo got the band to play. They've been adding lots of Latin styles, and they're guaranteed to raise a smile. So let us introduce to you, the one and only band of its kind: Los Day Trippers! We're back to where it all began with more Fab Four tunes set to infectious Latin rhythms at Silver Spring's popular Mexican restaurant and local musical hub, El Golfo Restaurant. So “sit back [or dance!] and let the evening go. We hope you will enjoy the show!”

Please join us to raise funds for longtime NPR colleague and friend Brian Jarboe to help the family deal with his health challenges. Both bands feature current and former NPR employees who invite you all to come out and support their dear friend. Your contribution is greatly appreciated.

Kick off your Cinco de Mayo weekend to revolutionary sounds of the Beatles with contagious Latin beats: Cumbia, Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, Latin Rock, Bolero, Danzón, Reggaeton and more. Join us for food, fun and music at one of Silver Spring's best local music hubs, El Golfo. Here's a little history for you about Cinco de Mayo: On May 5, 1862 in Puebla, Mexico, General Zaragoza and his outnumbered force of mostly mestizo (of Native/Spanish people) and Native Zapotec fighters defeated 1,000 French troops sent by Napoleon III. The Battle of Puebla became a symbol of Mexican resistance during the war. ¡Viva Mexico and viva la musica!

One, two, three, four, can I have a little more? Celebrate the fall season at the only place that rocks a Beatles Brunch with "sabor Latino" (Latin flavor) : Mexican food, margaritas and Los Day Trippers! We bring an infusion of Latin beats and fun arrangements to your fave Beatles tunes with mambo, cumbia, Latin rock, cha-cha-cha, bolero, salsa and more. Dancing and singing encouraged... All together now!

Something in the way we groove... Los Day Trippers presents our popular fusion of the Beatles to Latin beats and fun arrangements at the historic Hill Center. Cumbia, Mambo, Cha Cha Cha, Latin Rock, Bolero, Salsa and more! This cozy venue was once home to the old Naval Hospital. Your joyful evening will also be supporting the Old Naval Hospital Foundation, a 501(c)3 organization on a mission to bring you high quality arts, education and cultural programming. All you need is love and live music with Los Day Trippers! (Check back for tart time)

A celebration of Cinco de Mayo and our revolutionary sounds of the Beatles with contagious Latin beats: Cumbia, Mambo, Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa, Bolero, Danzón, Reggaeton and more. On May 5, 1862 in Puebla, Mexico General Zaragoza and his outnumbered force of mostly mestizo (mixed Native-Spanish) and Native Zapotec fighters defeated 1,000 French troops sent by Napoleon III. Though not the end of the war, the Battle of Puebla became a symbol of Mexican resistance. Join us for food, fun and music at one of Silver Spring's best local music hubs, El Golfo.