Celebrate tradition, art and community with us! ✨
Join us for a fun and engaging event celebrating Día de Muertos! Learn about the history, cultural significance, and traditions of this meaningful holiday. You’ll also have the opportunity to get creative by making your very own sugar skull and creating a journal entry to celebrate the holiday. 🎨
We’ll be partnering with ALMAAHH (Advocates of a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts & Archive Complex in Houston, Harris County) with featured artist Adrianna Benavides. 🖌
✨Don’t miss out and join us to celebrate!
Summary
A community event celebrating Día de Muertos will take place at the Pasadena Public Library. Scheduled activities include learning about the holiday’s history and traditions, along with hands-on creative opportunities. Attendees can craft their own sugar skulls and contribute journal entries honoring the holiday.
The event will feature artist Adrianna Benavides and is organized in partnership with ALMAAHH, an advocacy group for a Latino Museum of Cultural and Visual Arts. This collaboration aims to enhance understanding and appreciation of the cultural significance of Día de Muertos in the community. Participants are encouraged to immerse themselves in the activities, promoting both artistic expression and cultural awareness.