¡VIVA NOVIEMBRE Y EL DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS!

Join the Celebration of Life with Us!🎉

Culture

Mexican

Food

NOVEMBER 4, 2024

Hello amigos, November in Mexico is the month of celebrations, especially for El Día de los Muertos (on November 1st and 2nd). This is when we honor our loved ones who’ve passed on, but in true Mexican style—it’s a party! 💃 🕯 With marigold petals, altars full of memories and the best food you can imagine, there’s no better time to soak up this vibrant culture. Last month, on October 24th, we kicked off the festivities with a pan de muerto cooking class (thanks to our amazing partner, Pindi Bakery—¡gracias!). Not only did we bake delicious bread but we also shared laughs, learned more about Mexican traditions and practiced a bit of Spanish.

It was a true fiesta of flavors and friendship!
💬 😋

AND GUESS WHAT?

We've got some exciting events coming up that you won't want to miss! 🎊

NOW, ARE YOU READY TO JOIN THE FUN THIS NOVEMBER?

Dive Into Mexican Culture with Our Upcoming Events!

We have even more events lined up at PatitoFeo, and each one is a perfect opportunity to connect, learn, and dive deeper into Mexican culture.

Curious about what’s next? Think: more culinary adventures, cultural workshops, and of course, some español lessons sprinkled in.

¿Te animas? 😉

Questions to spark your curiosity:

Have you ever tried making your own pan de muerto? 🍞
What do you think goes on a traditional altar for El Día de los Muertos?
Ever wondered why marigolds are everywhere during this holiday?
How do you celebrate loved ones who've passed on in your own culture?
Have you ever participated in a cultural event that left a lasting impact on you?

We're here to make sure you experience it all! So, follow us on social media and make sure to sign up for our waitlist to snag your spot at our upcoming events.

You don't want to miss out on the fun, the food, and the chance to learn something new.

P.S. The more, the merrier—bring a friend to our next event! Let's create more memories together.

Let's celebrate together, and remember—there's always a spot for you at our table (or altar!).