Calaveras de Azúcar (Sugar skulls) are traditional Mexican decorative candies traditionally prepared for Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead), a tradition that blends pre-Hispanic and post-colonial traditions of Mexico. The sugar skulls traditionally are made of sugar, chocolate or amaranth, and are to commemorate loved ones who have passed away.  In this workshop each student will be provided a clay skull which then will be decorated using colored slips to replicate the look of sugar and icing. No experience required. This class is for Ages 5+.  A paying adult must accompany all children age 11 and under. Teens, ages 12-15, do not need a parent or guardian to stay, but they MUST be reachable in case of emergencies.

Pre-registration is required. 

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