The Fifth of May is Sunday and the eponymous Mexican holiday is more popular in the United States, although instead of commemorating the Mexican army’s victory over the French Empire in 1862, it’s now mainly celebrating Mexican-American culture in general.
If you want to learn what Cinco de Mayo is really all about–beyond free tacos–The Independent wrote an article about the what, when and how to celebrate.
For those looking to get their guacamole on, the impending holiday has done nothing to halt the ever-rising prices of avocados according to Bloomberg.
This New York times post, however, may provide Cinco de Mayo-inspired alternatives with this collection of recipes.
Plenty of businesses will be cashing in on the holiday, but this Forbes piece cautions retailers to make sure they do so respectfully.
Finally, USA Today lists the places you can score free tacos and $1 margaritas and other deals and discounts for Cinco de Mayo.