Mexican Ways and Roots:
This colorful exhibit explores
the folklore and ancient beliefs
of rural Mexico, uncovering the
origins of Mexico’s modern-
day customs.
Children's Toys and the Games of the King:
Catering to children of all ages, this exhibit
tells the story of one of Mexico’s most beloved
kings, King Nexewacoyotl who defied tradition
by making daily visits to the children of his
kingdom.
The Tree of Life: A bridge to world views, questions that touch us all, the Tree of Life stands as a
symbol of life, death and resurrection. Experience the Aztec way of celebrating this cycle and how
the celebration changed under Spanish influence.
Mexican Textiles: From cotton to
wool, from plant fibers to silk,
Mexican Textiles displays
the beautiful fabrics of Mexico.
Various regions are highlighted
through weaving, embroidery and
costumes revealing unique cultural
patterns and meanings.
Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead): Originally celebrated by the Indians of Mexico as a
way to grieve their dead, this holiday was transformed by the culture that the Spanish
settlers brought with them to the New World. Trace the roots of Day of the Dead and
experience its modern day significance while traveling through this dramatic exhibit.
Traveling Exhibitions Available 2009-2015 Featuring the Cultures of Mexico
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