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International Museum of Art & Science
On EXHIBITION at UTRGV - The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley: Mujeres Innovadoras: Cultural Artistry Over Time August 9, 2025 – December 18, 2025 at UTRGV Main Campus Library The IMAS is grateful for the support from and collaboration with the UTRGV Center for Latin American Arts and the UTRGV Main Campus Library for hosting this outreach exhibition on campus. UTRGV summer interns were able to research, curate, install, and exhibit a selection of works from the IMAS Mexican and Latin American Folk Art Collection. The exhibit examines the important, yet often-overlooked role women play in the transmission of traditional knowledge in communities in Mexico. The exhibit will be up for the Fall 2025 semester. The practice, by women, of traditional artforms in their communities highlights mastery, adaptation, and innovation through the use of new and different materials, concepts, and cultural influences. It is all too common for the contributions of women to be overlooked in history, Mujeres Innovadoras: Cultural Artistry Over Time presents not only the work, tools, and traditions of talented craftswomen but also the ways in which they create and sustain their communities. The works presented embody the sense of comfort and belonging these women help cultivate, while carrying forward traditions that continue to inspire future generations.
International Museum of Art & Science
On EXHIBITION at utrgv Mujeres Innovadoras: Cultural Artistry Over Time August 9, 2025 – December 18, 2025 at UTRGV Main Campus Library The IMAS is grateful for the support from and collaboration with the UTRGV Center for Latin American Arts and the UTRGV Main Campus Library for hosting this outreach exhibition on campus. Special thanks to Dr. Katherine Moore McAllen, Director, Center for Latin American Arts and Marialice Shary Shivers Chair in Fine Arts, and Dr. Servando Hinojosa, Professor of Anthropology and Project Advisor. claa.utrgv utrgvlibrary utrgvcofa utrgvanthro UTRGV summer interns were able to research, curate, install, and exhibit a selection of works from the IMAS Mexican and Latin American Folk Art Collection. The exhibit examines the important, yet often-overlooked role women play in the transmission of traditional knowledge in communities in Mexico. The exhibit will be up for the Fall 2025 semester. The practice, by women, of traditional artforms in their communities highlights mastery, adaptation, and innovation through the use of new and different materials, concepts, and cultural influences. It is all too common for the contributions of women to be overlooked in history, Mujeres Innovadoras: Cultural Artistry Over Time presents not only the work, tools, and traditions of talented craftswomen but also the ways in which they create and sustain their communities. The works presented embody the sense of comfort and belonging these women help cultivate, while carrying forward traditions that continue to inspire future generations.
McAllen Chamber of Commerce
🤝 Strengthening Binational Industry Collaboration Today, our representative in Mexico, Angel Ortiz, proudly represented the McAllen Economic Development Corporation at an important event in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, hosted by our partners at Index Reynosa. The annual expo brought together local officials, the President of Index Reynosa, maquiladora managers, and the regional business community, creating a dynamic platform for industry leaders to discuss trade conditions, tariffs, and supply chain opportunities while connecting with suppliers across the region. Angel joined our friends and partners to support this effort, highlighting McAllen EDC’s ongoing commitment to strengthening cross-border collaboration and maintaining close partnerships with our manufacturing and industrial companies in Mexico. 👏 Congratulations to Alfredo Guajardo, President of Index Reynosa, the Board of Directors, Executive Director Luis Mendez, and the entire Index Reynosa team on organizing another successful and impactful event. Industry collaboration is key to ensuring that McAllen and Reynosa remain a leading binational destination for industrial growth and investment. #BinationalGrowth #McAllenEDC #IndexReynosa #EconomicDevelopment #Manufacturing #Trade #IndustrialGrowth #Partnerships #Reynosa #McAllen
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
The cool front seems to have brought Monarch butterflies along with it! We've been seeing good numbers of Monarchs through the park today as they continue their migration south into Mexico. It's encouraging to see them at gardens planted as part of the Mayor's Monarch Pledge initiative here in McAllen - once again highlighting the value of adding native plants into our urban landscapes. If you've planted a butterfly garden, we'd love to know what butterflies you're seeing lately - let us know in the comments!
