Friday, October 27, 2006
Dia De Los Muertos
Dia De Los Muertos a ritual that dates backway before halloween and even before the spaniards invaded mexico..which we know fom Global Studies was a LONG time ago. Seriously this is what makes Latin America so cool. Made up by 22 countries someone always has a huge fieston going on, and it is always filled with rich and meaningful history!!! We at latweeno.com are proud to keep showcasing this diverse rich and wonderful family called Latinos that we get to be a part of. NOW....Fast foward what is Dia De Los Muertos? Dia De los Muertos is a holiday in which Mexicans celebrate the death and life of thier ancestors with ancient rituals such as altars and sugar skulls. The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be helping NYC celebrate Dia De Los Muertos Mexican Style while teaching us some spooky little things alogn the way that might even help us spice up halloween!!!! Check out the info listed below and look out for LATWEENO.COM at the event this saturday!
Dia De Los Muertos at the Met Museum:
¡Vengan a Festejar el Día de Los Muertos! /Celebrate the Day of the Dead!
El Museo Metropolitano de Arte los invita a esta celebración tradicional mexicana. ¡Presentaremos un documental, talleres educativos, charlas y música para toda la familia!
Para reservar plaza, por favor llamen al 212-650-2833 o envíen un mesaje por correo electrónico a diadelosmuertos@metmuseum.org
11:00–13:00 hs., El Museo Metropolitano de Arte
The Museum invites English- and Spanish-speaking families with children to enjoy a film, tours, and music in celebration of this holiday.
Reservations required; call 212-650-2833 or send an e-mail to diadelosmuertos@metmuseum.org.
Free with Museum admission
11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m., Uris Center for Education, ground floor
Illegal Immigration dialogue continues in the Mainstream: Ugly Betty
Last night's episode was funny and touching as always but in the last few minutes of the show, a very serious issue surfaced in the fictional Suarez' family- Betty's dad did not have a social security because as he relunctantly confessed to Betty, the father had been in the United States illegally.
I think that it was a very risky and bold move for the Show's writers and producers to address such a "political" issue especially in an election year. I think that considering the fact the President Bush , has just signed a bill for the construction of a "fence" to keep out illegal immigrants this storyline is more relevant than ever. You can read the article here.
WHAT DO YOU THINK??????
Halloween Events
Blood Manor is 5,000 square feet of terror. This bloodcurdling labyrinth includes 11 themed rooms of horror and NYC’s only haunted 3-D maze, where guests receive 3-D glasses to view ghastly images as demons, monsters and ghouls stalk them. Blood Manor is meant to be intense and scary and is not recommended for kids under 14 years of age.
Where: 542 West 27th Street, 212-290-2825
When: October 26-31
Admission: $20 in advance, $25 at the door, $30 Express Entry
Halloween in Central Park
Enjoy Halloween in Central Park with two fun events for adults and kids alike.Great Halloween Party in Central Park
Where: Naumberg Band Shell, Cherry Hill, and Rumsey Playfield. Enter Central Park from East or West 72nd Street.
When: Saturday, October 28, 2006. 11AM-3PM
Admission: FREE!! Round up the whole familia for a day of costumes, hayrides, and live entertainment.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Trick or Treat!
To dress up as Betty Suarez (UGLY BETTY) all you need is:
plastic glasses, fake braces, a colorful poncho, a wig and you are set!
Dress up as A-ROD!
To dress up as A-ROD all you need is:
an A-ROD jersey (make sure it has the number 13 on the back!), pinstripe pants, a yankee hat, and a bat.
Look out for more costume ideas tomorrow here on LATWEENO.COM! Have any other cool ideas or want to share what YOU are dressing up as? Email us at latweeno@yahoo.com!
Monday, October 23, 2006
EMMY LATINO!
CHRISTINA!!!
Fernando Arau