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F rench forces invading the M e xican state of P uebla had no idea their defeat on M ay 5 , 1 8 6 2 would be turned into an A merican holiday celebrating M exican heritage . B ut lucky for you, C inco de M ayo has become a day to enjoy folklorico dancers, chow down on fajitas and consume a margarita (or two ) . S N &R has compiled some of our favorite “fiestas ” — whether you want something for the whole “familia” or a night on the town with your best “amigos.”
Music & Entertainment Cinco de Mayo Comedy Jam
Cinco de Mayo at the Sacramento Children’s Museum
Sunday, 2100 Arden Way, 6 p.m. Get ready to laugh along with the funniest Latin and urban comedians in California at the Cinco de Mayo Comedy Jam. Along with headliner Kabir “Kabeezy” Singh, this show will also feature Sacramento native Ellis Rodriguez. Singh is fresh off a six-city, sold-out headlining tour and has headlined a night at every major comedy club, including the Hollywood Improv, Hollywood Laugh Factory and San Francisco Punchline. For more information and tickets, visit www.punchlinesac.com.
Family-Friendly Events Sunday, 2701 Prospect Park Drive #120, Rancho Cordova, 5:30-8 p.m. Children of all ages are invited to come and celebrate Cinco de Mayo on Sunday at The Sacramento Children’s Museum. May is Mexico month and the museum will host several events throughout the month. Children will make paper bag maracas in honor of the holiday on Sunday. The event is open to the public with an RSVP. To reserve your spot now, call (916) 638-7225.
Cinco de Mayo Celebration with the River Cats Sunday, 400 Ballpark Dr., West Sacramento, 1 p.m. PHOTO COURTESY OF SACRAMENTO PUNCHLINE
Concert at Union Serna Plaza
Celebrate Mexican Heritage at Raley Field in West Sacramento with the Sacramento River Cats as they take on the Las Vegas 51s. The Cinco de Mayo celebration is presented by Miller Lite and will feature Cat Crew members and other River Cats staff dressed for the occasion. Tickets start at just $8.
Tapas and Tutus
Thursday, 6000 J St., 5 p.m. Come hear the hot sounds of the B-Side Players at Union Serna Plaza at Sacramento State University, located between the University Union and the Hornet Bookstore. The B-Side Players are a San Diego-based band that mixes the sounds of Cuba, Jamaica, Mexico and Brazil and their own mix of funk, jazz, and hip-hop. Mariachi Los Versatilles will open the show at 5 p.m. Event is free and open to the public.
Sunday, 921 11th St., Elks Tower Ballroom, 2 p.m. Presented by Sacramento Ballet and Pecorelli Productions, the 3rd annual Tapas and Tutus fundraiser brings together fun and entertainment for a delicious Cinco de Mayo event. The evening will feature a variety of tapas stations, a margarita and tequila bar, a celebrity salsa bar, a silent auction, door prizes, photo opportunities, a salsa dance lesson and a chance to meet and mingle with the professional artists of the company. Tickets are $60.
Cinco de Mayo Outdoor Music Festival
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Sunday, 112 Pacific St., Roseville, noon Presented by The Union, the Cinco de Mayo Outdoor Music Festival is an allday music festival featuring the sounds of A-Train, Sacred Fire, Grunge Inc, The Ripoffs, Rock & Rhyme, DJ Hektor S and more. While you’re there, check out the salsa cook-off competition. Purchase pre-sale tickets now at theunion.ticketleap. com/cinco for only $5 or inside of The Union in Roseville.
Javelin Cinco de Mayo show at the Blue Lamp Sunday, 1400 Alhambra Blvd., 8 p.m. Genre-hopping duo Javelin will stop in Sacramento to perform material from their critically-acclaimed album Hi Beams this Cinco de Mayo. The group will also unveil a previously unreleased track, “The Marimba Song” at the show. Tickets are $10-$12.
