La Quema del Diablo is one of the first Guatemalan Christmas traditions that truly marks the beginning of the season, and it is also one of the most fascinating. When people ask me what La Quema del Diablo is, why Guatemalans burn the devil, or what the meaning of La Quema del Diablo really is, … Read more
This article includes the Antigua Guatemala Semana Santa 2026 Procession Schedule and Routes—a detailed guide to the most important Holy Week events happening throughout Lent and Semana Santa. If you’re wondering what time are the Semana Santa processions in Antigua Guatemala or looking for updated procession routes in Antigua Guatemala 2026, this guide will help … Read more
If you’re wondering what people eat during Semana Santa in Guatemala, this guide will walk you through the most delicious and meaningful dishes of the season. I’ll be sharing the most traditional Guatemalan Semana Santa foods, the cultural stories behind them, and recipes you can try at home. From torrejas and bacalao to empanadas de … Read more
If you’re looking for a Day of the Dead craft for kids that’s meaningful, colorful, and fun to make, this DIY sugar skull paper garland is just what you need. It’s one of the most engaging Dia de los Muertos crafts for kids and can easily be included in your Day of the Dead activities. … Read more
I’m excited to share some of the best Hispanic children’s books with Latino characters that focus on empowering and encouraging kids to embrace and fall in love with their Latino identity. These children’s books by Latino authors highlight the experiences of Latino youth growing up in the U.S., navigating the challenges of being bicultural and … Read more
This Guatemalan worry dolls craft for kids is a fun and meaningful activity that introduces children to the rich cultural traditions of Guatemala. This simple craft uses pipe cleaners and colorful yarn to create Guatemalan worry dolls or “quitapenas”. Learning how to make Guatemalan worry dolls not only sparks creativity but also provides an opportunity … Read more
National Hispanic Heritage Month, observed from September 15 to October 15, is a vibrant celebration of the rich cultural history, traditions, and contributions of Hispanic and Latin American communities. This month is a significant opportunity to recognize and honor the diverse backgrounds and experiences of Hispanic and Latino individuals. By incorporating various Hispanic Heritage Month … Read more
Hispanic Heritage Month is a wonderful time to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic artists and creators, and a fantastic way to start is by exploring the life and art of Frida Kahlo. If you’re looking for a Hispanic Heritage activity for kids learning about Frida Kahlo is a great start, as she was one of … Read more
Updated for 2026 The Festival de las Flores Antigua Guatemala 2026 is scheduled for November 14 and 15, 2026. This annual flower festival transforms Antigua’s cobblestone streets, colonial ruins, plazas, balconies, and courtyards with floral installations, live music, art displays, workshops, and family-friendly activities. If you are visiting Antigua Guatemala in November 2026, the Festival … Read more
These Three Kings Day or Dia de Reyes free printable gift tags are perfect for personalizing gifts from the Three Magi during Epiphany. I’ve included some free Three Kings Day designs that you can easily print at home and I’ve also included some cute Three Kings Day printable letters so your kids can write to … Read more
