Charles A Banker III

Welcome to The Patio on Guerra, where you can savor a one-of-a-kind dining experience that will leave a lasting impression on you. The restaurant is famous for its delectable and flavorful dishes that satisfy even the most sophisticated taste buds. As you enter the restaurant, you will be greeted by a charming and elegant candlelit ambiance that sets the perfect mood for a romantic evening. The menu at The Patio on Guerra is thoughtfully curated to showcase the finest ingredients, featuring USDA Prime steaks and seafood. The chefs use their expertise to create dishes that are not only delicious but also visually appealing. In addition to the delectable food, there is a wide selection of signature cocktails, craft beers, and award-winning wines, all perfectly paired with the dishes.

Join the biggest celebration in the Rio Grande Valley at Fiesta Edinburg, organized by the Edinburg Chamber of Commerce. This week-long festival offers visitors a chance to enjoy a parade, live music, arts and crafts booths, and delicious food. Get ready to have a Texas-sized good time at the Edinburg Municipal Park. Fiesta Edinburg is a significant annual event in the community. The four-day celebration begins on March 2nd at Bert Ogden Arena and features live music, carnival rides, and family entertainment. Come and join us in the celebration.

Would you like to learn about the history of Mission, Texas? Then, it would help if you visited the Mission Historical Museum, where you can explore a variety of artifacts and attractions that showcase the area's rich past. The collection includes early maps, household items, historic costumes, tools, documents, and photographs. You can also find texts in the on-site library that offer a deeper understanding of Texas history. The Museum's primary goal is to preserve the history of Mission and western Hidalgo County by collecting and maintaining objects and records of historical significance. By offering exhibitions, programs, and research opportunities, the Museum provides a glimpse into the area's colorful past for both area residents and visitors. The main building, built in 1939, once housed the offices of John H. Shary, a valley pioneer, and it is the perfect starting point for your tour. Walk through the halls and immerse yourself in local history. Don't forget to visit the Military Room, which features a humbling wall dedicated to local veterans and other honored heroes. Finally, stroll through the butterfly garden on the Museum's premises.