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Vendor Application

Interested in becoming a Vendor?

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Please read through the application, terms & conditions thoroughly. We highly recommend reviewing our website to get a sense of the two-day event. Your application will be reviewed and a representative will follow up.

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Volunteer opportunity

Interested in becoming a Volunteer? Please complete this form to receive your assignment, which will be sent by email.

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This is a drug and alcohol-free event, meant to be enjoyed by the whole family!

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Photographers
VIDEOGRAPHERS
opportunity

Are you interested in becoming a Photographer or Videographer at the Mexica New Year 2025
Ceremony and Celebration?

 

We invite you to complete this initial form to be an integral part of our media team.

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​Matlactli ihuan Yei (13)

Calli (House)

The year Matlactli ihuan Yei (13) Calli represents integration, knowledge, and harmony. In Ancient Mexican mathematics, the number 13 holds great significance. For humans, it takes 13 cycles of 20 days plus 13 additional days—a total of 273 days or nine months—from conception to birth. In this way, 13 symbolizes growth and flourishment. It is also considered the number of universal wisdom, deeply connected to the teachings of Tezcatlipoca and Quetzalcoatl, who guided the world before the time of Cuauhtémoc.

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Calli (House) – A Foundation for the Future

The word Calli (House) represents protection, stability, and structure. Those born under this sign are known for their creativity, strong family values, and ability to build and safeguard their homes. They are diligent planners who value discipline, study, and hard work. Calli years are ideal for long-term projects, as they provide the foundation needed for lasting success. Just as a well-built house offers security for generations, the projects initiated in this year can provide protection, stability, and inner peace.

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Exclusive 2025 Mexica New Year Design

This special limited-edition design is a collaboration between Tochtli Wear and artist K12 Tattoos (Carlos Ortiz) of San Jose, CA. Inspired by the Codex Nuttall, the design honors the ancient wisdom and traditions of the Mexica people.

The design is available exclusively by pre-order online, with limited quantities available at the 27th Annual Mexica New Year in San Jose, CA, March 14-16, 2025.

Illuminating the path to unity through the lenses of culture, harmony, and wisdom.

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