Un Poquito de Mexico Launches Successful First Annual Summer Camp in Quincy

Un Poquito de Mexico Launches Successful First Annual Summer Camp in Quincy

July 9, 2026

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A group of children and adults pose on a stage decorated with balloons and a welcome sign that says "BIENVENIDOS" at the Mexico Summer Camp in Quincy. The children hold up small prizes, and everyone is smiling, celebrating their time together at Un Poquito de Mexico.

Un Poquito de Mexico Launches Successful First Annual Summer Camp in Quincy

Un Poquito de Mexico is excited to celebrate the successful opening of its 1st Annual Summer Camp in Quincy, Florida. Children ages 3 to 15 are enthusiastically participating in a fun-filled cultural experience where they are learning about Mexican traditions through folkloric dance, music, art, language, crafts, and much more.

This special program has been made possible through the collaboration and support of the Secretariat of Public Education of Mexico (SEP), PROBEM Hidalgo, PROBEM Jalisco, the Mexican Consulate in Orlando, and many generous community partners. We are especially honored to welcome two visiting teachers from Mexico, Dr. Ana Lilia Angeles Barrera, from Hidalgo and Maria Elena Rodriguez, from Jalisco, whose knowledge and passion are enriching the children’s experience.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has helped make this inaugural camp a success. Together, we are inspiring young minds while celebrating the rich heritage and traditions of Mexico.

A woman holds up a booklet while speaking to a group of children and adults seated at a table decorated with craft supplies during an Un Poquito de Mexico Summer Camp in Quincy. Balloons and a bear-themed banner are visible in the background.
A group of smiling children and one adult sit around a red-covered table, waving at the camera. The table is filled with art supplies and snacks, and everyone appears to be enjoying a creative activity indoors at Summer Camp Quincy, inspired by Un Poquito de Mexico.
A group of children and adults pose on a stage decorated with balloons and a welcome sign that says "BIENVENIDOS" at the Mexico Summer Camp in Quincy. The children hold up small prizes, and everyone is smiling, celebrating their time together at Un Poquito de Mexico.
Colorful handmade drawings of mountains, crowns, and a feathered serpent mask are displayed on a table at Un Poquito de Mexico Summer Camp in Quincy. The artwork features bright reds, blues, and greens, and some pieces are labeled “Popocatépetl” and “Iztaccíhuatl.”.

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