2015
Las Posadas - Thank You!
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Procession
on Dec. 12th, we will not be doing the procession, our partners at the
Library can not help this year and we do not have the resources.
Gift Distribution, and Food Baskets: Dec. 19th at 3 pm, if you need a
food basket call 970-412-4536 to get signed up, for gifts ALL children
must be present to pick out their gift.
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A Legacy Lives On - Sarita Aragon's Sabroso Green Chili
It's On Us - Fort Collins
Sexual Assault Victim Advocate Center
http://savacenter.org/its-on-us-fort-collins/
https://www.facebook.com/itsonusfortcollins/
The Museo de las Tres Colonias is proud to partner with the SAVA Center
and the City on this important campaign to work as a community to
end sexual assault violence against women. Will you take the
pledge to help? Go to Fort Collins
Facebook page and Like "It's on Us".
Neighborhood Night Out
Tuesday, August 4th, 2015
6pm - 8pm
Due to budget constraints, the rest of the Chili Fest and Dia de los
Muertos will not happen this year. We hope to be going
full force next year with the help of grants.
Good news - Las Posadas is
on the schedule!!! Stay tuned for dates!!!
2014
Las Posadas
Chili Festival
Dia de Los
Muertos
Story Time Program
Day of the Dead Kids
Program
2013
Las
Posadas
December 14th
6-8 pm at the Museo de las Tres Colonias, 425 10th Street/Romero.
Information contact: Betty Aragon-Mitotes 970-412-4536.
Download
the flyer (PDF).
Chile Cook Off
Dia
de Los Muertos
2011
Las
Posadas
Chile
Cook Off
Cerveza
Vecino
2010
Dia
de los Muertos
Las
Posadas
2009
Finding
Home
Family
Night w/ Senator Baca
Chile
Cook Off
Dia
de los Muertos
Las
Posadas
2008
Chile Cook Off
Dia
de los Muertos
Las Posadas
2007
Chile Cook Off
Dia de los Muertos
Las Posadas
2006
Las Posadas
2004
Preserve America Awards
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SCHOOL
VISITS AND TOURS
The Museo is a wonderful educational experience for any child. Betty
Aragon herself conducts a tour of the site, explaining the way
Mexican-American families lived as far back as the 1920's. She explains
the neighborhood's history, how the houses themselves were constructed
(in the summer, kids even get to make their own adobe bricks!), and how
food was kept and prepared before refrigerators existed!
Touring
the Museo provides insights into their family life and culture, as well
as the work the Museo and Betty herself continues to do on behalf of
the Latino community.
Tours and School Visits are
free.
The Museo is open to the public the third Saturday of every month from
12:30 to 3PM. To schedule a school visit, contact Betty Aragon:
[email protected]
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