Cacao Circle for Día de Muertos
A Gathering of Love, Memory & Ancestral Roots
An online evening to remember our loved ones, our roots, and the traditions we carry.
Every year, I share one of my most cherished Mexican traditions, Día de Muertos, with people from all over the world. This year, we gather online for an evening of cacao, music, and remembrance.
Día de Muertos is not only about loss, it is a way of staying close to the people we love. We honor them by telling their stories, lighting a candle, and letting their memory sit with us once more.
Together, we will talk about what this tradition means, share a memory of someone we miss, and listen to music that carries us. There will be room for tears, for laughter, and for whatever your heart brings.
Sharing is always optional. You are welcome to speak, or simply listen and be held by the circle.
Please bring a warm cup of cacao, or tea, or any drink that comforts you. If you like, bring a photo of someone you love and a candle, so we can build a small altar together. Bring a memory, a story, or just yourself.
And if your family or culture honors the dead in its own way, I would love to hear about it. This is a space for every tradition, every root, and the love that connects us across generations.
Join me for an evening of remembrance, music, and shared love. I look forward to gathering with you.