Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For the first time, the Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center hosted a tortilla making workshop for adults on November 18. In museum fashion, it came with a history lesson about tortillas in the San Luis Valley.
“It brings us together as a community,” said Antonia Velasquez, the education coordinator at the museum and leader of the workshop.
More than two dozen community members attended the workshop. The attendees ranged from first-timers to experienced homemade tortillas makers.
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Produced by Chelsea Casabona
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For the first time, the Fort Garland Museum and Cultural Center hosted a tortilla making workshop for adults on November 18. In museum fashion, it came with a history lesson about tortillas in the San Luis Valley.
“It brings us together as a community,” said Antonia Velasquez, the education coordinator at the museum and leader of the workshop.
More than two dozen community members attended the workshop. The attendees ranged from first-timers to experienced homemade tortillas makers.
Learn more at rmpbs.org
Produced by Chelsea Casabona
Subscribe to our YouTube channel: bit.ly/3zeF6Ch
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Follow Rocky Mountain PBS on our other platforms, too.
• Newsletter: rmpbs.org/newsletter
• Facebook: facebook.com/rmpbs
• Instagram: instagram.com/rmpbs
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/rocky-mountain-pbs










