Los Sabores De Mi México in Washington DC.
The Kahlo family home, a replica of the kitchen and recipes that the Mexican artist Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) and her family share with the world
WASHINGTON, May 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This June 2025, Jarritos, the beloved Mexican soft drink brand, proudly presents the third edition of Los Sabores de Mi México. After bringing a preview of the exhibition to Chicago this past May, the cultural experience returns once again, taking visitors on an artistic journey. This extraordinary event will take place at the Mexican Cultural Institute in Washington, D.C., from June 12 to June 21, 2025, open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturdays from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
We combine the magic of Mexico's incredible flavors with recipes from the iconic artist Frida Kahlo (1907–1954), presenting a world where cuisine meets art. A replica of the façade of the Kahlo family home will offer all visitors an opportunity to learn more about the renowned Mexican artist and her family.
A major highlight of the event is the unveiling of an exclusive book that reveals treasured family recipes. This publication promises to be a culinary and cultural gem, delighting food lovers, Frida Kahlo fans, and admirers of Mexican flavors alike.
"This book connects us to the woman, to the family," said Chef Mónica Patiño. She adds, "To that everyday life—what was eaten in Frida's home, her handwritten recipes… Frida in Coyoacán was always deeply connected to traditional Mexican cooking, which is still alive today."
The exhibition will also feature never-before-seen photographs capturing the intimate essence of the Kahlo family. Immerse yourself in the personal and artistic world of this Mexican icon through these unique images.
"It is a great honor to share a part of our heritage, of our family's story, with the world," said Mara Romeo Kahlo, Frida Kahlo's great-niece. "We believe that the kitchen is the heart of a home, and we are bringing a gastronomic art book and period pieces to share Frida in a very simple, everyday, and fun way…"
Enhancing the experience further, we will showcase ten monumental "Fridas," each reimagined by talented contemporary Mexican artists. These stunning works of art pay homage to the enduring influence of Frida Kahlo in the art world, highlighting her legacy in bold and original ways.
The "Paint Your Frida" workshops will offer families and children the chance to express their creativity and inspiration by painting miniature replicas of the monumental sculptures on display—an engaging and artistic hands-on activity.
Los Sabores de Mi México not only celebrates the rich cultural and culinary heritage of Mexico, but also, in this edition, pays an unprecedented tribute to one of the country's most important artists and her legacy. The event seeks to preserve and honor Mexican heritage, culture, gastronomy, and the arts through events, exhibitions, product launches, and more.
For more information about Los Sabores de Mi México and upcoming events, visit: https://saboresdemimexico.com/Eventos Main site: saboresdemimexico.com
Washington, D.C. Dates: June 12–21, 2025 Location: Mexican Cultural Institute (2829 16th St NW, Washington, DC 20009)
Highlights:
Exhibit at the Mexican Cultural Institute
Culinary tastings at various locations across Washington, D.C.
Special guests: members of the Kahlo family — Mara De Anda and Mara Romeo Kahlo, great-niece and great-great-niece of the artist
Attendance by Esteban Moctezuma Barragán, Ambassador of Mexico to the United States
Los Sabores de Mi México supports Mexican art and artists. In Washington, D.C., Marisela Rumberg, a self-taught artist from Mexico whose work has been exhibited on three continents and featured in international art and textile publications, will create a live "LitoFrida" piece during the events surrounding the exhibition.
Additionally, renowned Mexican chefs will be part of this edition, including:
Marcelino Zamudio, Chicatana Restaurant
Alam Méndez, Apapacho Restaurant
Chabela Coss, Executive Chef of Grupo Pascual
These chefs will pay tribute to traditional Mexican cuisine inspired by the Kahlo family's recipes. This cultural celebration will unite prominent figures from the worlds of art, gastronomy, and diplomacy in a unique experience honoring the roots of Mexico.
About Los Sabores de Mi México: Los Sabores de Mi México is a cultural organization dedicated to preserving and celebrating Mexican heritage, culture, cuisine, and the arts through events, exhibitions, product launches, and more. The Washington, D.C. stop is part of a national tour across major U.S. cities, designed to showcase the richness of Mexican culture in all its glory.
Official Website: https://saboresdemimexico.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lossaboresmx/
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