Activity: Día de los Muertos Spoon Calaveras
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Celebrate Día de los Muertos by decorating your own calavera (skull) spoon to take home. For children and their families. Supplies are limited. First come, first served.
Celebrate Día de los Muertos by decorating your own calavera (skull) spoon to take home. For children and their families. Supplies are limited. First come, first served.
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