The city hosts multiple celebrations focusing on religion, gastronomy, history and nature from the months of September and into the New Year, proudly celebrates Mexican national holidays with exciting sights, tastes, sounds, and experiences for locals and tourists alike.
The following are just some of the major celebrations taking place in the upcoming months.
Culture Comes Alive el Dia de Charro
September 14 marks el Dìa de Charro, or Cowboy day, where men and women ride through the town to honor the Mexican cowboys. Locals will ride on the ornate horseback through the streets wearing sombreros and . . .
