Margaritas & Masterpieces at The Painted Burro Harvard Square

Join us at The Painted Burro Harvard Square for a sugar skull painting class in honor of Dia de los Muertos! Move on over Sip & Paint and make room for Margaritas & Masterpieces! Our fan favorite class is back for another year! Join us for our annual Dia de Los Muertos Skull Painting - an afternoon of art, Mexican culture & creativity! Grab tickets before it sells out! On Sunday, November 1st starting at 3pm, we’ll be hosting a fun and festive sugar skull painting class! Start with a blank, white sugar skull and finish class with a festive, colorful sugar skull decoration! Paint within the festive outlines or try adding your own personal touch! You can take as much creative license as you like to make it your own work of art! Tickets are $30 and include: • 6" White Plaster Decorative Sugar Skull • An Assortment of Paints & Paint Brushes • Creative Inspiration For Painting Your Sugar Skull • A Signature Dia De Los Muertos Margarita or Mocktail Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a Mexican holiday celebrated to honor deceased loved ones. The veil between the living and the dead is lifted and the departed loved ones are invited to visit. Beautifully decorated sugar skulls are often used as decorations on graves and altars during Dia de los Muertos. Traditionally, sugar skulls are small skulls made from sugar, decorated and placed on altars as offerings to the deceased or given amongst friends. They represent the sadness of death and the sweetness of life. Skulls are also said to represent rebirth into the next stage of life. • No experience necessary. • Tickets are non-refundable. • Must be 21+ to drink • Tickets must be redeemed by 3:30pm the day of the event. • A limited food menu and additional drinks will be available for purchase. Feel free to bring gems, rhinestones, stickers, photos, glitter or anything you wish to additionally decorate your sugar skull with.