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THE FRIENDLIEST BORDER Bienvenidos a Ciudad Acuña. Event Calendar for October-November 2008. A LITTLE PIECE OF OAXACA IN CIUDAD EVENTOS DE NOVIEMBRE (ESPAÑOL)
JULY Veracruz Cultural Week Fishing Tournament "Club de Pesca Acuna" For a complete calendar of cultural events in Ciudad Acuña visit AUGUST Rodeo Crazy Bull Concert Fishing Tournament "Subele" Music Festival
SEPTEMBER Independence Day Wrestling in Ciudad Acuna-Fund raising event OCTOBER 11th Ports to Plains Conference II Latin American Basketball Tournament Boxing Event La Historia del Tigre Monologue - Bruno Bichir
Vaqueros Peewee Football Season Games Oct. 5 Aguilas vs Vaqueros (A) Halloween Costume Contest Halloween Weekend
11th Annual International Cabalgata "Acuna-San Carlos" Vaudeville Theatre Play Gigant Insect Machines in motion(Insectes) - Street Show 3rd National Black Bass Tournament Caritas Annual Christmas Bazaar Sonora Dinamita - Sonora Tropicana in Concert Drag Racing 1/4 mile
Vaqueros Peewee Football Season Games Nov.2 Coyotes vs Vaqueros (A) Drag Racing 1/4 mile in Ciudad Acuna, Coahuila, Mexico
Have you heard of the unique, traditional, southern Mexican state of Oaxaca? It’s famous for its blend of indigenous cultures, artisan handcrafts, and delicious, mouth-watering cuisine. There is no need to travel far but just across the border to the Plaza in downtown Acuña. Wrapping up the weekend of June 7th and 8th, Oaxacan artists, chefs, and shopkeepers line the western edge of the Plaza to sell their pieces of Mexican tradition. This is a fantastic opportunity to try Oaxacan quesillo, a mild, salty cheese that is a hundred times better than the mozzarella-style “Oaxacan” cheese sold in local grocery stores. Looking for clothing and pottery? Traditional cotton shirts, blouses, and dresses from Mitla are colorfully displayed along with black pottery from San Bartolo Coyotepec. If you’re hungry, wow, this is the place to be: Crema de Mezcal, a liquor taken in shots with many different flavors (orange, nut); Nieves de Oaxaca, Oaxacan ice cream in fruit, nut and liquor flavors; tlayudas, a large tortilla toasted with a layer of black beans, quesillo, and tasajo: tasty beef grilled to perfection. For a must-see Sunday night, attend the Guelagetza in the Plaza at 7 p.m.. The Oaxacan Guelagetza is a colorful, visual phenomenon of dance and culture. Each region within the state has its own traditional dance, dress and music to dazzle your eyes and ears. Stop by and see what all the Oaxacan fuss is about!
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