Learn about Las Posadas traditions and how it's celebrated in Latin America and the U.S. Celebrate Las Posadas With These Traditions, From Piñatas to Ponche Navideño Skip to main content ...

Beyond the traditional nine-night religious practice, posadas can also be more secular, one-day celebrations that incorporate Mexican and Latino holiday food, dance, music and cultural practices.

Piñatas, Las Posadas, and treats: Join a joyful Olvera Street tradition Follow Mary and Joseph as they seek a room at an inn; music, goodies, and joy weave through the celebration's nine-night run.

Las Posadas, one of Latin America’s most striking holiday traditions, begins in Santa Rosa and beyond. As carolers from Resurrection Catholic Church of Santa Rosa prepare to hold Las Posadas ...

Las Posadas runs Dec. 16-24. How is Las Posadas celebrated? Las Posadas celebrations typically include prayers, a procession, piñatas, music, hot food and drinks and sweets, according to Journey ...

Every December 13 to 24, Las Posadas festivities are held around Latin America and the U.S.. In Los Angeles, Olvera Street hosts the city’s longest running event with nightly processions ...

Hispanics United for Perry will hold its annual Las Posadas Celebration on Friday, Dec. 16 in Perry. The celebration will begin with an ecumenical church service at 6:30 p.m. at St. Patrick’s ...