THE BYTE BLOG

Samantha here tuning in for another week of our Byte Blog! Last week we introduced ViLaCa. It is a Virtual Language Learning Camp that is currently

Last week we had final questions and comments with Eliza Candoza in Discovering Other’s Talents, about her work with Patio Cultural Macon2. Learning about her childhood,

Taking a look into last week’s post, Dreams of Becoming a Writer, Elvia Candoza shared some personal details with us that led her to Patio Cultural

In last week’s post, Take a Peek into Patio Cultural Macon2, we got the opportunity to share with you some information about an amazing foundation, Patio

Nacho books are recognized throughout Latin America. Many Spanish speakers learned the language using these books! At Nacho Books we want to support foundations or spaces

Samantha here again to report on all the fun learning activities going on at Cultural Bytes! Last week I reported on A Saturday Class with Cultural

  One of the best ways for kids to learn another language is to immerse themselves in the target language as much as they can. A

Have you ever ran with bulls?  In Spain you can! An event is centered around running with bulls in Pamplona, Spain. This event occurs every year

Where does Spanish come from? There are many countries who identify Spanish as their main or official language. Countries just south of our border, many are

Cities like Los Angeles, CA and Miami, FL are known for having Spanish ties. Spanish is not the only foreign language that is culturally tied to

Spanish is found throughout California. Many could presume that it is because of the large population of Hispanic people. Though history tells us that California, along

Have you ever done a road trip across the U.S.? On those cross country trips many find historical sites they never knew of, famous sites that

Dragons are mythological creatures typically thought of in European fairy tales. As most stories go the knight must slay the dragon to save the princess. In

The Chinese New Year is around the corner! It is also known as Lunar New Year or Spring Festival. It is probably one of China’s most

Tamales are of Mesoamerican origins and are enjoyed throughout Latin America. It is commonly known by its Nahualt name and pre-dates the Spanish conquest. There are