Experience a rich tapestry of culture and art through a series of events that celebrate Mexican traditions and address contemporary social issues. Begin with “Eugenio Landesio. The Lessons of the Ar…” highlighting the significant contributions of the 19th-century painter and art educator, whose work played a crucial role in the evolution of Mexican arts following initiatives by the government of Antonio López de Santa Anna.

Engage in the vibrant “Casa Ofrenda Day of the Dead Mexskeletons,” where guided tours, available in English and Spanish, immerse visitors in the significance of Day of the Dead. Explore a creatively adorned altar featuring the iconic “catrina,” participate in a Mexskeletons craft workshop, and enjoy traditional pan de muerto. Complementing this experience is the exhibition “Traces of Memory,” which poignantly honors families searching for missing loved ones in Mexico, showcasing over 300 pairs of shoes and a comprehensive timeline of disappearances from 1969 to