Carnaval de los Muertos

25/10/2025

20/10/2025

Want to try one of kind recipes with local, seasonal ingredients, inspired by Day of the Dead? Come try the famous Negro or Pechuga at our at ! It’ll be so delicious, you’ll delight your ! #

16/10/2025

Come dance with and snap some memorable photos with the mojigangas on Halloween! Just a day before , we’ll have our mojigangas hanging around in the morning, to get you in the mood! Come dressed up and have some fun (or just in your plain clothes, we don’t have a preference!)

11/10/2025

Come and join in on this years fun! In just a couple weeks, is on again (formerly Carnaval de Mu***os), and we’ve got a great line up of workshops for you to enjoy!

WORKSHOPS INCLUDE:
• 💀 Catrina Face Painting & Adult Mask Making
• 🌽 Ancestral Tortilla & Cooking Classes
• 🍫 Sacred Cacao Ceremony
• 🎭 Mojigangas Dancing & Photos
• 🥃 Mezcal Blending & Rituals
• 🎃 Pumpkin Carving & Kids’ Activities
• 🕯️ Ofrenda (Altar) Art Workshop
• 🎵 Live Music, Ocarina & Kirtan
• 🔮 Mayan Visions & Shamanic Breathwork
• 👻 Costume Contest & SO MUCH MORE

26/10/2024

¡Listos para comer en con ! Que rico 💀🥘

25/10/2024

Current state: swimming in cempasúchiles 💀

25/10/2024

“La Muerte en lo Femenino: Un Viaje al Mictlán y las Diosas Prehispánicas”

Te invitamos a descubrir cómo las culturas prehispánicas mexicanas veneraban la muerte a través de lo femenino. En esta charla, exploraremos a diosas como Mictecacihuatl , la Señora del Mictlán, Cihuacóatl y las Cihuateteo , y la fascinante leyenda de Coyolxauhqui . Aprenderás cómo el ciclo de la vida y la muerte estaba profundamente entrelazado con lo femenino y la regeneración en la cosmovisión de nuestros ancestros.

Una experiencia para reflexionar sobre nuestra relación con la muerte y conocer la sabiduría ancestral que honra el ciclo natural de la vida.

¡No te lo pierdas!

“The Feminine and Death: A Journey Through Mictlán and Pre-Hispanic Goddesses”

We invite you to discover how pre-Hispanic Mexican cultures revered death through the feminine. In this talk, we will explore goddesses such as Mictecacihuatl, the Lady of Mictlán, Cihuacóatl, the Cihuateteo, and the fascinating legend of Coyolxauhqui. You will learn how the cycle of life and death was deeply intertwined with the feminine and regeneration in our ancestors’ worldview.

This is an opportunity to reflect on our relationship with death and to connect with the ancestral wisdom that honors the natural cycle of life.

Don’t miss it!