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SUMMARY:Bird Banding Science Study With Timothy Brush
DESCRIPTION:Timothy Brush\nQuinta Mazatlan welcomes presenter Timothy Brush on June 1 as he shares what he has learned and is still learning about Valley birds. \nGreen Jays and Clay-colored Thrushes are tropical birds that many birders love to see. While they are often seen at nature centers and refuges\, they are also readily seen in towns and cities around the Rio Grande Valley. Brush has been conducting a bird-banding study of these birds since March 2018 to better understand their lives in our area. Bird banding is a federally regulated process which requires extensive training to ensure the safety of the birds. \nBrush is a retired professor of Biology who taught at UT Rio Grande Valley and has studied Valley birds for more than 30 years. He enjoys sharing what he has learned and is still learning about Valley Birds. \nTickets for this presentation are $3 per person and are available for purchase at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/bird-banding-science-study-with-timothy-brush/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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SUMMARY:Growing Resilient Tomatoes
DESCRIPTION:Quinta Mazatlan welcomes Stephanie Kasper on May 18 to discuss tomato care in South Texas\, including seed starting tips\, trellis options\, disease prevention\, and variety recommendations based on four years of trials at UTRGV’s Hub of Prosperity Farm in Edinburg. There will also be a tomato tasting to follow the presentation. \nKasper is a sustainable agriculture researcher and farm manager at UTRGV’s Hub of Prosperity Farm. She’s passionate about all kinds of resilient local food production\, especially tomatoes. This will be her ninth tomato growing season and sixth season in the Rio Grande Valley. \nTickets are $3 per person and are available for purchase at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \nFor more information\, contact Quinta Mazatlán or follow Quinta Mazatlán on social media.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/growing-resilient-tomatoes/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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SUMMARY:Exploring Nature Writing: Spirituality of Trees
DESCRIPTION:Explore and write about trees at Quinta Mazatlan with naturalist and explorer Taylor Zavala.\nQuinta Mazatlán invites the public to explore and share connections with nature through the writing class: Exploring Nature Writing: Spirituality of Trees on April 29. Evaluate relationships with the natural world\, engage in stories\, learn new creative tools to enhance writing\, and explore techniques to tune in to the world around us before imaginations are set off to play. \nAttendees will explore native trees within the thorn forest by engaging their olfactory\, vision and skin senses as a means of “place-seeking.” By learning how trees function and communicate through sense-experience of their own\, we can appreciate the like value of communication\, community and being of another species. This experience offers an invitation to connect with oneself\, people and species around us. It emphasizes the interconnectivity of our world and the value which comes through the approach of writing and story as not only a form of expression but as a form of Stewardship. \nThe class fee is $3 per person\, with advance registration preferred via quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/exploring-nature-writing-spirituality-of-trees/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminars and Workshops
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SUMMARY:Importance of Bees
DESCRIPTION:It’s pollinating season! Quinta Mazatlán hosts Glenn Simpson on March 30 as he gives information on the importance of bees. Additionally\, Simpson will also have a table set up with products from Bay Bees to take home. \nTickets are $3 and available online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/importance-of-bees/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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SUMMARY:Exploring Nature Writing: Wonder in Wildflowers
DESCRIPTION:Explore Nature Writing Outdoors with Quinta Mazatlan Educational Specialist Taylor Zavala\, on March 11. (photo Taylor L. Zavala)\nIn celebration of National Plant A Flower Day\, Quinta Mazatlán invites the public to explore and share a connection with nature through its writing class\, Exploring Nature Writing: Wonder in Wildflowers\, on March 11. Evaluate relationships with the natural world\, engage in stories\, learn new creative tools to enhance writing\, and explore techniques to tune in to the world around us before our imaginations are set off to play. \nThis class’s theme centers around ‘National Plant A Flower Day’ which was created to build awareness towards the species which could use a little more love as we shift into the Spring season. Flowers are as much a part of our culture and traditions as they are the natural world\, carrying stories\, messages and wishes. \nClass fee per person is $3 with advance registration preferred via quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \n\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/exploring-nature-writing-wonder-in-wildflowers/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminars and Workshops
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SUMMARY:Quinta Mazatlan Valentines Concert
