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Learn how to make papel picado, a traditional Mexican craft

Papel picado is the traditional art of cutting elaborate designs into pieces of delicate tissue paper.

Decorate a sugar skull in remembrance of a loved one for Día de los Muertos!

This workshop will allow participants to make a variety of flowers from colored paper. Each participant will create a lovely floral bouquet to take home to honor loved ones for Día de los Muertos.

Let's cut tissue paper into designs in celebration of Dia de los Muertos!

Join us for a fun treat as we make Candy Sushi for our Día de los Muertos celebration! This dessert, made with Rice Krispies, gummy candies, and fruit roll-ups, is enjoyable for kids of all ages. Supplies are limited and will be available on a first…

Decorate your own sugar skull. All materials provided while supplies last. Intended for ages 4 and up.

Celebrate with magician Arty Loon as he takes us through the rich folklore of Día de los Muertos. Using music, puppetry, storytelling and magic, Arty presents an engaging and immersive trip through the land of the dead. From learning how to create an…

Corn husk dolls were traditionally made from the last corn of the season.