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Sep 6, 2019 · Maria Calderon, founder of the Academia Cultural Xilotl, creates the sugar skulls ahead of time, then brings supplies such as feathers, gems, beads and other items for participants to...
- Sheryl Devore
Oct 4, 2023 · Maria Calderon, Executive Director of Sugar Skulls Xilotl, stated, “Sugar Skulls Xilotl has been committed to sharing cultural knowledge about Día De Muertos since 2011. Living in our diverse society, it is important to pass down cultural traditions through the generations.”
Three Sugar Skull Workshops will be facilitated by Maria Calderon of Sugar Skulls Xilotl on Saturday, October 2; Saturday, October 9; and Saturday, October 16 from 10am to 12pm at the Jack Benny Center for the Arts, located at 39 Jack Benny Drive.
Sep 6, 2019 · Born in Mexico and now living in Waukegan, Maria and Carlos Calderon wanted to share their Hispanic heritage with their children when they were growing up. So in 2010, the family began making and d…
Oct 4, 2022 · “This is an opportunity to prepare for the next celebration after Hispanic Heritage Month, when we honor our ancestors on the Day of the Dead,” Calderon, the founder of Sugar Skulls Xilotl,...
- Steve Sadin
Oct 30, 2021 · Sugar skulls are created by Maria Calderon of Sugar Skulls Xilotl and kits are underwritten for this event by Lydia Backer of Life & Death. Follow Maria on Instagram @sugarskullsxilotl and visit Lydia’s website at mylifeanddeath.com.
Sep 6, 2014 · Sugar Skulls in the making for our annual Dia de Muertos fest coming on Nov.1st at the Schornick Theater 12pm-6pm María Calderón and Agustin Zavala