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Cinco Denio’s Sunday, 1551 Vineyard Road, Roseville, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Roseville’s premier farmers market and swap meet Denio’s will host an inaugural Cinco de Mayo celebration, Cinco Denio’s. The celebration will include an assortment of authentic Mexican food, traditional dancing and mariachi bands, a low-rider car display, handmade treats, and tons of fresh produce.
Cultural/Dance/ Museum Tequila Museo Mayahuel Saturday and Sunday, 1200 K St., all day Located on “The Kay” in downtown Sacramento, Tequila Museo Mayahuel is a tequila museum, featuring a restaurant, bar and lounge. For Cinco de Mayo, they will have an extended beer garden, mariachi bands and two beer trailers outside serving draft beer. Traditional Aztec dancers will perform throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday.
Mexican American Digital History Saturday, 2574 21st St., 1:30-3:30 p.m. Sol Collective will be hosting an exhibit and discussion of the Mexican American Digital History Project for Cinco de Mayo. The project is an effort to collect, assemble and post the local and regional history of MexicanAmerican activism from 1940 to the present to preserve the history. For more information, visit www.MexicanAmericanDigitalHistory.org.
Tamale Party at the Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op Learning Center Thursday, 1914 Alhambra Blvd., 6-8:30 p.m. Join Chef Dio at the Sacramento Natural Foods Co-op Learning Center for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to make delicious tamales in your own kitchen just in time for Cinco de Mayo. Chef Dio will also demonstrate how to make one of his favorite desserts — coconut flan. Tickets are $49 or $40 for co-op members, 18 and older. For more information, visit www. sacfoodcoop.com.
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Bars & Restaurants Cinco de Mayo in Old Sacramento Friday-Saturday, Old Sacramento, 6 p.m. - 2 a.m. (Sunday) See Old Sacramento come alive on Cinco de Mayo weekend with parties and celebrations in Sacramento’s original entertainment district — featuring 12 bars within two blocks, and food and drink specials galore at participating bars.
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Cinco De Mayo at Park Ultra Lounge and Mix Downtown
Sunday, 1521 L St., 3 p.m.-1 a.m. Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo at de Vere’s Irish Pub in downtown Sacramento, where every year they pay respect to the San Patricios, a band of Irish men that bravely fought alongside Mexican soldiers during the Mexican American War. There’s no cover and Coronas will be $2, margaritas will be $4, and tequila shots will be $4. They will also be serving $2 tacos.
Centro Cocina Mexicana Saturday and Sunday, 2730 J St., 3 p.m.-1 a.m. Centro Cocina Mexicana restaurant will host a Cinco de Mayo celebration kicking off with a bartender’s competition at 3 p.m., sponsored by Partida Tequila. The back parking lot will be fenced off to allow for festivities throughout the day, including food, fun and drinks.
Saturday, Park Ultra Lounge: 1116 15th St., Mix Downtown: 1525 L St., 8:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. Come celebrate Cinco de Mayo in style at Park Ultra Lounge and Mix Downtown. Park Ultra Lounge has a $15 cover charge to get in and Mix Downtown has a $20 cover charge. Park Ultra Lounge will serve specialty drinks with 1800 Tequila, which includes $5 shots as well as $6 margaritas. Mix Downtown will have $2 tacos and music for the events will be provided by DJ Peeti V at Park Ultra Lounge and DJ Mike Moss at Mix Downtown.
Ernesto’s Mexican Food Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 1901 16th St., 7 p.m. Ernesto’s Mexican food will host a Cinco de Mayo celebration lasting all weekend featuring mariachi music starting at 7 p.m. Friday, 7:30 p.m. Saturday and brunch time music on Sunday. There will also be tequila tasting and beer coupons will be given out each evening.
Cinco De Mayo Party at the Pine Cove Saturday, 502 29th St., 5 p.m.-1 a.m. Come party the night away at the Pine Cove on Cinco de Mayo. Sing your heart out at karaoke from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. They will also be serving nachos and have drink specials, including $4 margaritas and $3 Tecate.
