Zócalo Blog
The Importance of Face Painting for Dia de Muertos
Discover the history and meaning behind Día de Muertos face painting, from calavera makeup and La Catrina to the colors, flowers, and traditions that transform the face into a celebration of memory, family, life, and those who came before us.
Where Dreams Become Thread: The Living World of the Hñä-hñu
This blog explores the dreamworld of the hñä-hñu (Otomi) people, where dreams are sacred spaces of connection with ancestors, energies... Read More...
The Story of the Quetzalcoatl
A story carried by wind and memory, Quetzalcóatl reminds us of the deep connections between earth and sky, spirit and body. Known as the feathered serpent... Read More...
Where Cacao Teaches Us: Learning To Care For the Land Through Taste and Time
Cacao is more than chocolate it is a living connection to land, memory, and care. In this journal, we explore its roots across the Americas...Read More...
The History of the Rebozo
The rebozo has long been more than a garment in Mexico, it is a textile woven into daily life, memory, and care. In our newest blog, we explore the history of the rebozo... Read More...
The Spirit of Agave: Mezcal
Mezcal carries the spirit of agave, earth, and fire. Discover the history, traditions, and artistry behind one of Mexico’s most deeply rooted ancestral drinks... Read More...
