Dia de Muertos Celebration

Tradition, art and culture come together in this special celebration filled with good food, cocktails, music to honor life and memory. Día de los Muertos: Art, Food & MusicTier 1 — Calavera Workshop, Immersive Dinner & Live Music Join mixed-media visual artist Katherine Kepa for a hands-on workshop exploring the vibrant traditions of Día de los Muertos. Create your own traditional calavera (decorative skull), discover the symbolism of Mexican folk art, and take home your handmade ornament. All materials are provided; no experience is necessary. The Three-Course Menu As your creations begin to take shape, you will be treated to a menu celebrating the bold flavours, vibrant textures, warming spices, and fresh acidity of Mexican cuisine. Your ticket includes: • A welcome drink: margarita, horchata, or tropical agua fresca • Three-course dinner • Ofrenda ceremony • Piñata • Live music Tier 2 — Signature Mexican Experience Doors open at 17:00 for an evening of Mexican culture, music, and celebration. Your ticket includes: • A welcome drink: margarita, horchata, or tropical agua fresca • One appetizer • Ofrenda ceremony • Piñata • Live music The Ofrenda — Honouring Those We Remember You are warmly invited to bring a photograph or meaningful keepsake of a departed loved one to contribute to our ofrenda — a traditional Mexican altar adorned with flowers, colourful decorations, figurines, food, drinks, and candles. A symbol of remembrance and connection, the ofrenda welcomes the spirits of loved ones believed to return to visit the living. Rather than a solemn memorial, it is a joyful celebration of life, love, and the memories that remain with us. Together, we will gather around the ofrenda to honour those no longer physically present, but forever part of our stories. Meet the curators: Katherine Kepa — Visual Artist A mixed-media artist working across painting and sculpture, Katherine will guide the calavera workshop, bringing Mexican folk art traditions to life through creativity and hands-on exploration. Ambra Fiorenza — Fashion & Textile Designer Ambra creates bold, art-driven designs featuring sheer fabrics, expressive prints, and exclusive textiles developed in collaboration with painter Stefan Burgelman. Each piece is unique and available for purchase. Manuel Isaac — Tenor & Performer A Mexican tenor based in Berlin, Manuel has performed in opera productions across Mexico, Italy, and Germany. His repertoire also embraces traditional Mexican music and mariachi. For this special celebration, Manuel will perform a selection of Mexican songs that evoke memories and celebrate Mexico’s rich cultural heritage. A Few More Surprises Expect special moments throughout the evening, including a raffle, a Piñata and more, Additional food and drinks will be available for purchase throughout the event. Cash is preferred.