Grab a friend and join us to make your very own Día de los Muertos sugar skull! Traditionally, these quintessential Mexican artifacts represent the souls of departed loved ones and are historically used to decorate home ofrendas (altars of remembrance) or gravesites during Día de los Muertos celebrations on November 1st & 2nd. Nowadays, these fun and colorful sugar skull designs are practically ubiquitous as tattoos, clothing design, and home decor.

Whether you choose to make one large or two small skulls, you will leave this workshop with a unique, one of a kind creation suitable for permanent display.

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