Festivals & events
Posted: 19 Sep 2011
Strictly Come Dancing winners Darren Bennett and Lilia Kopylova d...
Celebration is a big part of the Mexican way of life. So we'll be keeping you up to date with all big events in Mexico and closer to home. Whether its summer music festivals, a reality TV show final or the latest sporting event, we'll make sure you can get together and celebrate in style!
As well as sharing in the festivities, we'll keep you updated on the latest Discovery events, and give you a chance to experience the fun, flavour and colour of Latin life with us.
Mexican Independence Day Salsa
Strictly Come Dancing winners Darren Bennett and Lilia Kopylova discover salsa.
Winter Warmers
Cold, wet and miserable, December is all about wrapping up warm! And, what better way to keep the winter chill outside then with a sensational taste of Mexico. Using our authentic Mexican...
Wrapbread Party Wraps
Wrap up Christmas with our delicious Wrapbread party wraps. Available in four varieties – white, multiseed, wholemeal and white plus – they are the perfect healthy option to bread and can be filled with a selection of tasty and exciting ingredients.
Mexican Christmas and New Year Party Food
If you're bored of the same old Christmas party nibbles, why not add a touch of spice by serving some tasty Mexican nibbles to your family and friends! The perfect party food, Mexican brings food sharing to a whole new level.
Mexican Independence Day
Discovery celebrated the 200th anniversary of Mexican Independence Day in Brighton at a fiesta filled with food, fun and entertainment including a traditional Mariachi band, dancers, piñatas and face-painting for children.
Festive party food
Ring the changes this year and offer delicious Mexican nibbles for hungry guests. Quick and easy to prepare, these are perfect for whipping up for a party, a Saturday night telly-fest or for unexpected guests over the Christmas period.
A traditional Mexican Christmas
When you think of Christmas, do you automatically think of turkey and tinsel? If you want to do things a little differently this year, why not celebrate with a traditional Mexican Christmas...
