The Dulce Sueño Fair is a cultural celebration in which our equine first citizen "The Paso Fino Breed" is the principal figure. A three-day event in the southern town of Guayama, the Fair offers Paso Fino competitions, caballos de pueblo (town horses or criollo horses) events which are non-registered horses demonstrating their pleasure riding gaits (paso corto, paso largo, sobre paso, etc.), handcrafts by Puertorican artisans, paintings by local artists, typical foods, local beverages, dance groups, music and varied folkloric entertainment.

Guayama is the birth place of the "Great Dulce Sueño" and in the town's plaza (square) the old house of Dulce Sueno's owner, Don Genaro Cautino Insua, is now a museum open to the public. Guayama comes alive with the Dulce Sueño Fair weekend with lots of entertainment and camaraderie in a unique "horsey" atmosphere.

The Dulce Sueño Fair is the most prestigious Paso Fino Horse Show in Puerto Rico attracting people from all over the island regardless of horse breed preference. It is a real happening. It is the place to be during that weekend.

Historically, The Dulce Sueño Fair has been attended by friends from the neighbor Caribbean islands, Canada, U.S.A., Colombia, other Central and South American countries, and even as far as from Germany with a group coming down to film a Caribbean documentary for airing in Europe. The Dulce Sueño Fair attracts over 10,000 people of all age groups during its three days of activities and is sponsored by the Guayama Municipal Government, the Institute of Puertorican Culture, Department of Agriculture, all Pure Puertorican Paso Fino Entities and private companies.