While researching Native American food I didn’t realize how similar they are to South American cuisine. It comes to show that all of the indigenous tribes in the Americas are connected through food. Today I’m excited to share five tasty indigenous recipes you can make to celebrate Native American HeritageRead More →
You’re in for a treat! I have for you a Puerto Rico Christmas decorations that is one of a kind! A Puerto Rican jíbaro garland. If you’re ever visiting Puerto Rico during the months of November and December, stores across the island will have available traditional jíbaro clothing. The jíbaro is aRead More →
¿Buscas libros infantiles sobre la inmigración para compartir con tus hijos? El 28 de octubre se celebra el Día Nacional del Inmigrante en Estados Unidos, y es el momento perfecto para explorar historias que celebran la diversidad, la resiliencia y la experiencia inmigrante. Ya sea que estés criando hijos bilingües o simplemente quieras ampliar su biblioteca multicultural, esta lista es para ti.Read More →
In our journey to discover our Taíno heritage, I planned a few years ago a trip to Tibes Indigenous Ceremonial Center. The center is located in Ponce, Puerto Rico and it is one of the most important archaeological discoveries made in the Antilles. The center has a museum that isRead More →
Remembering and honoring the dead in Guatemala is very different from other Latin American countries. In Santiago y Sumpango Sacatepéquez, on All Day’s Saints on November 1st, they celebrate El Festival de Barriletes Gigantes. You can read more on this celebration on Multicultural Kid Blogs: Guatemala With Kids: The SumpangoRead More →
Indigenous Peoples’ Day is celebrated in October and Native American Heritage Month is celebrated during the month of November. Last year I wrote a lengthy post on Taíno children’s books to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day but somehow I lost it when I updated my blog. Eeek! I know! Nonetheless, IRead More →