This Saturday is Cinco de Mayo, and while it’s definitely not Mexican Independence Day (and not even marked in most of Mexico), it has become a nationwide celebration of Mexican culture and heritage in the U.S., and fiestas abound. Where to party on May 5? We’ve got your list.

14th Annual Kinetic Sculpture Race: Hosted by the American Visionary Arts Museum, the race takes place throughout the city and features human-powered sculptures racing through nearly every neighborhood. Mr. Rain’s Fun House will also be hosting a pre-party fundraiser the evening before from 6–10 PM.

Blue Agave: The celebration begins early at 9 AM and features $3 Dos Equis drafts, $3 select Mexican bottled beers and $6 Mexican crushes with premium tequilas.

Little Havana: This Federal Hill Cuban will be serving $12 special pitchers from noon–5 PM and there will be special giveaways throughout the day.

Mex: Head to this Power Plant cantina at 4 PM for 50-cent margaritas, Dos Equis, So and Tecate. Special drink prices will increase by 50 cents every hour thereafter.

Power Plant: Hit up the $25 all-access open bar from 9 PM–midnight. Tickets can be purchased here.

Towsontown Spring Festival: Find plenty of Mex-inspired food, drink, music and fun in downtown Towson from 10 AM–7 PM, Saturday and 1–7 PM, Sunday.

Zen West Roadside Cantina: At the day-long party alll four bars will have specials on Mexican beers and margaritas.

Photo via Flickr user Serge Melki