- Jose Sanchez, creator of the Carnaval Charo costume, says this is a dance and costume tradition of more than 100 years old.
Mexican sugar skull face paintings by Chayo Mosqueda of Fantasy Faces and Body Art were a big hit at the celebration. - Photos by Tammy Murga — Lake County Publishing
Food vendors offered traditional Mexican plates and drinks including many favorites like tacos, enchiladas, and horchata.
Folkloric dresses are typical sights at Cinco de Mayo events. Each color and style is unique to Latin American regional dances.
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Jose Sanchez, creator of the Carnaval Charo costume, says this is a dance and costume tradition of more than 100 years old.
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