Mestizaje dance
This municipality was a heroic trench against the Somocista dictatorship, through its main streets the guerrillas of the Sandinista Front crossed on June 27, 1979, to carry out the tactical withdrawal to Masaya and later they entered Managua in triumph on July 20, 1979.
It was an important chiefdom in colonial times and its architectural design preserves the old urban layout of its streets unchanged, reminiscent of colonial design.
Nindirí preserves its identity and its daily life, reflected in the various experiences that form the individual and collective memory of its inhabitants, which is immortalized in its various expressions and cultural manifestations, configuring the rich cultural heritage of the municipality.
When you arrive in Nindirí, you must go through it slowly, capturing the essence of that small town, the identity of its inhabitants ... a window, a story, a legend. You will know the expressions of their material and intangible culture, pre-Hispanic heritage and cultural syncretism, as well as other recreational activities, rooted in the uses and customs of the settlers, as part of their collective memory.
Prehispanic handicrafts
In the Handicraft Market, located 300 meters from the entrance to the city, next to the Health Center, there you can find handicraft stores, but they also offer products such as jewelry, clothing, footwear, sweets, scented candles, cosmetics and other variety of items.
In Nindirí the wood, seeds, the nose and the corn gopher are worked to make the most beautiful pieces based on products of nature and typical of the municipality.
The furniture and shoe stores stand out, as well as the basketry workshops, a material used for wicker furniture.
In the El Papayal and Las Lomas communities there is an initiative to develop natural medicine based on plants grown in the same place.
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