Cinco de Mayo
The Battle of Puebla occured on May 5, 1862 near the city of Puebla (Mexico), during an invasion of France into Mexico. It was an important Mexican victory and it is celebrated with the Cinco de Mayo...
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Chocolate: The Exhibition
Come experience CHOCOLATE at Anaheim’s MUZEO! The Exhibition will immerse you in a sweet experience, engage all your senses, and reveal facets of chocolate you’ve never thought about before. You’ll...
View ArticleDowntown Anaheim Certified Farmers Market
Choose from over 50 international gourmet foods, California certified farm and unique gift vendors. Every farmer who sells at a certified market is inspected by the county agricultural commissioner to...
View ArticleDowntown Anaheim Certified Farmers Market
Choose from over 50 international gourmet foods, California certified farm and unique gift vendors. Every farmer who sells at a certified market is inspected by the county agricultural commissioner to...
View ArticleFIESTAS PATRIAS & MARIACHI FESTIVAL
33rd ANNUAL FIESTAS PATRIAS & MARIACHI FESTIVAL The City of Santa Ana & MX LIVE Entertainment invite you to come and celebrate the 33rd annual Fiestas Patrias & Mariachi Festival in...
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El Grito de Dolores
El Grito de Dolores (“The Cry of Dolores”), is also known as El Grito de la Independencia (“The Cry of Independence”), and is celebrated in Mexico the night of September 15th each year. The “Grito”...
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Mexico’s Legends of the Paranormal
In the United States, October brings Halloween, a time of scary stories about ghosts, goblins, and witches. But in Mexico, scary stories are a part of a rich tradition that spans centuries, and are...
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The Girl in White
A Mexican Ghost Story retold by S. E. Schlosser He was sulking a little, standing at the sidelines while all the other men danced with their pretty partners. His girl had not come to the dance that...
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The Bells
A Mexican Ghost Story retold by S. E. Schlosser There once was an evil priest who did not fear God or man. His duties for the church included counting the offerings and ringing the bells to summon...
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