Discover Las Crucitas

Las Crucitas combines a place to stay on the shores of Presa Calles with a cultural connection to Danza de la Pluma. When planning your trip, you can weigh a stay by the water against an interest in local dance traditions.

Stay at Presa Calles

Cabaña Los Quirrios offers six cabins of different sizes in Paredes, on the shores of Presa Calles. The cabaña offers bathrooms with showers, drinking water, and electricity. Visitors also have access to grills and a communal kitchen. These amenities are part of the accommodation and meal-preparation facilities on offer.

The cabaña is an option for travelers who want to combine their accommodation with a stay by the lake. You should confirm which cabin is available for your travel dates before booking, as operational details may change.

Fishing area and boat launch

Visitors to Cabaña Los Quirrios have access to a fishing area and a boat launch. These are two distinct points to consider when planning: the fishing area focuses on fishing, while the boat launch is for launching a boat. If you choose your accommodation based on the kind of access to the water you want, you can consider which of these matters more for your stay.

Danza de la Pluma in Paredes

The cultural project “Danza de La Pluma de Paredes” is associated with Paredes; its registry entry dates from 2007 and documents cultural heritage. Historical catalogues and field research record two groups that performed Danza de la Pluma in Paredes and San Antonio de los Ríos combined. This figure applies to both communities together. It makes the dance a cultural topic that cannot be reduced to a single place name or group.

A catalogue lists at least 76 dance groups and four genres in the state of Aguascalientes: Matlachines, de la pluma, de indios, and chicahuales. The groups recorded there are associated with the theatrical-dance complex of the Conquest. This regional context adds to the connection with Paredes: Danza de la Pluma is one of several named dance forms in the region.

Cultural activities in the first half of 2026

In the first half of 2026, Casa de la Cultura San José de Gracia expanded its course offerings to communities such as Paredes. The overall program for this period included visual arts, Mexican folk dance, and theater, as well as courses in guitar, wind instruments, and piano. It also included ceramics, basket weaving, creative writing, and physical training. The program ran from February 2 to June 27, 2026.

For culturally minded travelers, these references from different periods provide a varied context: Danza de la Pluma points to a documented tradition, while the course program covered other forms of art, dance, music, and crafts. Together with accommodation at Presa Calles, they offer different points of focus to help guide your travel plans.

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