The fifth day of May, more often than not, lands on a weekday, which means that, yes, on occasion, every seven or so years (the "or so" part is a nod to leap years), Cinco de Mayo coincides with a ...

Dance, traditions and culture are part of the celebrations of Cinco de Mayo in Siouxland. Through dance, a group of local children has learned about its cultural roots. Las Estrellas de Jalisco (The ...

Cinco de Mayo was celebrated on Monday, May 5 — and through the preceding weekend — around Southern California, commemorating the historic victory in 1862 by a Mexican militia of 4,500 men who fought ...

Cinco de Mayo is one of the most recognized Mexican holidays in the United States. It's when people search for half-price margaritas and feast on Mexican food. But Cinco de Mayo isn't actually about ...

It’s Cinco de Mayo on Monday, and while most of us associate it with margaritas and nachos, the Mexican holiday celebrates a battle won in the French-Mexican War in 1862. Before heading out to ...

Before Cinco de Mayo became associated with tacos and margaritas, the day served as a reminder of Mexico's triumph over the French. Celebrated annually, Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's ...

The Mexican Mutual Society ushered in a new court of Mexican princesses and queens during its annual pageant. The May 3 event followed the Cinco de Mayo parade in Lorain and marked the second pageant ...