Please drop any $ you can into the Tip Jar to help pets at Kerrville Pets Alive
Every penny helps! Thanks!
The Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) takes place on November 1st & 2nd. It is celebrated primarily in Mexico, but also some other central & South American countries and Mexican-American communities. It is a bittersweet holiday that honors and pays respects to family and friends who have died.
There are personal ways such as building then decorating an alter with flowers, photos and mementos; visiting the loved ones gravesite to clean & decorate graves; and preparing/sharing traditional foods.
There are public celebrations such as parades and festivals, listening to music.
Join us as we celebrate friends new and old, and those no longer with us. We'll have fun music and plenty of food to share.
DRINKS & NOMS
Atole
A traditional warm & creamy beverage made from corn flour, water or milk, and a sweetener. Often flavored with cinnamon & vanilla.
Horchata
(Mexican beer with hot sauce & lime juice)
(Mexican Street Corn)
(Hearty soup/stew made with hominy & meat simmered in a savory broth)
Pan de Muerto bread
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Every penny helps! Thanks!
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