About this Event
About History Bites
Get a taste of Chandler's history during 30-minute talks led by museum curators and local experts. These bite-sized events are available to all ages, with topics geared towards older audiences. Bring some take-out or a brown bag lunch to enjoy during History Bites.
Tuesday, October 6, 12-12:30 pm
In the 1960s, David and Olga Espinoza opened a general market named Espinoza’s Food Center to serve the growing Hispanic community in Pueblo Alto (now known as Hightown). Their vision was later expanded in the early 1970s to open Espo’s Mexican Food, now one of Chandler’s beloved community staples. Leon Espinoza, second-generation owner of Espo’s Mexican Food, will discuss his experiences carrying on his family’s legacy
Event venue & nearby stays
Chandler Museum, 300 South Chandler Village Drive, Chandler, United States
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