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        Monterey Park’s 5th Annual Electric Park

        • Katlyn Ong
          • October 4, 2025
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      The City of Monterey Park, in collaboration with the Monterey Park Arts Collective (MPAC), is set to host the fifth installment of the popular Electric Park event on Saturday, October 11. The event, which will take place from 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm at Barnes Park, promises an exciting evening filled with music, art, and community connection.

      By Katlyn Ong

      This free, family-friendly event showcases a vibrant lineup of DJ/Producers spinning House music and a variety of other Electronic Dance Music (EDM) genres. With the mission of fostering community engagement, Electric Park is dedicated to providing a fun and inclusive environment for all ages.

      The event series has become a staple in the city’s cultural calendar, offering an uplifting space to enjoy live music, connect with neighbors, and celebrate diversity. The event’s vision, MUSIC | PEOPLE | COMMUNITY, is brought to life through performances by some of the most talented DJs in the EDM scene. Past lineups have included industry icons like Richard Vission, Doc Martin, DJ DAN, David Delano, Anton Tumas, and Nightstalker, and this year’s roster is no exception.

      The DJ lineup for this year features:

      • Adam Auburn
      • Sabrosura Boyz
      • Thee-O
      • Haavi
      • AJ Mora
      • DJ Quinoa
      • Sherlock

      Along with the beats, attendees will also find a diverse array of activities, including food trucks offering delicious bites, local art displays, free family games, and a variety of vendors showcasing unique goods. For those looking to unwind with a drink, the Alhambra Educational Foundation will be serving adult beverages (21+).

      With its rich history of bringing people together through music, Electric Park continues to celebrate the universal languages of rhythm and dance, embracing the community spirit that defines Monterey Park. Whether you’re a dance music aficionado or just looking for a fun, lively evening out, this event promises something for everyone.

      Electric Park
      Saturday, October 11, 2025
      4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
      Location
      Barnes Park
      350 S. McPherrin Ave.
      Monterey Park, CA 91754
      Tagged: Adam AuburnAJ MoraAlhambra Educational FoundationDavid DelanoDJ DANDJ QuinoaDoc MartinElectric Parkmonterey parkMonterey Park's 5th Annual Electric ParkRichard VissionSabrosura BoyzMonterey Park

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          Katlyn Ong, our Events Coordinator, is a Third Year student majoring in Pre-Dentistry. In her free time she enjoys swimming, baking, and watching TV.

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