Cocina y Canción Mariachi Dinner
A four-course dinner with live music, contemporary takes on regional Mexican dishes, and storytelling about the history of mariachi music.
At this new event during the Tucson International Mariachi Conference, experience a culinary and musical journey through the Mexican regions that shaped mariachi—Michoacán, Colima, Veracruz, Nayarit, Jalisco, and Sonora—guided by Tucson City of Gastronomy Chef Ambassador Pablo Valencia. Each course interprets a different place and tradition using heritage ingredients, accompanied by wines from Mexico’s most acclaimed winemaking regions. Between courses, musicians steeped in mariachi history will perform and share stories that connect the music to the regions on your plate. A portion of the proceeds of this fundraiser for the nonprofit Tucson City of Gastronomy’s work to preserve and celebrate our borderlands' food heritage will support the Tucson International Mariachi Conference.
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Served with selected red and white wines of Mexico
Cóctel de bienvenida - Michoacán
Michoacán Sunset
mezcal, smoked agave corn milk, hibiscus syrup, lime,
burnt orange segment
Aperitivos de la Casa - Colima
Sopitos Colimenses Tostadas
roasted carrot and corn masa tortilla, carnitas, radish, salsa maíz
Garbanzo Aquafresca Verde
crushed chickpeas with roasted tomatillo, serrano, cilantro, served on mesquite cracker (Vegetarian)
Primer Plato - Veracruz
Pescado con Papas a la Veracruzana
garlic and parsley braised grouper with capers, olives, onions, and tomato, served with crushed potato fried in corn husk oil
(Vegetarian: with chaya pressed pineapple)
Segundo Curso - Nayarit
Pulpo Zaraneado
"copper penny" octopus, ancho compota salsa, watermelon radish, citrus zest, cilantro
(Vegetarian: with enoki mushroom)
Tercer Plato - Jalisco
Torta Ahogada de Cabra
homemade bolillo with earth oven goat barbacoa, guajillo chili jugo, pickled red onion, queso fresco, lime
(Vegetarian: with grey squash scallop)
Postre - Sonora
Mangonadas Raspados
mango sorbet, mezcal chamoy, tamarindo, mesquite cinnamon churro crumble, served in edible rice paper
A four-course dinner with live music, contemporary takes on regional Mexican dishes, and storytelling about the history of mariachi music.
At this new event during the Tucson International Mariachi Conference, experience a culinary and musical journey through the Mexican regions that shaped mariachi—Michoacán, Colima, Veracruz, Nayarit, Jalisco, and Sonora—guided by Tucson City of Gastronomy Chef Ambassador Pablo Valencia. Each course interprets a different place and tradition using heritage ingredients, accompanied by wines from Mexico’s most acclaimed winemaking regions. Between courses, musicians steeped in mariachi history will perform and share stories that connect the music to the regions on your plate. A portion of the proceeds of this fundraiser for the nonprofit Tucson City of Gastronomy’s work to preserve and celebrate our borderlands' food heritage will support the Tucson International Mariachi Conference.
MENU
Served with selected red and white wines of Mexico
Cóctel de bienvenida - Michoacán
Michoacán Sunset
mezcal, smoked agave corn milk, hibiscus syrup, lime,
burnt orange segment
Aperitivos de la Casa - Colima
Sopitos Colimenses Tostadas
roasted carrot and corn masa tortilla, carnitas, radish, salsa maíz
Garbanzo Aquafresca Verde
crushed chickpeas with roasted tomatillo, serrano, cilantro, served on mesquite cracker (Vegetarian)
Primer Plato - Veracruz
Pescado con Papas a la Veracruzana
garlic and parsley braised grouper with capers, olives, onions, and tomato, served with crushed potato fried in corn husk oil
(Vegetarian: with chaya pressed pineapple)
Segundo Curso - Nayarit
Pulpo Zaraneado
"copper penny" octopus, ancho compota salsa, watermelon radish, citrus zest, cilantro
(Vegetarian: with enoki mushroom)
Tercer Plato - Jalisco
Torta Ahogada de Cabra
homemade bolillo with earth oven goat barbacoa, guajillo chili jugo, pickled red onion, queso fresco, lime
(Vegetarian: with grey squash scallop)
Postre - Sonora
Mangonadas Raspados
mango sorbet, mezcal chamoy, tamarindo, mesquite cinnamon churro crumble, served in edible rice paper
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Highlights
- 3 hours
- In person
Refund Policy
Location
Sosa-Carrillo House
151 South Granada Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85701
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