Swoop and student dancing together in the middle of the crowd to the mariachi band. Photo by Himaani Ranka.
By HIMAANI RANKA/Staff Writer
On Sept. 18, the Hispanic Student Association held a Hispanic Heritage Month celebration on Harvey Deck featuring a live mariachi band and vocalists, a local taco truck and multiple activities that highlighted Hispanic culture. Activities included painting an alebrije, a brightly colored Mexican folk art sculpture, decorating a mini, pre-filled piñata and a “Guess the Flag” booth featuring flags of Hispanic countries. The celebration was lively and exciting.
Local mariachi band performed throughout the celebration. Photo by Himaani Ranka.
UT Tyler student wearing a flower crown enjoying the guess the Hispanic flag game. Photo by Himaani Ranka.
UT Tyler student Paulina Mataa, holding up her handmade pinata, made during the event. Photo by Himaani Ranka.
A decorated alebrije, brightly colored Mexican folk art sculptures, example placed on table for students to use as an example when painting their own alebrije. Photo by Himaani Ranka.
UT Tyler student performs alongside mariachi band. Photo by Himaani Ranka.
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