Join a meaningful cultural celebration on Saturday, October 4, 2026, as part of the exhibition “La Milpa, su espacio y tiempo sagrados” (Sin Maíz, no hay país) at the Museo Regional de Antropología e Historia de Baja California Sur.

This special day, titled “El Cordonazo de San Francisco”, brings together indigenous and Afro-descendant groups for a rich and heartfelt convivio. Visitors are invited to experience a full program that includes a guided tour of the exhibition, traditional dance and music, historical and popular readings and narrations, and a shared merienda (light communal meal).

The event offers a unique opportunity to connect with the deep cultural significance of the milpa, corn, and the sacred relationship between land, time, and community. Through performance, storytelling, and shared presence, participants can reflect on the ancestral knowledge and living traditions that continue to shape identity and resistance.

Open to the public, this gathering creates a space of encounter, respect, and celebration of cultural diversity in Baja California Sur.