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Join us for an amazing night celebrating Mexican culture and traditions while also tasting the best Mexican distilled spirits in the world.
SABOR Y CULTURA Los Angeles 2026
Sabor Y Cultura is more than just an event—it’s a powerful celebration of heritage, craftsmanship, and community. And now, we are proud to bring this extraordinary Mexican Spirits Festival to Los Angeles, a city deeply rooted in Mexican culture, creativity, and tradition.
Get ready to experience the finest Mexican spirits in the world as we showcase an exclusive collection of premium tequila, mezcal, raicilla, bacanora, sotol, and more. Sabor Y Cultura Los Angeles offers a rare opportunity to connect directly with the masters behind these exceptional spirits—renowned master distillers, agave producers, and passionate brand founders who dedicate their lives to preserving time-honored traditions while shaping the future of the industry.
But this event goes far beyond what’s in your glass.
Sabor Y Cultura LA is a full sensory immersion into the vibrant soul of Mexico. Guests will indulge in authentic Mexican cuisine crafted by talented chefs, experience live music that moves the spirit, witness traditional folklórico dance performances, and explore curated art installations that honor Mexico’s rich history and artistic brilliance. Every detail is designed to transport you into the heart of Mexico—right here in Los Angeles.
More importantly, Sabor Y Cultura is rooted in purpose. As with every city we touch, our Los Angeles experience continues our commitment to supporting local nonprofits that uplift underserved communities and families in need. This festival is about celebration—but it’s also about impact. It’s about honoring culture while creating meaningful change.
Join us in Los Angeles for an unforgettable experience where every sip tells a story, every performance honors tradition, and every guest becomes part of something greater. Sabor Y Cultura isn’t just a festival—it’s a movement, a tribute to our roots, and a powerful celebration of Mexican culture in one of the most dynamic cities in the world.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this one-of-a-kind event that brings together culture, craftsmanship, and community—one glass at a time.
No event schedules available
Los Angeles, CA
44.52
Experience the flavors of Mexico City with Mexican bites, Don Julio tequila, live Latin music, and dancing, all at the Granada.
Celebrate the vibrant flavors, rhythms, and spirit of Mexico City at the MOHI Fiesta, an immersive culinary and cultural experience at the Granada in Morgan Hill. This lively evening brings together bold cuisine, premium tequila, and high-energy music for a night designed to transport guests straight to the heart of Mexico City.
Guests will enjoy a walk-around tasting experience featuring inspired Mexican bites, alongside Don Julio tequila tastings and festive handcrafted cocktails. From bright, vibrant flavors to smoky, savory favorites, every dish is designed to pair perfectly with the evening’s spirited pours.
As you sip and savor, take in the sounds of a live Latin band setting the mood with energetic rhythms. Later in the evening, a DJ takes over to keep the celebration going, turning the Granada into a lively dance floor where the fiesta continues well into the night.
Whether you're coming for the tequila, the food, the music, or simply the atmosphere, MOHI Fiesta is all about bringing people together for a vibrant night of flavor, culture, and celebration.
📅 Saturday, May 2
⏰ 7:00 PM
🎟 $55 per person | 21+
Come hungry, come ready to dance, and experience Mexico City — Granada style. 💃🌮🥃
No event schedules available
Morgan Hill, CA
60.54
Step into the ancient traditions of Mexico with this empowering Azteca Dance Fundamentals class.
Class Details
Date: Tuesdays, April 7 - June 2 (9 class meetings)
Time: 6:00pm - 7:00pm
Age: 5 - Adults
Instructor: Jeniffer Sanchez
Danza Azteca Fundamentals
Step into the ancient traditions of Mexico with this empowering Aztec Dance class, a celebration of indigenous culture, spirituality, and rhythm. In this class, you'll learn the fundamental movements, footwork, and drum patterns (huehuetl) of Danza Azteca, a ceremonial dance that honors the earth and the cosmos. Emphasis is placed on connecting with the history, symbolism, and spiritual significance behind each step. Through dynamic and powerful choreography, you'll gain strength, endurance, and a deeper connection to the ancestral roots of this ancient tradition. Open to dancers of all levels, this class offers a unique opportunity to experience the cultural richness of Aztec dance while fostering a sense of community and respect for indigenous heritage.
