Veggies From Mexico Farms Celebrate the Start of Spring
Culiacán, Sinaloa.- The arrival of the spring season sets a time for renewal and life, where nature gets filled with color and energy. In Mexico, it is common for school children to celebrate this season with parades, wearing flower and animal costumes that represent the awakening of nature. In the farms of our Veggies From Mexico community, this tradition is also present, by bringing together the little ones in a joyful atmosphere to welcome spring.
Agricola El Porvenir (Tricar Sales) held its traditional festival at the Acapulco and El Porvenir shelters. In this event the daycare children, sons of the farm workers enjoyed a special moment, by parading in costumes of bees, bunnies, ladybugs, lions, frogs, and flowers. Accompanied by their parents and the social work team, they enjoyed a day filled with joy and togetherness.
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Agrícola Belher celebrated its traditional Spring Festival at its Dorita Community Development Center. The event started with a parade featuring the kings and queens of each grade: Vania and Daniel from early school, Yadira Lizbeth and Jesus Yahir de preschool, Nohemi and Luis Alberto from elementary school, Bruno and Estefania from middle school, as well as Dayra from the CAM, and Manuel and Ashly from daycare.
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Then, the little ones added their special touch with a variety of dances. The early school students performed “el gallo y la pata,” while preschoolers danced “la abejita baila.” Elementary school students in 2º, 3º, and 4º grades showed their energy with “la primavera llegó rock and roll”, and 3º grade preschoolers performed “Rene”. Finally, middle school students surprised the audience with “Si antes te hubiera conocido” and elementary school students in grades 4º, 5º, and 6º closed with “Rene”.
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Also, at its Lo de Beltran Community Development Center, the arrival of spring was celebrated with a parade of carnival floats with preschool children. Also, a festival with dances and recreational games was held in preschool and elementary school, where the crowning of kings also took place.
Del Campo y Asociados celebrated its traditional spring festival at Batan and San Juan fields. In a colorful environment, the children of its workers performed commemorative dances, and at the end, they shared with their families a fair with a variety of snacks such as chimichangas, pizza, and tostilocos.
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It was a day full of joy and talent which celebrated the arrival of spring.
Learn more about our Veggies From Mexico farm community at:
NUESTRA COMUNIDAD – Veggies From Mexico
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