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Indigenous Peoples' Day

Know the backstory & why the change! Columbus Day, also called Indigenous Peoples’ Day, originally October 12; since 1971 the second Monday in October.

Hispanic National Plates: Part 2

In this part of our Hispanic National Plates series, we are highlighting dishes from South America and the Caribbean. Buen provecho!

Did You Know – The African Influence in Latin America

Learn about the rich African influence on Latin American culture, from cuisine to music, and celebrate the diverse roots of Hispanic heritage.

Shana Tova!

Celebrate the Jewish New Year Rosh Hashanah, with traditions, reflections, and festive foods like apples and honey. Shana Tova!

Hispanic National Plates: Part 1

Explore culinary traditions of North and Central America with our spotlight on Hispanic national dishes, including Mexico's Mole and El Salvador's...

Hispanic National Plates: Introduction

Explore the wonders of Hispanic cuisine! It's important to discuss countries of Hispanic heritage & cultural contributions that we celebrate & honor.

Prost to Oktoberfest

A way to embrace and learn more about German culture, to honor the history and to link arms and dance, while enjoying delicious food and drinks.

Hispanic Heritage Month

During September & October, we honor Hispanic Heritage Month with initiatives that highlight the culture & contribute to local Hispanic communities.

International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples

Honoring millions of people every Aug. 9th It's a time to raise awareness and continue the pursuit and protection of rights for the Indigenous...

Islamic New Year

Explore the traditions, significance, and history of Islamic New Year, marking the start of the lunar calendar and honoring the Hijrah and Ashura.

Minority (BIPOC) Mental Health Awareness Month

A list of resources that provide guidance, support or information to the BIPOC community. This is a time to educate and prioritize wellness.

The Origin and Tradition of Asalha Puja

Explore the rich history and modern traditions of Asalha Puja, a significant Theravada Buddhist festival celebrating Buddha’s first sermon.

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