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It’s quite possible that Cinco De Mayo has squeezed itself into your plans this coming weekend — making it just in time on Sunday.
The holiday is sometimes considered a minor holiday in Mexico, but it’s becoming widely celebrated here in the U.S., which makes for a fun time at several bars and restaurants around Tucson.
If you’re not sure how to celebrate, there’s plenty of food, beer, Bloody Mary’s, and good old fashioned family fun happening on Sunday. There are a few options out there, so take a look if you need help making a decision.
Between the times of 1 – 6 p.m., the brewery is throwing a Cinco De Mayo celebration the best way they know how: with several pints of beer.
Some of what you can expect to see on tap are all Mexican-inspired beers, such as the Flor De Cereza Gose, La Cosa Gose, Ta Weno, and the El Gallo series.
1912 Brewing Company will also be offering tamales and popcorn with Tajin and Chamoy.
For more information, visit 1912 Brewing Company’s Facebook event page.
Blanco Tacos + Tequila’s Cinco De Mayo fiesta takes place from 11 a.m. – 9 p.m.
You won’t want to miss this all-day fiesta. The restaurant has teamed up with George Straight-owned tequila brand Codigo 1530 for the all-day bash.If you haven’t tried the “King of Country” approved tequila, now’s a good opportunity – it comes at a discount of just $5 for a Classic or Skinny Margarita. More…
For more information, visit the Cinco de Mayo fiesta at Blanco Tacos + Tequila Facebook event page.
Happening from noon – 4 p.m., the craft beer drinking spot is celebrating Cinco De Mayo with Mexican food by Daniela’s Cooking.
They’ll be serving up a fiesta platter that includes mini chimichangas, taquitos, all three of Daniela’s salsas and guacamole.
For more information, check out Caps & Corks’ Facebook event page.
Charro Steak is throwing a bash from 4 – 9:30 p.m. for the holiday, you can be there’s going to be several things to eat throughout the evening.
To make things even more exciting, they’re celebrating with a $5 menu.
Also, all Modelo products are two for $5, and you can snag a Patrón Reposado Bottle for $25.
For more information, head over to Charro Steak’s Facebook event page.
The annual Cinco de Mayo party hosted by Hotel Congress is just one of the highlights of the week.
The party runs from 8 p.m. – 2 a.m. and tickets are $5 each. The fiesta is going to be full of agave spirits, live music, and plenty of dancing.
For more information, visit agaveheritagefestival.com.
From 2 – 9 p.m., Hotel McCoy is partyin’ with Orkesta Mendoza, Joey Burns of the band Calexico, and the touring band Devotchka.
Although, that’s not all. There’s going to be food trucks, fun outdoor activities, family friendly entertainment, and more.
Tickets are $25 per person and all ticket sales go directly to the artists.
For more information, check out Hotel McCoy’s Facebook event page.
The midtown brewery is ready to party on Cinco De May from 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. and they’re pulling out their craft beer’s spicy relative.
Behold the bloody mary. Sentinel Peak Brewing will be offering $5 bloody marys throughout the day, and perhaps you can request a Michelada — if you’re craving a spicy brew instead.
For more information, visit Sentinel Peak Brewing Company’s Facebook event page.
This one’s for the whole family.
It’s going to be filled with the traditions of the Southwest, alongside some mariachi band performances, agave spirit tastings, and artist displays. You’ll also have the option to splurge on food vendors, a local produce farmers market, local makers, games for the kids, and much more.
The event is free and runs from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Tohono Chul Park.
For more information, visit agaveheritagefestival.com.
RA Sushi Bar and Restaurant wants to celebrate Cinco De Mayo with you all day long.
They’ll be offering $4 Mexican Beers and Frozen Margaritas, along with $5 Patron Emperor’s Margaritas. The deal is only for dine-in customers only.
For more information, rasushi.com.
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