DESCRIPTION:Quinta Mazatlan presents an early Valentines Concert in the Park on Feb. 9 with Dos Voces\, a contemporary classical duo. Guests may arrive prior to the 6 p.m. concert to take in the nature and birding trails through the woods. \nDos Voces’s Cecy and Bri have collaborated through the years as performers and music educators. As Dos Voces\, they integrate their disciplines of voice\, piano and guitar. Open to innovation and fun\, the two explore the Bolero as well as Jazz\, Soul and other contemporary genres. \nQuinta Mazatlan reminds the public that\, “Music is all around us\, especially in nature. From babbling brooks to chirping birds\, there is a symphony of sounds around us. Through music we can create deep connections with others\, ourselves\, and our natural world.” \nTickets are $7 per person and are available online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/quinta-mazatlan-valentines-concert/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festivals and Celebrations
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20230111T170000
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SUMMARY:Quiet Mind Yoga in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Quinta Mazatlán hosts a night of outdoor yoga and meditation in the park with Quiet Mind Yoga on Jan. 19 from 6-7 p.m. \n“Nurture with Nature” focuses on well-being\, mindfulness and a healthy quality of life. The evening includes a beginner friendly yoga flow\, meditation and breath work. Guests should bring a yoga mat or blanket/towel for the grass\, comfortable clothing\, natural insect repellent and a water bottle for the hour session in nature. \nQuinta Mazatlán recommends pre-purchased tickets for $3 each at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \nAbout Quiet Mind Yoga\nQuiet Mind Yoga was founded by Matthew Morales in McAllen. Morales began his journey with yoga over 14 years ago to aid his studies in the arts. It wasn’t until seven years ago that he was lead to fully dedicate himself to the practice. Around that time\, Matthew had begun doing work to look at the patterns and habits of his life.  As he was traveling\, the world in 2016\, he met yoga teachers from the United States\, India\, Australia and more\, inspiring him to pursue yoga as a facilitator. With QMY\, Matthew hopes to help people heal\, and set themselves free through yoga and other modalities. QMY works to build a sense of community by creating experiences and environments for all to feel welcome. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/quiet-mind-yoga-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20221226T170000
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SUMMARY:Gardening for Wildlife
DESCRIPTION:Gardening for Wildlife\, presented by the Center for Urban Ecology\, introduces how and why guests can use plants for beautiful and wildlife-friendly gardens on Jan. 7. From 2-3 p.m. at Quinta Mazatlan. learn more about the native plants of the Rio Grande Valley\, which ones attract different animals\, and why they are important to wildlife while also benefiting people. \nThere are more than 1\,200 plants considered native to the Rio Grande Valley\, from large shade trees to subtle ground covers\, that could potentially be used in cities\, towns and yard landscapes. \n“The goal of Gardening for Wildlife is to encourage and help participants to feel more comfortable using native plants in their spaces\,” says John Brush\, program instructor. “We want people to leave the program with ideas on what plants they can use and knowledge of resources to help them plan their garden.” \nGardening for Wildlife is for both beginner and experienced gardeners alike. \nGardening for Wildlife is an indoors program. Participants must register in advance at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. Workshop admission is $5 per person. \nFor more information\, call Quinta Mazatlan or email the Center for Urban Ecology at center4urbanecology@gmail.com. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/gardening-for-wildlife/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminars and Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20221006T190000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220928T194628Z
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SUMMARY:Native Plant Sale & Talk With Mike Heep
DESCRIPTION:Mike Heep\nQuinta Mazatlan kicks off Native Plant Month in Texas on Oct. 6 with a native plant sale and Mike Heep’s presentation\, “Landscaping with Native Plants.” \nHeep will focus on a wide variety of the Rio Grande Valley’s native plants and information on how to diversify your garden with local specialties that help sustain the ecological and biodiversity of the region. \nSouth Texas native plants are the ecological basis upon which life depends on in the Rio Grande Valley. All terrestrial animals\, in one way or another\, depend on these plants for food\, shelter and nesting. With an educational background in botany\, agriculture and chemistry\, Heep turned his passion into a business and opened Heep’s LRGV Native Plant Nursery in Harlingen in 1978. Heep grows more than 150 native plants and enjoys sharing his knowledge on how to design bird- and butterfly-friendly native gardens with the community. \nHeep also works closely with Quinta Mazatlán\, restoring and preserving the native habitat in “the big backyard\,” which can serve as a demonstration site for your garden. \nPre-purchased tickets are online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. Tickets are $3 per person. \n\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/native-plant-sale-talk-with-mike-heep/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220922T180000
