El pan de la Catrina

Bread of La Catrina is a cultural and gastronomic event that celebrates the traditional Pan de Muerto (Bread of the Dead), as part of Mexico's iconic Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) festivities. This event brings together bakers, artisans, artists, and families to honor one of the most recognized figures of Mexican folklore: La Catrina.

During the event, attendees can enjoy a wide variety of Pan de Muerto, ranging from classic recipes to creative versions with unique flavors and artistic designs inspired by skulls, La Catrina, and elements from traditional altars.

In addition to the bread, the event usually features:

• Art exhibitions related to Day of the Dead

• Community altars

• Workshops on bread decorating and traditional crafts like papel picado

• Live music and folkloric performances

• Artisan markets

• Family-friendly activities

Bread of La Catrina is more than a culinary event — it’s a space to honor the memory of our departed, celebrate cultural identity, and keep one of Mexico’s most beloved traditions alive