McAllen Public Library
📚 #STBF Author Session: The Witches of El Paso Author Luis Jaramillo joins the South Texas Book Festival for “The Witches of El Paso: A Book Discussion” at Main Library (4001 N. 23rd St.) on Saturday, October 25 at 12:30PM, followed by a book signing. In “The Witches of El Paso,” Jaramillo takes readers between 1940s El Paso, colonial Mexico, and the present day in a story about Nena, a teenage girl with strange visions, and her grandniece Marta, a lawyer caring for an aging Nena who holds on to secrets from another lifetime. When Marta agrees to help her search for a daughter lost to the past, old powers begin to stir, and both women are pulled into a world where magic and memory refuse to stay buried. This plática explores family, power, and how the past always finds its way back. Details: www.southtexasbookfestival.com
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Quinta Mazatlan is delighted to showcase its nature inspired silk scarf and tie exclusively designed by Pineda Covalin of Mexico City. A must have for nature lovers or perfect gift for those who love the outdoors!
Quinta Mazatlan World Birding Center
Quinta Mazatlan is delighted to showcase its nature inspired silk scarf and tie exclusively designed by Pineda Covalin of Mexico City. A must have for nature lovers or perfect gift for those who love the outdoors! Come by our Quinta Gift Store and see for yourself.
Hacienda San Miguel Mexican Grill & Bar
🔥Marca tu calendario porque las RETRO NIGHT’S 🪩 llegan a Hacienda San Miguel Mexican Grill & Bar este Viernes 17 de Octubre a partir de las 8 pm, con la mejor musica en Vivo de los 70s y 80s . Canta, Baila y Viajemos en el tiempo a ritmo de los grandes exitos de cada epoca. Entrada Libre. Host by Mark Alvarez ☎️ RESERVA al (956) 994-9495 📍 6101 N 23rd St Ste D, McAllen, TX 78504 #mcallentx #mexicanfood #mexico #restaurantemexicano #musicaenvivo #bailongo #rgv #rgv956
McAllen Public Library
📚 #STBF Author Session: My Mother Cursed My Name In “My Mother Cursed My Name,” the Olivares women have always tried to control their daughters’ lives, starting with their names. When Felicitas finally meets her abuela Olvido, she’s shocked to learn two things—Olvido isn’t your warm, fuzzy kind of grandma, and she’s a ghost with unfinished business. Author Anamely Salgado Reyes, who grew up between the RGV and Mexico, brings this story to life at the South Texas Book Festival. The discussion will take place at Main Library (4001 N. 23rd St.) in Meeting Room A on Saturday, October 25 at 11:30AM, followed by a book signing in the Computer Lab from 12:30–1:30PM. It’s a story about family, memory, and the things we inherit—whether we asked for them or not. Details: www.southtexasbookfestival.com
McAllen Public Library
📚 #STBF Author Session: My Mother Cursed My Name In “My Mother Cursed My Name,” the Olivares women have always tried to control their daughters’ lives, starting with their names. When Felicitas finally meets her abuela Olvido, she’s shocked to learn two things—Olvido isn’t your warm, fuzzy kind of grandma, and she’s a ghost with unfinished business. Author Anamely Salgado Reyes, who grew up between the RGV and Mexico, brings this story to life at the South Texas Book Festival. The discussion will take place at Main Library (4001 N. 23rd St.) in Meeting Room A on Saturday, October 25 at 11:30AM, followed by a book signing in the Computer Lab from 12:30–1:30PM. It’s a story about family, memory, and the things we inherit—whether we asked for them or not. Details: www.southtexasbookfestival.com
Hacienda San Miguel Mexican Grill & Bar
THE SHOW MAN !! Mark Alvarez. Esta noche de sabado vive la experiencia solo en Hacienda San Miguel Mexican Grill & Bar Sabado 9 pm ☎️ RESERVA al (956) 994-9495 📍 6101 N 23rd St Ste D, McAllen, TX 78504 #mcallentx #mexicanfood #mexico #restaurantemexicano #musicaenvivo #bailongo #sabado #sabadrink #saturdaynight
Santa Diabla McAllen
Desde Drag Race Mexico 🇲🇽 @thegarconne Acompañada de @geneva_karr y @sisoyveracruz October 25th 21+ No Cover Free Meet And Greet Doors open at 9pm Show time 12am Downtown McAllen’s #1 LGBTQ+ Nightclub 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ 1704 Dallas Ave McAllen Tx Reservation Now Available
Hacienda San Miguel Mexican Grill & Bar