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VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE! S ure , you can ask the barkeep for “ dos cerv ezas, por favor.” B ut w h y not start your Cinco de Mayo celebration w ith these signature cocktails? T hen vot e for your favorite . Salud !
Flor de Nopal 2 oz. Scorpion Mezcal Silver 2 oz. prickly pear puree 1/2 oz. lime juice 1/2 oz. agave nectar slice of jalapeño worm salt rimmer
Tequila Museo Mayahuel
1200 K St., Ste. 3, Sacramento Created by: Oscar Escobar
Mexican Apple 1 oz. tequila 1 oz. Apple Pucker 1/2 squeeze lime 1/3 oz. agave nectar splash 7UP
Celia’s Mexican Restaurant 9584 Micron Ave., Sacramento Created by: Rodrigo Zamora
Cabo Stinger Scorpion Mezcal Silver triple Sec fresh lime sweet & sour Serve with an ice-cold Coronita turned upside down in glass.
3 Fires Lounge
1501 L St., Sacramento Created by: Ben Johnson
Mezcalita 1 1/2 oz. mezcal 1/4 fresh avocado 1 oz. lime juice 1/2 oz. organic agave nectar Blend and enjoy!
Azul Mexican Food and Tequila Bar 1050 20th St., Sacramento Created by: Gustavo Sanchez
Smoked Linen 1 1/2 oz. mezcal 1/2 oz. St. Germain 1/2 oz. lime juice topped with Squirt cucumber garnish
The Blackberry Margarita 2 oz. 100% Blue Agave tequila 1 oz. agave nectar 1 oz. lime juice squeeze of Funkin Blackberry Puree Strain into sugar-rimmed margarita glass.
Zocalo
1801 Capitol Ave., Sacramento 1182 Roseville Parkway, Roseville Created by: Joe Anthony Savala
The Hamp Fire Scorpion Mezcal Silver agave nectar fresh pink grapefruit juice fresh lime juice muddled fresh jalapeno and serrano chili peppers Served on the rocks with salt.
Hampton’s on Sutter
608 Sutter St., Folsom Created by: Josh Norman
The Oaxaca Collins Scorpion Mezcal Reposado maraschino syrup fresh lemon juice soda water
Tres Hermanas
2416 K St., Sacramento Created by: Mark Neuhauser
Mezcalita Scorpion Mezcal fresh agave nectar cucumber mint leaves soda fresh lime
Roasted Pineapple & Jalapeno Margarita 1 1/2 oz. Agabales Tequila 1/2 oz. agave nectar 5 grilled pineapple chunks 1/4 jalapeño, grilled 1/2 oz. lime juice, fresh squeezed
Carmelita’s Restaurant 4071 Howard St., Fair Oaks Created by: Alfredo Lua
Margarita 2 oz. Don Julio Añejo Tequila 3 1/4-inch slices of serrano pepper 5 1-inch wedges of ripe pear 1/4 oz. agave nectar 1 oz. fresh squeezed lime juice 1 oz. house-made sweet & sour Muddle pepper, pear, agave and lime juice. Shake tequila and sweet & sour in tin 1/2 filled with ice. Add muddled mixture and double strain into martini glass rimmed with Sweet and Spicy, Salted-Rim mixture. Garnish with pear.
Kupros Bistro
1217 21st St., Sacramento Created by: Keegan Currey
The Paloma Braza Scorpion Mezcal Silver fresh squeezed lime juice fresh squeezed grapefruit juice soda water Served with a salted-rim and fresh lime over ice.
Skybox Grill and Bar
2110 L St., Sacramento Created by: Jordan Smith
Vallejo’s Restaurant
1900 4th St., Sacramento 1100 O St., #8 Sacramento Created by: Sonia Soto
Jamaican Margarita 2 oz. Centenario Reposado 1 1/2 oz. fresh squeezed lime juice 1 1/2 oz. agave nectar 1 oz. of Jamaica concentrate Mixed with Chile Tajin, shaken over ice. Glass should be rimmed with a mixture of Chile Tajin and salt.
