Description: Celebrate Mexican art in this cookie art workshop in honor of Dia de Meurtos, a tradition that stretches back thousands of years. Themes of love and respect for the past and of course colorful calaveras (skulls), marigolds, altars in intricate patterns. We'll explore famous magical realist Mexican artists of the past, like Frida Kahlo and Diego Riverera, as well as look at modern day Dia de Muertos street art, costumes, altars and skeleton statues.
 
Date & Time: Sunday, Oct 15, 2-3:30 pm
 
Location: Northeast Seattle (Wedgwood, address will be sent with registration)
 
Ages: 7-12
 
What to Expect: Cookie stations will have six sugar cookies in egg shape, bags of buttercream frosting, and finishing materials. Boxes will be provided to take home the finished product. Children do not need to be accompanied by an adult. Chairs will be available if parents want to stay. Price is per child per class and payment is required at the time of registration. Parents/caretakers are kindly asked to register children at least 24 hours in advance. If a parent/caretaker needs to cancel a class, refunds will be given only if we are notified 24 hours in advance.
 
Your instructor: Katie has been baking for friends, family and strangers as well as teaching adults and kids, professionally and as a volunteer for the past several decades. This workshop combines her love for all things family baking with her experience homeschooling her two kids (who will be helping with the workshop!). She is passionate about reading aloud with her kids and promoting a love for literature and storytelling at a young age.