Las Posadas is celebrated Sat, Dec 16, 2023 – Sun, Dec 24, 2023

Food are eaten at Las Posadas, they are: tamales, pozole, buñuelos, atole, ponche and café de olla.

Las Posadas is celebrated by a procession of carolers lead by a small child dressed as an angel, as well as food, warm drinks and piñatas.

The location that Las Posadas is celebrated at is Latin America, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Cuba, Spain, and by Hispanics in the United States.

Las Posadas was originated in Mexico in 1586.

Noche de Rabanos is celebrated on December 23.

The activity thing that they do on Noche de Rabanos is to carve oversized radishes.

The location that this is celebrated at is Oaxaca City.

Foods are eaten at Noche de Rabanos they are: buñuelos (fried pastries coated with syrup) and esquites (grilled Mexican street corn mixed with a spicy mixture).

Fun fact: the radishes they carve can be up to two feet long and weigh up to 10 pounds.

We celebrated by putting up christmas lights and we give gift away to family and friends. Also people put Christmas Trees up and the gives go under the trees.

On Christmas eve, an old man, named Santa gives gifts away to little kids, kids wish what they want and Santa will do his best to give the gift to kids. Santa enther puts the gifts under the tree or in their christmas socks. And people say that Santa comes from the chimney and from the window, people put cookies and milk on the table for Santa.

The day of this holiday is on December 24, ( Christmas eve, and December 25(Christmas.

The reason why they celebrate christmas is because to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ,

Traditional Christmas dinner features turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, and vegetables.

Both three holiday are all in fall and winter, and they are all in December, near Christmas.

They all have certain ways to celebrate this fall/winter holiday and they all have foods to eat when celebrating.

They are all celebrated in Mexico and in the United States of America.