Florez Bar and Grill
5900 S. Land Park Drive, Sacramento Created by: Roger Florez
Cucumber & Cilantro Margarita 2 1/4 oz. Agave Tequila 2 1/4 fresh-squeezed lime juice 10 leaves of cilantro 4 slices of cucumber Muddled, shaken, garnished with cucumber.
Carmelita’s Restaurant
204 Riverside Ave., Roseville Created by: Mike Perez
Pineapple Jalapeno Margarita 2 oz. Herradura Blanco 1 oz. agave nectar 1 oz. fresh lime juice 5 fresh pineapple pieces 1 slice fresh jalapeño Muddle and shake well w/ice. Fill new glass with half ice. Strain and serve in margarita glass. Garnish with 1 large jalapeño.
Ernesto’s Mexican Food 1901 16th St., Sacramento Created by: Bartending staff
The Wrangler Margarita 1 1/2 oz. Scorpion Mezcal Blanco 1/2 oz. Blue Curacao 1/4 oz. Sweet & Sour Splash of Orange Juice Splash of PIneapple Juice
Tequila Museo Mayahuel
1200 K St., Ste. 3, Sacramento Created by: Charles J. Connolly III
The Wrangler
8945 Grant Line Road, Elk Grove Created by: Mike Deniger
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Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a traditional Mexican spirit by Kendall Fields
So you’ve heard about tequila, but what about its much more complicated, sophisticated cousin, mezcal? Mezcal, which is revered as Mexican cognac, has smoky flavor notes and is a very high quality drink. Mezcal is predominantly made in Oaxaca, Mexico, an area known for its native maguey plants (also known as agave) used in the drink. Douglas French owns a distillery with 20 employees in Oaxaca where Scorpion Mezcal is made. French explains that his mezcal is made of maguey from independent farmers and cooperatives, then cut into smaller pieces and cooked. The cooked agave is pressed to squeeze juices out. This juice is separated into batches to ferment in pots before being distilled twice. Then, it is pumped into holding tanks and put into oak barrels for aging. “ T he mezcals French says mezcal is such a unique drink because unlike tequila, which only uses one kind of agave, over 30 different varieties of agave can be used. The type of agave used is the key to creating different flavors of mezcal, and some have compared mezcal to wine in this respect. But mezcals are known for something more than just the unique flavor — a worm, or a scorpion in the case of Scorpion Mezcal, is inserted into the bottle. The scorpion doesn’t add any flavor, French says, explaining that the FDA-approved arachnid is just for fun and can be eaten. “Worms are for wimps!” French jokes.
are very high quality, which can be appreciated by sipping them. However shooting mezcal is a lot of fun.” Douglas French Owner, Scorpion Mezcal
Mezcals are just starting to take off in the U.S. market, French says, adding that he recommends people try many different types of mezcals to find a flavor and smoothness that suits their palate. “The mezcals are very high quality, which can be appreciated by sipping them,” French says. “However shooting mezcal is a lot of fun. You can chase shots with wedges of lime or oranges or a sip of sangrita.” As if you needed an excuse to drink this Cinco de Mayo, mezcals also make great cocktails, like the Copa Verde and Zengo Stinger drink recipes below.
Copa Verde
Zengo Stinger
Recipe created by Dale DeGroff
Recipe created by Claudia Maia
Serves: 1 2 oz. Scorpion Mezcal Silver 1/4 avocado, ripe 1/2 oz. lemon juice 1/2 oz. lime juice 3/4 oz. agave ayrup Water to thin
Serves: 1 2 oz. Scorpion Mezcal Silver 3 wheels cucumber, muddled 1 oz. sour mix 1/2 oz. serrano sour; muddle chili with sour mix, strain
Mix all ingredients with hand immersion blender, add Scorpion Silver and thin to taste with water. Add ice and stir, pour into chilled glass.
Rim glass with Sal de Gusano or Chili Piquin. Muddle cucumber and Serano chili with sour mix, and strain. Add Scorpion Mezcal and sour mix, shake with ice and strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with lime wedge.
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