Welcome to the first weekend of May featuring Cinco de Mayo, a great wine festival and much more. Here is a look at all the great events going on this weekend, May 5 & 6.
Cinco de Mayo is coming up on Sunday and when you think of that holiday you cannot help but start thinking about Mexican Food. We have a lot of Mexican restaurants in Texarkana and the surrounding areas. So we were wondering what were our favorites because you can't just have one favorite Mexican restaurant, can you?
Americans are always looking to celebrate a special occasion and this Saturday, May 5, is Cinco de Mayo. There are several Mexican restaurants around town who will be celebrating with a fiesta with plenty of great food and festivities. Of course, what would a party be without a Margarita?
The Dusty Rose Band is one of Texarkana's favorite hometown bands and they will be performing at the annual Cinco de Mayo party at El Chico this Friday night at 8PM.
Americans are always looking to celebrate a special occasion and this Friday, May 5, is Cinco de Mayo. There are several Mexican restaurants around town who will be celebrating with a fiesta with plenty of great food and festivities. Of course, what would a party be without a Margarita?
Tomorrow is May 5, or "Cinco De Mayo," and many Americans will be celebrating this festive day by drinking cerveza, margaritas, and eating some great Mexican foods like fajitas, tacos, chalupas, tortilla chips, salsa and don't forget guacamole. It's a day set aside to celebrate Mexico defeating France in what was better known as the Battle of Puebla May 5, 1862.
It’s May and that means that soon we’ll be celebrating our Mexican heritage, much like we all celebrate our Irish heritage in March…even when we have neither. Cinco de Mayo is a great excuse to leave work early, eat tortilla chips and drink more tequila than sanity allows, but is it starting to feel just a little bit like the same old thing?
I don't about you but I sure do love me some great Mexican food. Cinco De Mayo is Saturday (5/5) and growing up I can always remember the great homemade hot tamales my mother used to make. A family recipe that was handed down by my grandfather years ago.
Cinco de Mayo is here and what I would give to have some of my mother's homemade hot tamales to help celebrate Cinco de Mayo. Unfortunatley, I lost my mother back in 2007 but I still remember the countless hours she would spend in the kitchen making tamales for my family and friends. It was a recipe handed down from my grandfather. And to this day, I haven't ever tasted a tamale that even comes cl