The Pulque and Pozole Fair Returns to Toluca in October
The Pulque and Pozole fair returns to Toluca in October, offering three days of traditional drinks and stew in a village setting. Here are the dates, prices, and how to get there. The post The Pulque and Pozole Fair Returns to Toluca in October appeared first on The Rio Times .
The annual Pulque and Pozole Fair is returning to Toluca in October, offering a three-day weekend extravaganza of traditional Mexican cuisine and culture. This family-friendly event showcases two of Mexico's most beloved dishes: pulque, a fermented drink made from maguey agave sap, and pozole, a hearty hominy and meat stew. Alongside these iconic beverages and stews, attendees can enjoy live music, dance performances, and a vibrant cultural program.
The fair takes place in the village of San Felipe Tlalmimilolpan, a locality within the municipality of Toluca, the state capital of Mexico. Visitors can reach the village via the Mexico-Toluca highway or intercity bus, then use local transport to the event site. San Felipe Tlalmimilolpan is known for its authentic local atmosphere, allowing visitors to experience genuine regional traditions away from the usual tourist crowds.
The fair's vendors primarily accept cash in pesos, with prices ranging from 40 to 70 pesos per serving of the main dishes, making it an affordable outing for all.
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