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Traditions of Día de Muertos: How to create a Mexican-inspired ofrenda to celebrate the lives of your loved ones
Read full article: Traditions of Día de Muertos: How to create a Mexican-inspired ofrenda to celebrate the lives of your loved onesDía de Muertos, celebrated on Nov. 1 and 2, is a vibrant Mexican holiday that honors deceased loved ones through the creation of ofrendas or altars. These altars, adorned with photographs, candles, marigolds, and the deceased's favorite items, facilitate the return of spirits to the earthly realm. MECA Houston commemorates the tradition with exhibitions and festivals, showcasing community-created altars and performances that blend indigenous and Catholic practices.
From the Fields to the Vineyards: How Latino farmers built their own wine Legacy
Read full article: From the Fields to the Vineyards: How Latino farmers built their own wine LegacyGenerations of Hispanic families have worked vineyards - now, more of them are finally leading them. Wine and travel contributor Daniela Garrido shared how these winemakers are reclaiming their history and crafting award-winning wines.
Las Perras Cafe welcomes everyone for coffee, connections and signature brews honoring female activists
Read full article: Las Perras Cafe welcomes everyone for coffee, connections and signature brews honoring female activistsCelebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at Las Perras Cafe, a Latina-owned coffeehouse bringing people together. Get to know the owner and how she's creating an inclusive space for everyone.
Texas Salsa Congress brings music, movement, and community to Houston
Read full article: Texas Salsa Congress brings music, movement, and community to HoustonMusic, mentorship, and culture collide as a result of the Texas Salsa Congress. How they're using salsa to preserve tradition while welcoming new voices - plus, we'll hit the dance floor for a lesson. And by dance floor, we mean Studio B.
What’s happening in Houston for Hispanic Heritage Month 2025
Read full article: What’s happening in Houston for Hispanic Heritage Month 2025Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month in Houston (Sept. 15–Oct. 15) with free concerts, festivals, food and family activities across the city; here’s your guide to this year’s top events.
Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations in Houston highlight culture, unity, and visibility
Read full article: Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations in Houston highlight culture, unity, and visibilityHispanic Heritage Month began September 15, honoring the culture and contributions of Latinos across the country. Here in Houston, celebrations are taking shape in neighborhoods like Second Ward — or Segundo Barrio — where residents say the month is about more than tradition.
Houston Muslims to hold grand opening Saturday for Spanish-speaking Islamic education, community center in Alief
Read full article: Houston Muslims to hold grand opening Saturday for Spanish-speaking Islamic education, community center in AliefIn a city with one of the largest Muslim populations and Spanish speakers, it's only fitting Spanish-speaking Islamic education center called Centro Islamico would exist in Houston. But Latino/Hispanic Muslims in America have been around longer than you might know.
Juan Garza: Elevating Houston’s film scene with ‘LA RESERVA’
Read full article: Juan Garza: Elevating Houston’s film scene with ‘LA RESERVA’Houston-based film director Juan Garza has been making waves with his latest film, “LA RESERVA”, a powerful new release that’s gaining attention in the film industry.
Spotlighting Houston’s Go Tejano Committee helping to promote Hispanic culture all year
Read full article: Spotlighting Houston’s Go Tejano Committee helping to promote Hispanic culture all yearFrom their Scholarship Gala, to the Mariachi Invitational and Rodeo Houston, learn more about their year-round events and fundraising.
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo inducts first Hispanic to Executive Committee
Read full article: Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo inducts first Hispanic to Executive CommitteeJuan Garcia has been a HLSR volunteer for more than 20 years, beginning fresh out of law school, when he joined the HLSR’s Legal Advisory Committee and shortly after, joined the Go Tejano Committee.
From humble beginnings to Houston restaurant empire, David Herrera's legacy started with one goal
Read full article: From humble beginnings to Houston restaurant empire, David Herrera's legacy started with one goalAs we continue to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, we're featuring the inspiring story of restaurant owner David Herrera. From living on a farm in El Salvador to owning seven restaurants in the Houston area with his sons, how he says others can create their own path to success.
Peruvian Houston area businesswoman helping the community one sweet at a time
Read full article: Peruvian Houston area businesswoman helping the community one sweet at a timeKPRC 2 knows Houston is home to incredible Latin American cultures and cuisines and as part of Hispanic Heritage Month we want to recognize some Latinos who are making a difference in their communities.
Houston Muslims introduce Spanish-speaking Islamic education, community center in Alief
Read full article: Houston Muslims introduce Spanish-speaking Islamic education, community center in AliefIn a city with one of the largest Muslim populations and Spanish speakers, it's only fitting Spanish-speaking Islamic education center called Centro Islamico would exist in Houston. But Latino/Hispanic Muslims in America have been around longer than you might know.
How this pioneer made NFL history as the first Mexican Hall of Famer
Read full article: How this pioneer made NFL history as the first Mexican Hall of FamerThroughout the years, the National Football League has worked extensively to grow the game of football in Mexico -- from playing a regular-season game each year in Mexico City, to starting up more youth programs in the country to get kids involved from a young age.
How a coin toss cost this pioneering Hispanic musician his life on ‘The Day the Music Died’
Read full article: How a coin toss cost this pioneering Hispanic musician his life on ‘The Day the Music Died’It is one of the most famous songs recorded, depicting one of the most famous tragedies in music history.
Was there any better entertainer in golf history than Chi Chi Rodriguez?
Read full article: Was there any better entertainer in golf history than Chi Chi Rodriguez?One of golf’s more entertaining events, the Ryder Cup, begins on Friday and figures to be a lively and must-see event, once again, for golf and sports fans throughout the world.
Did Sonia Sotomayor save baseball 28 years ago?
Read full article: Did Sonia Sotomayor save baseball 28 years ago?While appointing Sonia Sotomayor as a justice for the Supreme Court in 2009, then-President Barack Obama caught a few people by surprise when he said, “Some say Judge Sotomayor saved baseball.”
Houston Healthcare Executive honored for contributions to city’s Hispanic community
Read full article: Houston Healthcare Executive honored for contributions to city’s Hispanic communityBorn, raised, and educated in Houston, Dr. Marlen Trujillo has dedicated the past 25 years to improving public health by serving her community. The type of care she now provides is something that goes far beyond an exam room.
Muy delicioso! Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at these Houston restaurants beloved by KPRC 2′s staff
Read full article: Muy delicioso! Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at these Houston restaurants beloved by KPRC 2′s staffIn celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, KPRC 2 is highlighting some of our favorite restaurants to enjoy across Houston.