The Mexican Village sits between St. Mary’s Street and the entrance to the Japanese Tea Garden, and it’s got some cool history behind it! The village has four small stone buildings that were originally built to sell food and crafts to visitors of the garden and park. One of these buildings might even date back to the days of the old cement company, possibly serving as a model for the others. Over time, the buildings were turned into artists’ studios, but they’ve been empty for many years now. Even though they’re no longer in use, they still add a unique charm to the area!
