Experience the magic of Oaxaca during the Day of the Dead season with a curated art walk that immerses you in the rich cultural legacy of this season. This exclusive opportunity offers a chance to witness vibrant altars adorned with intricate designs, colorful “flores de muerto,” and traditional marigolds, all set against the backdrop of … Read more
Drink your way through the heart of Oaxaca. Support our local economy and four awesome women-owned businesses while experiencing Oaxaca’s best flavors! This experience will take you on a sensorial journey through four local food & drink shops and will bring you the best that Oaxaca has to offer in coffee, artisan beer, mezcal, and … Read more
Make your own linoleum engraving and prints (grabado) for this Day of the Dead season in Tlayudona. What better medium to explore the axis between the living and the dead, light and dark, and positive & negative space than the art of engraving & printmaking? Learn about this art form in the context of this … Read more
In a 1996 article, a New York Times correspondent described Oaxaca as an “artistic epicenter,” noting that the city has gained an international reputation for the descriptors attributed to it– “cultural Mecca“, “land of creation”–and its representation as an authentic, multicolored place with its past remaining “alive within the present“. This external vision conceives us, … Read more
Make your own prints (grabado) in Tlayudona. You can’t go more than a block or two in the city center without recognizing how important printmaking is to the local community. It has been a pillar of the popular art movement in Oaxaca, and the aesthetic behind many forms of resistance. We are pleased to present … Read more