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SUMMARY:Make a Fun and Simple Backyard Habitat
DESCRIPTION:Allen Williams\nTransform a portion of your yard into a welcoming place for birds and butterflies this fall. Allen Williams\, landscape habitat specialist at PSJA ISD\, goes over the key components that you need to address to do so on Sept. 22 at Quinta Mazatlan. To help you grow your “edible” garden for wildlife\, the native nursery “Blue Mockingbird” will also be selling native plants to take home. \nWilliams became the first landscape habitat specialist for Pharr-San Juan-Alamo ISD in 2013. His land stewardship career spans over 20 years. Williams is passionate about creating gardens that connect young minds to the wonders of nature. His specialty is butterfly gardens where students can gain first-hand knowledge from an “outdoor living classroom.” \nAny lawn\, large or small can be turned into a wildlife habitat\, because some habitat is better than none.  Adding native plants to a garden will assist in attracting a large variety of birds and butterflies.  Furthermore\, the local wildlife is more familiar with native plants and will put them to good use for food and shelter. At a minimum\, choose plants that are native to your state or country. \nCome early to walk the trails and visit the nature gift store with a new stock of hummingbird feeders\, bird shirts and more. \nTickets are available online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com for $3.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/make-a-fun-and-simple-backyard-habitat/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Recreation,Speakers
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SUMMARY:Dr. Seuss Story Book Adventure on the Trails
DESCRIPTION:Quinta Mazatlan brings the Dr. Seuss book “What Was I Scared Of?” to life on July 28 with a wacky adventure along the trails. A special appearance will be made by The Cat in the Hat. \nQuinta Mazatlán’s Forest Trail will feature Dr. Seuss characters that bring out the pages of the book\, featuring the spooky empty pants. “What Was I Scared Of?” illustrates the importance of not judging a book by its cover and having the courage to communicate with others whom may appear to be different. \nPatrons may dress as their favorite Dr. Seuss character. The special themed trail will be up through Aug. 6 at Quinta Mazatlan. \nTickets are available online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com at $3 per person. Children ages 2 and under are admitted free. \n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/dr-seuss-story-book-adventure-on-the-trails/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festivals and Celebrations
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220723T210000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220723T210000
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SUMMARY:Mothing by Moonlight at Quinta Mazatlan
DESCRIPTION:When the sun goes down\, the moths come out at Quinta Mazatlan. Join them for a special glimpse into the world of nocturnal insects on July 23 from 9 p.m. to midnight. \nA dimly lit trail will guide the guests through the Thorn Forest trails at Quinta Mazatlan to special Mothing Stations with knowledgeable naturalists. Guests should expect to see spiders\, scorpions\, frogs\, toads\, beetles and more. \nMcAllen’s Urban Ecologist John Brush shares\, “We are celebrating National Moth Week in the park. There are over 10\,000 species of moths in the United States and Canada\, with over 100\,000 worldwide.  Moths are the unseen pollinators of the night\, playing a huge role in helping plants reproduce and being important parts in food webs of many terrestrial ecosystems.” \nWear comfortable and protective outdoor clothing. Quinta Mazatlan recommends long pants and flat closed-toe walking shoes. They also ask guests to bring their own flashlights\, and prepare for biting insects by spraying before coming \nGuests are asked to remain on the walking trail and to be aware of their footing\, as forest areas will be dark. \nQuinta Mazatlan recommends patrons buy tickets in advance online. Admission is $5. \nFor more information\, call Quinta Mazatlan.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/mothing-by-moonlight-at-quinta-mazatlan/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220721T203000
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SUMMARY:Contacto Animal at Quinta Mazatlán
DESCRIPTION:Meet animals up close and learn more about them on July 21 for a bilingual demonstration by Contacto Animal at Quinta Mazatlán. Find out why all animals are important\, including scorpions\, tarantulas\, toads\, lizards\, snakes and more. Presentation begins at 7:30 p.m. in the park. \nAlejandro Millan\, director of Contacto Animal\, will talk about the unique traits and natural abilities of the animals. Alejandro was born in Mexico City\, and discovered his love and passions towards animals while working at a theme park. After a couple of years\, Millan moved to the city of Monterrey\, Nuevo Leon where he graduated with bachelors in biology and started working with animals in various city parks. Eventually\, he initiated his own business\, and today he is the director and founder of Contacto Animal USA. \nThe show was created to entertain and educate people on different animal species. Contacto Animal USA also provides presentations on topics regarding conservation\, management and environmental education. \nThursday Night LIVE takes place through Aug. 18. Sponsors are South Texas Health System Children’s and Freels Orthodontics. \nPark admission is $3 per person which includes the program; children ages 2 under are free. \nPre-purchase tickets are available at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/contacto-animal-at-quinta-mazatlan/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220707T203000
