Join us for a three-day journey into the rich history, culture, and traditions of Día de los Muertos!

Date: Tuesday, Nov 4 - Thursday, Nov 6

Time: 11am-3pm

Ages: Mixed Age Learning (K-12—grouped by level)

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This hands-on workshop helps children understand the meaning of this ancient celebration while exploring multiple subjects through fun, engaging activities.

•    Day 1 – History & English: Discover the origins of Día de los Muertos, learn about Indigenous traditions, and practice and use reading and writing skills with stories about ancestors and cultural resilience.

•    Day 2 – Arts & Science: Create colorful ofrendas (altars) and decorations while exploring the science of plants, colors, and natural materials used in traditional offerings.

•    Day 3 – Math & Music: Practice math skills through measuring, counting, and pattern-making while learning traditional songs and rhythms to celebrate life and memory.

By the end of the workshop, children will have a deeper understanding of how life, death, and creativity are connected in Indigenous cultures, all while developing skills across core subjects.

Participation Option Suggested Contribution Community Care Option*

1-Day Pass $35–$55 Pay what you can, - bring craft supplies, food pantry - donations or flowers.

2-Day Bundle $65–$95 Sliding scale or trade for volunteer - time (set-up/cleanup support). -

Full 3-Day Experience $100–$155 Need based Scholarship or - “community helper” option available