Registration and Refund Policy:
Please provide an Eventbrite ticket on the first day of class as proof of enrollment. Students under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. A class may close when enrollment falls below seven (7) students at any time during the term. There are no refunds, credits, or extensions. There is a $10 fee to switch classes.
No event schedules available
Los Angeles, CA
108.55
Mariachi de Uclatlán is a student-led musical organization at the University of California – Los Angeles that carries a profound mission of cultural preservation and community engagement. Founded informally in 1961 and formally established as a course of study in 1964, this groundbreaking ensemble emerged as the first of its kind at an American university, reflecting UCLA's commitment to honoring diverse musical traditions within the vibrant cultural landscape of Los Angeles, California.
At its heart, Mariachi de Uclatlán embodies values of voice, counterpoint, resonance, and virtuosity—principles that guide the entire UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music community. The ensemble brings together students from across UCLA's diverse academic disciplines, united by their passion for traditional Mexican music and cultural heritage. This inclusive approach transforms the ensemble into more than a performance group; it becomes a bridge connecting students to Mexican cultural traditions and to one another through shared artistic expression.
Under the mentorship of Grammy-winning director Jesús "Chuy" Guzmán, ensemble members develop both technical excellence and deep cultural understanding. The organization celebrates life, honors traditions, and maintains connections to Mexican communities through performances that range from concert halls to cultural celebrations throughout Los Angeles and beyond. Recent international performances, including a notable visit to Japan in partnership with Mariachi Los Camperos, demonstrate the ensemble's role in fostering intercultural musical partnerships and global cultural dialogue.
Mariachi de Uclatlán represents UCLA's vision of welcoming students from all backgrounds and providing mentorship that prepares them to flourish in an evolving musical landscape. By preserving and performing traditional Mexican musical styles—son jalisciense, son huasteco, bolero, ranchera, and huapango—the ensemble serves as a vital cultural institution within Los Angeles, enriching both the university community and the broader city.
Serving as a bridge between Mexico and Orange County, California, the Mexican Career Consulate in Santa Ana embodies the Government of Mexico's commitment to its citizens and communities abroad. The consulate maintains a broad service area encompassing the entire Orange County region, with jurisdiction extending to thirty-three cities and municipalities including Anaheim, Irvine, Huntington Beach, Fullerton, Garden Grove, Costa Mesa, and numerous other communities throughout the county. This expansive coverage demonstrates the consulate's dedication to ensuring that Mexican nationals and residents across Santa Ana and surrounding areas have accessible government representation and support. The consulate's presence in Santa Ana, California reflects the significant Mexican heritage and cultural importance of the region, serving as a cornerstone institution for the community. By maintaining jurisdiction over such a wide geographic area—from coastal cities like Seal Beach and Dana Point to inland communities such as Orange and Placentia—the consulate reinforces Mexico's commitment to supporting its citizens wherever they reside in Orange County. The institution plays a crucial role in fostering cultural connections, facilitating important life services, and maintaining the vital link between the Mexican government and its community members throughout the Santa Ana area and beyond.
Representing the Government of Mexico in San Jose, CA, the Consulate General serves as a vital bridge between Mexico and Northern California's diverse communities. This diplomatic mission operates across a five-county region encompassing Santa Clara, Monterey, and San Benito counties, along with the Salinas Valley and Santa Cruz County, providing essential services to Mexican nationals and facilitating visa processes for foreign visitors. As one of ten consular missions throughout California, the San Jose consulate plays a significant role in supporting Mexican citizens while strengthening cultural and diplomatic ties.
The consulate's mission extends beyond traditional government functions to embrace Mexico's cultural identity and values within the Silicon Valley community. By safeguarding national interests and security based on Mexico's constitutional foreign policy principles, the office demonstrates commitment to both its citizens and the broader international community. The San Jose consulate recognizes the importance of maintaining strong connections between Mexico and the United States, working collaboratively to address the needs of Mexican nationals, facilitate legitimate travel, and promote mutual understanding between nations. Through its comprehensive services and cultural initiatives, the consulate contributes to the vibrant Mexican-American community throughout Northern California.
San Jose,
CA
California's Pacific coastline runs for hundreds of miles where coastal mountains meet the sea — rugged headlands, turquoise coves, and sea stacks along the route from Big Sur and the Central Coast to beaches north and south.