Oct
11
Pan de Muerto - Hispanic Heritage Month
Dia de Muertos is one of the greatest and most relevant representations of Mexico's culture and is one of Mexico's best known holidays worldwide, acknowledged by UNESCO as part of the Cultural Heritage of Humanity. In this digital lecture, as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we will go through the history of Dia de Muertos and the process of baking one of its staple traditions, Pan de Muerto, a sweet, sugary pastry with a hint of orange.
Date and Time
October 11, 2020 all-day
America/New York Timezone
Location
online
143-35 37th Avenue
Kingsland Homestead
143-35 37th Avenue
Kingsland Homestead
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Dia de Muertos is one of the greatest and most relevant representations of Mexico’s culture and is one of Mexico’s best known holidays worldwide, acknowledged by UNESCO as part of the Cultural Heritage of Humanity. In this digital lecture, as part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we will go through the history of Dia de Muertos and the process of baking one of its staple traditions, Pan de Muerto, a sweet, sugary pastry with a hint of orange.