Homelessness: the closest thing to true community I have ever seen
In xela we stayed at the cheapest hotel that all the traveling artisans stay at, however I'm pretty sure we would consider traveling artisans hobos, they don't have homes and they perform or sell homemade things in the street. They cook together and sleep in the dorms sharing knowledge and stories teaching each other skills. Because my roommate is friends with a band that falls in this category we spent most of our time in xela with artisans. Very cool.
Street art and community cooking: the dish that looks like a pizza is a spanish tortilla with beets zuchini onion and egg and the dish that looks like key lime pie is quacamole, all for around 5$ total. it fed 8 of us with leftovers for the whole day