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SUMMARY:Live Reptiles by Gladys Porter Zoo
DESCRIPTION:Jaime Zepeda\, Educational Assistant with Gladys Porter Zoo\, shows off one of the bull snakes that will be visiting Quinta Mazatlán\nGladys Porter Zoo presents live reptiles at Quinta Mazatlan on July 7 with an up-close learning experience. \nThe Gladys Porter Zoo focuses on conservation\, education\, recreation and also serves as a wildlife rehabilitation center. Public outreach is an important aspect of the zoo’s overall mission and is a primary responsibility for Jaime Zepeda. Zepeda will present several species of reptiles\, turtles\, snakes and even an alligator (Alligator mississippiensis). Attendees will learn what makes these animals so unique and important. \nZepeda graduated from University of Texas Rio Grande Valley with a bachelor degree in biology. He became a Texas Master Naturalist and volunteered at Gladys Porter Zoo prior to becoming permanent staff at the zoo. \nThursday Night Live takes place Thursday evenings through August from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sponsors are South Texas Health System Children’s and Freels Orthodontics. \nPark admission is $3 per person and can be pre-purchased at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \nFor more information\, contact Quinta Mazatlán.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/live-reptiles-by-gladys-porter-zoo/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220630T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220630T203000
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SUMMARY:Thursday Night Live: A Night of Magic in Nature
DESCRIPTION:Oscar Munoz\nMagician Oscar Munoz visits Quinta Mazatlan for its Thursday Night Live on June 30. Munoz is an illusionist and motivational speaker\, offering quality programs that are both educational and entertaining. His programs contain magic\, music and educational messages for kids of all ages. Every presentation is created to motivate\, energize and entertain. Munoz combines motivational themes with his award-winning stage act. \nMuñoz possesses a doctorate in magic from the FFFF Fraternity in Batavia\, NY. He brings more than 27 years of experience as a professional motivational speaker and master comedic magician. He is known throughout the state of Texas as the leading specialist in the field of educational and motivational magic shows for students of all ages and grade levels. \nCome early for a walk on the trails or a picnic dinner under the trees. The park admission is $3 per person (ages 2 and under are free). \nPre-purchase tickets online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/thursday-night-live-a-night-of-magic-in-nature/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Recreation
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220623T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220623T203000
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CREATED:20220614T174744Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220614T174744Z
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SUMMARY:Reptile Adventures with Danny Conner
DESCRIPTION:Danny Conner with Spartacus the Snapping Turtle.\nBring the family for a live Reptile Adventure with Danny Conner on June 23 at Quinta Mazatlan. Among the stars of the show are Juanita\, a reticulated python; “Spartacus”\, a 100-year-old alligator snapping turtle; and “Atlas\,” a granite python. \nConner is the owner of Reptile Adventures. He has been keeping and caring for reptiles for more than 30 years and has a unique background blend of education\, science and theater. Conner educates\, entertains and fascinates crowds of all ages as he shares his love\, knowledge and respect for these amazing animals. Conner is well respected\, and is often an expert source among his colleague and other reptile professionals. He is known for his passion\, his diverse and impressive collection\, and for his general love of all animals\, especially the cold-blooded kind. \nThursday Night Live takes place every Thursday evening in the summer through August from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Series sponsors are South Texas Health Systems Children’s and Freels Orthodontics. \nPark admission is $3 for everyone\, ages 2 and under are free. \nFor more information\, call Quinta Mazatlán. To purchase tickets\, visit quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/reptile-adventures-with-danny-conner/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Entertainment,Speakers
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SUMMARY:Amazing Animals
