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Explore the diverse culinary scene of Brownsville, known as a true foodie paradise, with the Brownsville Secret Food Tours. The city has a unique blend of cultural influences, which has resulted in a rich tapestry of flavors. From authentic Mexican street tacos to fusion dishes blending Tex-Mex and Southern cuisines, Brownsville's food offerings are a testament to its vibrant heritage. Experience an immersive gastronomic journey by embarking on a Brownsville Food Tour, which takes you through the city's culinary landscape, guided by locals who know the best-kept secrets. The tour includes stops at family-run eateries that dish out generations-old recipes and modern restaurants that push culinary boundaries, making every stop on the tour a delightful revelation. Nestled in the heart of Brownsville, this hidden gem is waiting to be explored and promises a genuine culinary adventure.
Craft Social is a craft studio that is locally owned and provides a creative experience for the community. The studio offers canvas, ceramic painting, and other D.I.Y. projects, such as creating custom bottle openers and tote bags. Rug tufting is also available, making Craft Social the first in the R.G.V. to offer this service. Craft Social is a studio that welcomes anyone looking for a fun activity. It is perfect for enjoying time with friends and family or a solo creative escape. You can participate and have a great time regardless of your skill level. You can also arrange private events such as birthday parties, team bonding, and bachelorette parties. At the end of your visit, you will take home a unique craft you designed. So, let your creativity flow and have a blast at Craft Social.
The Texas Onion Fest is a celebration of the world-famous Texas 1015 Onion, which was developed in Weslaco and is now the State Vegetable of Texas. The onion is named after its suggested planting date, October 15. The Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors the festival, and it includes live entertainment on two stages, an Onion Eating Contest, a variety of food options, commercial booths, kiddie rides, Dancing Horses, a 1015 Market, a Car Show, cooking demonstrations, and more. The Dancing Horses performance is an event you cannot afford to miss. It features horses trained to dance to traditional Mexican music, with their riders performing alongside them. The Car Show will display a lineup of custom SUVs, trucks, and classic cars to admire. The Onion Eating Contest is famous and open to all ages, with categories for youth, adults, and beauty queens. The Kids Zone is where children can enjoy various activities and rides, including a petting zoo. Remember to visit the Culinary Center, which features food demonstrations highlighting the Sweet Texas 1015 Onion, the festival's main attraction.