Downtown Santa Ana welcomes the third annual Tamalfest with tamals from local eateries like Mil Jugos, Northgate Market, La Vegana Mexicana, El Indio and more. Tamalfest returns Dec. 17 from 3 to 10 p.m. on 4th Street, between Broadway and Ross Street.
Annual tamaladas, or tamal-making parties, are plentiful this time of year. Many Latino families get together to make dozens and dozens of tamales, usually under the direction of a tia or abuela using an old family recipe. And everyone is expected to help.
Quillares said his idea for Tamalfest came from the annual tamale festival held in the city of Placentia. Quillares created Tamalfest in an effort to stimulate the Downtown Santa Ana economy and help preserve the culture of the city and some of those old family recipes. Quillares doesn’t bring any outside vendors to the event, choosing instead to highlight businesses from the city.Tamal vendors include Gonzales Northgate Market, Mil Jugos, Crave, Chapter One: the Modern Local, Tamales Dona Soco, Rivas Mexican Food, La Vegana Mexicana, El Indio Botanas y Cerveza, Mission Bar, Sabor Cito, Next Round Bar & Grill, Chevitas Juice & Bagels and Perla Mexican Cuisine.
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