DESCRIPTION:Alejandro Millan\, director of Contacto Animal\nTake the opportunity to learn and explore at a live animal show on June 16th at Quinta Mazatlán. The interactive and bilingual demonstration by Contacto Animal USA features all kinds of animals from parrots\, lizards\, snakes and frogs. \nAlejandro Millan\, director of Contacto Animal\, will talk about the unique traits and natural abilities of the animals. Millan was born in Mexico City; he discovered his love and passions towards animals while working at a theme park. After a couple of years\, Millan moved to the city of Monterrey\, Nuevo Leon where he graduated with bachelors in biology and started working with animals in various city parks. Eventually\, he initiated his own business\, and today he is the director and founder of Contacto Animal USA. The show was created to entertain and educate people on different animal species. Contacto Animal USA also provides presentations on topics regarding conservation\, management and environmental education. \nThursday Night Lives take place Thursday evenings June 2 to Aug. 18 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sponsors are South Texas Health Systems Children and Freels Orthodontics. The park admission is $3 per person which includes the program; children ages 2 and under are free. \nPre-purchase tickets are available at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/amazing-animals/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Entertainment,Speakers
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220402T140000
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CREATED:20220328T235309Z
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SUMMARY:Monarch Fest
DESCRIPTION:Each spring\, Monarch Butterflies migrate north and east around March or April. On April 2\, Quinta Mazatlan hosts the annual Monarch Fest from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in McAllen\, with the Bug Parade at 11 a.m. \nFamily activities include live music\, dance\, vendors\, arts & crafts\, migration path\, speakers\, garden tours\, food and other activities. The main stage features cultural dances and performers throughout the festival. Quinta Mazatlan encourages festival goers to wear orange and wings. \nChildren of all ages will enjoy the Bug Parade with an invitation to dress as a pollinator and walk in the parade. The Bug Parade is led by the famous McHi Drumline\, Butterfly Stilt Walkers and more entertainers. Kids can also meet The Very Hungry Caterpillar along the route. \nAmbassador animals will be on display with presentations by Gladys Porter Zoo and Animal Contacto. Boy Scouts can work on fulfilling badge requirements including Grow Something\, In the Wild\, Feathers-Fur-Fins and the Insect Badge. Girl Scouts can work to complete Outdoor Art Petal\, Animal Habitat\, Garden and Bug Badges. \nAdults will enjoy the live music\, garden tours\, native plant sale\, vendors\, food and monarch/gardening speakers. The streets of “Mazatlan” will feature educational booths hosted by UTRGV Entomology\, Estero Llano Grande\, Resaca de las Palmas\, McAllen Recycling & Composting\, McAllen Fire Station\, McAllen Police Department\, McAllen Library\, McAllen Public Utility\, One Up Mushroom\, Santa Ana NWR\, Texas Master Naturalists and more. \nFestival sponsors are the Radisson Hotel\, Med Care EMS\, Whataburger and many educational organizations and volunteers. \nFestival admission is $7 for adults\, $5 for children\, and children ages 2 and under are admitted free. \nTickets are available online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/monarch-fest/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festivals and Celebrations
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220317T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220317T180000
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CREATED:20220307T201931Z
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SUMMARY:“Beginner’s Luck: My First Year of Birding” With Avrel Seale
DESCRIPTION:Avrel Seale\nLooking to begin birdwatching? Join Avrel Seale for “Beginner’s Luck: My First Year of Birding” at 6 p.m. March 17 at the Nature Speaker Series at Quinta Mazatlán World Birding Center. \nA Valley native living in Austin\, Seale is the author of 10 books and a writer for the University of Texas at Austin. The youngest son of Jan Seale and the late Carl Seale\, he is also the brother of Erren and Ansen\, all of whom have been heavily involved with Quinta Mazatlán over many years. Seale began filming and photographing birds during the catastrophic winter storm of February 2021 and never stopped. His presentation will include a video highlighting the best captures of his first year of birding. Nearly all of his subjects were filmed in Texas\, including at Quinta Mazatlán\, Estero Llano Grande State Park near Weslaco and South Padre Island. \nFor Seale\, the challenge of photography is greater due to a major stroke four years ago. Seale can use only his left hand\, and camera shutter releases are almost exclusively on the right. Despite this hurdle Seale persevered and picked up tips and tricks on how to capture stunning images of birds. He utilized a mix of tools to build his bird knowledge\, including traditional field guides and Facebook groups\, as well as apps such as Merlin\, eBird and iNaturalist. \nBeginning Birding\nCapturing images of nature does not require an advanced professional camera. Nature photography can begin with your own cell phone camera. In addition to digital photography\, Seale uses a cell phone and a spotting scope. This captures slow-motion video revealing extraordinary details of bird behavior too quick to notice in real time. \nThe benefits of birding include improving physical and mental health by staying active and reducing stress. Birders engage with community and other birders while providing a positive economic impact on the community. Birding can happen almost anywhere from a local park to a back yard. It also does not require any extras to begin. As long as you have an interest\, it’s never too late or too early to begin your birding journey. \n“They say youth is wasted on the young\, and I was woefully disinterested in birds for all those years I lived in the Valley\,” Seale mused. “I guess I had to move 350 miles away before I realized that my hometown is basically the center of the birding universe.” \nTickets are $5 per person. Pre-purchased tickets recommended. Tickets available for purchase at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/beginners-luck-my-first-year-of-birding-with-avrel-seale/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220312T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220312T120000
