Day of the Dead

Sugarbooger Flip and Sip Container, Dia De Los Muertos ORE Originals - click on the image below for more information. Wide-mouth construction designed for easy cleaning or adding ice cubes Removable, soft silicone handles Straw and flip top lid helps prevents spills Lightweight body made from 18/8 food grade stainless steel Holds 12-ounces ORE Originals The new SugarBooger Fip & Sip stainless-steel drink container features an easy screw-top lid that incorporates a simple flip-top straw and...Read Full Story

The Jumbo Floor Splat Mat from Sugarbooger keeps floors clean while little diners learn mealtime skills and mini artists put their imaginations to work. Made from laminated cotton canvas, measures 42" x 42." Includes a re-usable storage pouch. Wipe clean, line dry... Features: Laminated cotton canvas Machine wash and dry Handy during mealtime or picnics and while doing art projects Great protective barrier between babies and bare floors Includes reusable storage pouch You might also like...Read Full Story

When I got an e-mail from Kio Kreations ‘ Kristen saying that she and a bunch of indie wedding vendors had put together a Dia de los Muertos wedding photo shoot, I knew I just had to take a look at the pics. I’m glad I did because it’s a wonderfully styled pictorial with tons of handmade details that I know you DIY brides looking for an alternative wedding theme will get much inspiration from. The photo session was held in mid-June of this year and it was Kristen and Ariela of RBK...Read Full Story

Dia De Los Muertos , For the second consecutive year, the Healdsburg Museum is organizing a Day of the Dead exhibition, prepared by the Club of MAY Healdsburg. The exhibition opened November 2 with a reception at the museum, and continues through November 15. MAYO, the Mexican Youth Organization of America, is about 10 years old, according to consultant Toni Saunders, and has about 60 members this year, “more than I had before.” Club members gathered material and artifacts of the sample...Read Full Story

Day of the Dead, a 3,000 year old tradition, is a beautiful celebration of families gathering to remember loved ones who have passed away by creating “ofrendas” (colorful altars), featuring photos of the deceased and other offerings such as prayers, candles, food and flowers. The festival will be celebrated at Tlaquepque Arts and Crafts Village for the second year in a row from October 29-November 1. Elaborate ofrendas will be created by Ken Heflin and Jim Bullock, which will be on display...Read Full Story