Hand drawn Marigold Frame dia de los muertos

Join us for a peaceful, nature-inspired drawing class on October 27 from 5–6 PM as we create a beautiful marigold frame designed to hold a photo of a loved one — perfect for Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

In Mexican tradition, marigolds (cempasúchil) are known as the “flower of the dead.” Their vibrant orange and yellow petals and strong scent are believed to guide the spirits of ancestors back home to the ofrenda. We’ll honor that meaning while making something personal and lasting.

You’ll receive clear step-by-step instruction as we sketch and then ink a marigold frame that can later be used as an adult coloring page or given as a heartfelt gift. We relax, listen to records, and work at a gentle pace so everyone leaves with a finished piece they’re proud of.

Come unwind, create, and remember