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CREATED:20220302T190443Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220302T190629Z
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SUMMARY:National Plant a Flower Day at the Mazatlan Morning
DESCRIPTION:March 12 is National Plant a Flower Day and Quinta Mazatlan is celebrating with Mazatlan Morning from 9 a.m. to noon with the Native Plant Sale\, Talk\, Walk & Seed Bombing. \nMcAllen urban ecologist John Brush presents a program at 10 a.m. titled “Quinta in Bloom\,” highlighting the native flowers around the sanctuary. \nMike Heep\, Valley’s native plant nursery owner\, will sell plants from 9 a.m. to noon with a presentation at 11 a.m. This is an opportunity for attendees to ask questions about what to grow in a garden. \nKids and adults alike can make Seed Bombs to take home and toss anywhere they would like to cover with flowers.  Seed Bombs are balls made out of clay\, compost and seeds.  Apparently\, Seed Bombs were first used in the 70’s to “bomb” large vacant lots in New York City with flowers—they called it guerilla gardening. \nThe event is free with park admission of $3 for adults\, $2 for children\, and ages 2 and under are free. Reserve your tickets online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com in order for the park to prepare accordingly. \nFor more information\, contact Quinta Mazatlan or follow Quinta Mazatlan on social media.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/national-plant-a-flower-day-at-the-mazatlan-morning/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festivals and Celebrations
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220303T190000
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CREATED:20220222T205120Z
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SUMMARY:Backyard Gardening with Stephanie Kasper
DESCRIPTION:Stephanie Kasper\nInterested in starting your own vegetable garden? Not sure where to start? Ask an experienced farmer for tips and tricks on how to begin and maintain your own garden at the Nature Speaker Series. Quinta Mazatlán World Birding Center hosts UTRGV research farmer Stephanie Kasper on March 3 for a special presentation on sustainable agriculture and growing food in the Rio Grande Valley. \nThis presentation will discuss strategies for starting and maintaining vegetable gardens under challenging South Texas conditions. \nKasper is a research farmer at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley. Here\, she studies soil health practices and manages the Hub of Prosperity Farm. The farm began in 2019 for community-facing sustainable agriculture research and education. With agricultural experience at scales ranging from apartment patio to 200-acre ranch\, she believes everyone can be involved in creative and sustainable food production solutions. \nTickets are $5 and available for purchase at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/backyard-gardening-with-stephanie-kasper/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220127T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220127T190000
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SUMMARY:Winter Migrating & Resident Birds with Thamara Hernandez
DESCRIPTION:Quinta Mazatlán hosts Thamara Hernandez\, Urban Park Ranger at Santa Ana NWR\, on Jan. 27 in an outdoor presentation on winter migrating and resident birds of the Rio Grande Valley. \nIn North America there are 338 bird species that are Nearctic-Neotropical migrants. Of those 338 species\, 333 of them have been documented in Texas. The 615 species of birds on record in Texas are the highest record of any other state. About 54 percent of them are Nearctic-Neotropical migratory birds. The Rio Grande Valley is one of the most biologically diverse areas in North America. \nMigratory birds provide numerous ecosystem services such as pest control\, plant pollination\, serve as food source for other wildlife\, and attract millions of birders and nature enthusiasts from all over the world. \nAbout Thamara Hernandez\nWorking for the Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge right along the banks of the Rio Grande river\, Hernandez has a responsibility to maintain the refuge for these magnificent migratory birds on their journeys. A Rio Grande Valley native Hernandez grew up in San Juan. Her passion for the environment and conservation was instilled early on by her family who worked in agriculture fields. She learned firsthand all the hard work that goes into maintaining a healthy environment. Through her role as Urban Park Ranger\, Hernandez has played an active role in educating her community on the importance of protecting and conserving the natural habitat of the Rio Grande Valley. \nTickets are $5 per person. Pre-purchased tickets are recommended online at www.quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/winter-migrating-resident-birds-with-thamara-hernandez/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speakers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220120T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220120T190000