❤️ ENAMORATE Y REVIVE LA MAS BELLA MUSICA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS con el Trio Tres En Punto este Jueves 09 de Octubre en punto de las 8 pm. ☎️ RESERVA al (956) 994-9495 📍 6101 N 23rd St Ste D, McAllen, TX 78504 #mcallentx #mexicanfood #mexico #restaurantemexicano #musicaenvivo
Hinovations Art Gallery
Help us build a mural... a PIÑATA MURAL! This Saturday at the Día de los Muertos Festival & Market at the Museum from 10AM to 5PM, Josuè Rawmirez will be guiding visitors to help put together a giant-scale piñatamural at the International Museum of Art & Science! 🪅🪅🪅🪅🪅 Josuè Rawmirez is a multidisciplinary artist from Ciudad Mante, Tamaulipas. He lives and practices in Esto’k Gna land or the Rio Grande Valley along the Texas-Mexico border where he is inspired by the landscapes of the delta, its visual language and everyday practices. Ramírez explores his identity and recontextualizes cultural practices and crafts that question the historic norm and provide a new vision for a shared visual language and experience. This project is supported by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts
International Museum of Art & Science
Help us build a mural... a PIÑATA MURAL! This Saturday at the Día de los Muertos Festival & Market at the Museum from 10AM to 5PM, Josuè Rawmirez will be guiding visitors to help put together a giant-scale piñatamural at the International Museum of Art & Science! 🪅🪅🪅🪅🪅 Josuè Rawmirez is a multidisciplinary artist from Ciudad Mante, Tamaulipas. He lives and practices in Esto’k Gna land or the Rio Grande Valley along the Texas-Mexico border where he is inspired by the landscapes of the delta, its visual language and everyday practices. Ramírez explores his identity and recontextualizes cultural practices and crafts that question the historic norm and provide a new vision for a shared visual language and experience. This project is supported by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts txcommarts raw_mirez heb
International Museum of Art & Science
Help us build a mural... a PIÑATA MURAL! This Saturday at the Día de los Muertos Festival & Market at the Museum from 10AM to 5PM, Josuè Rawmirez will be guiding visitors to help put together a giant-scale piñatamural at the International Museum of Art & Science! 🪅🪅🪅🪅🪅 Josuè Rawmirez is a multidisciplinary artist from Ciudad Mante, Tamaulipas. He lives and practices in Esto’k Gna land or the Rio Grande Valley along the Texas-Mexico border where he is inspired by the landscapes of the delta, its visual language and everyday practices. Ramírez explores his identity and recontextualizes cultural practices and crafts that question the historic norm and provide a new vision for a shared visual language and experience. This project is supported by a grant from the Texas Commission on the Arts
Hacienda San Miguel Mexican Grill & Bar
🔥LOS EXITOS DE 70s y 80s 🪩🕺 en una sola noche!! Llega RETRO Night con la mejor musica de 2 decadas. Este 17 de Octubre. Baila, Canta y revive cada cancion. Host by Mark Alvarez Horario 8pm al Cierre. ☎️ RESERVA al (956) 994-9495 📍 6101 N 23rd St Ste D, McAllen, TX 78504 #mcallentx #mexicanfood #mexico #restaurantemexicano #musicaenvivo #956rgv #rgv
McAllen Food Park
🚚🌍 Help Us Welcome 3 Amazing Food Trucks to the Lineup! 🎉 Get ready for a flavor-packed experience with: 🔥🍗 La Dos Veinti2 🍦 Kikiribu Nieve Mexicana 🐟 Benichos Ceviche 👨👩👧👦 Fun for the whole family — stay tuned for their grand opening dates! 🔥 with most recently added: 🇲🇽 Sazón Poblano Authentic cuisine from Puebla, Mexico — rich moles, traditional cemitas poblanas, and soulful dishes straight from the heart of Puebla. 🌮 SalMex Where Salvadoran and Mexican flavors collide — pupusas, pambazos, tamales, and fusion eats that feel like home. 🌎 These Five Food Trucks Bring Endless Flavors to One Spot. Come hungry — leave happy!🍽️
McAllen Food Park
🚚🌍 Help Us Welcome 3 Amazing Food Trucks to the Lineup! 🎉 Get ready for a flavor-packed experience with: 🔥🍗 La Dos Veinti2 🍦 Kikiribu Nieve Mexicana 🐟 Benichos Ceviche 👨👩👧👦 Fun for the whole family — stay tuned for their grand opening dates! 🔥 with most recently added: 🇲🇽 Sazón Poblano Authentic cuisine from Puebla, Mexico — rich moles, traditional cemitas poblanas, and soulful dishes straight from the heart of Puebla. 🌮 SalMex Where Salvadoran and Mexican flavors collide — pupusas, pambazos, tamales, and fusion eats that feel like home. 🌎 These Five Food Trucks Bring Endless Flavors to One Spot. Come hungry — leave happy!🍽️