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CREATED:20220111T183206Z
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SUMMARY:“Healthy-Delicious-Better! Mediterranean Cuisine”
DESCRIPTION:Chef Nancy Melhem\nQuinta Mazatlán hosts Chef Nancy Melhem from Greens & Lemons on Jan. 20 for a night of healthy Mediterranean Recipes & Tapas Tasting Outdoors at Thursday Night Live.  \nMelhem will showcase some of her favorite recipes and discuss the benefits of Mediterranean dishes. Mediterranean food is based on the traditional cuisines of Greece\, Italy\, Egypt and other countries that border the Mediterranean Sea. Plant-based foods\, such as whole grains\, vegetables\, legumes\, fruits\, nuts\, seeds\, herbs and spices\, are the foundation of Mediterranean cuisine. \nMelhem is the founder and head chef of Greens & Lemons restaurant in Mission. She started her business from the grounds up sharing her love of cooking and healthy dishes through social media as a contract chef for private clients. As her clientele grew\, Melhem decided to take a leap of faith and invest in her own establishment. Her passion for making delicious meals and providing quality products proved a success as Greens and Lemons is now one of the premiere healthy eateries in the Rio Grande Valley. \n“Many people associate eating healthy to lose weight. However\, following a balanced diet is good for everyone and its benefits are not only limited to weight control. Eating healthy is not a regimen\, it is a lifestyle in which you provide your body with what it needs to keep you healthy\, fit and happier than ever.” –Greens & Lemons \nPre-purchased tickets recommended at $5 each. Tickets available for purchase at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com. \nFor more information\, contact Quinta Mazatlán.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/healthy-delicious-better-mediterranean-cuisine/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Entertainment
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20220106T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20220106T190000
DTSTAMP:20260421T181435
CREATED:20211229T153514Z
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SUMMARY:Valley Nature Poetry with Katherine Hoerth
DESCRIPTION:Katherine Hoerth\nQuinta Mazatlán World Birding Center hosts author and poet Katherine Hoerth Jan. 6  for a night of eco-poetry and special reading/book signing of her most recent publication “Prairie Madness.” The visit is part of the Nature Speaker Series at Quinta Mazatlán. \nA McAllen native\, Hoerth captures the culture of South Texas. She paints a lasting image of one of the most biologically diverse regions in the country\, the Rio Grande Valley.  \nHoerth is the author of five poetry collections\, including Flare Stacks in Full Bloom\, Borderland Mujeres\, Prairie Madness and Goddess Wears Cowboy Boots. She is the 2015 recipient of the Helen C. Smith Prize for the best book of poetry in Texas. She is also the recipient of the 2021 Poetry of the Plains Prize from North Dakota State University Press. Her work has been published in numerous literary magazines including Summerset Review\, Valparaiso Review and Southwestern American Literature. She is a member of the Texas Institute of Letters. In 2017\, she joined the English department at Lamar University as an assistant professor of creative writing and editor-in-chief of Lamar University Literary Press. \nHoerth’s most recent publication Prairie Madness won the 2021 Poetry of Plains and Prairies Award from North Dakota State University Press.  \nTickets for the event are $5 per person. Pre-purchased tickets recommended. Tickets are available for purchase online.  \nFor more information\, contact Quinta Mazatlán and follow Quinta Mazatlán on social media.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/valley-nature-poetry-with-katherine-hoerth/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Arts,Speakers
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20211030T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20211030T130000
DTSTAMP:20260421T181435
CREATED:20211019T183326Z
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SUMMARY:Quinta Mazatlán Halloween Party in the Park
DESCRIPTION:Quinta Mazatlán World Birding Center‘s Halloween Party in the Park takes place Oct. 30 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. \nThe event is free with park admission. Guests will be able to walk the Sticks and Bones trail\, do some shopping from some local vendors and stop by Randerie’s food truck. Live performances include the City of McAllen Parks and Recreation Folkorico dancers and the award-winning Mariachi Mariposas. \nThe event is free with park admission. \nTickets are available at the gate or online at quintamazatlan.ticketleap.com.\n\n\n	Related
URL:https://valleybusinessreport.com/event/quinta-mazatlan-halloween-party-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Quinta Mazatlan\, 600 Sunset Drive\, McAllen\, TX\, 78503\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festivals and Celebrations
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