Community Altar Build + Story Offering
Help build a Día de Muertos community altar. Bring photos, mementos, or stories to honor loved ones in a welcoming space.
Arts • Cultural Heritage
Join Liz Ortiz of Mad Hare Press in creating a collaborative altar in honor of Día de Muertos. All are welcome.
This event offers space for quiet reflection, shared memory, and creative participation. You’re invited to bring printed photos, mementos, or hand-written memories to contribute to a community altar built inside Cornerstone Gallery. Participants are welcome to share stories aloud or simply reflect in community.
This is a meditative, welcoming event open to all and part of Liz’s solo exhibition We Were Never Meant to Disappear.
Free event. RSVP encouraged.
More info: www.madharepress.com
Workshop Overview
- Intro to Día de Muertos and community altars
- A space to reflect and share stories
- All ages welcome
- Quiet, meditative atmosphere
This gathering encourages personal reflection, storytelling, and honoring loved ones through shared ritual and collective memory.
What’s Included
- Flameless candles
- Writing materials
- Natural and recycled altar decoration supplies
What to Bring
- Printed copies of photos (not originals)
- Handwritten memories or keepsake replicas
- Your stories, grief, joy, or silence
Note: The altar will remain on public view after the event. Please bring copies or items you are comfortable leaving behind.
About Liz Ortiz
Liz Ortiz is an Indigenous Latina printmaker and cultural educator whose work uplifts the stories of those often erased. Her workshops blend cultural tradition and creative accessibility.
Contact
Email: thehare@madharepress.com
Website: www.madharepress.com
Instagram: @madharepress
Help build a Día de Muertos community altar. Bring photos, mementos, or stories to honor loved ones in a welcoming space.
Arts • Cultural Heritage
Join Liz Ortiz of Mad Hare Press in creating a collaborative altar in honor of Día de Muertos. All are welcome.
This event offers space for quiet reflection, shared memory, and creative participation. You’re invited to bring printed photos, mementos, or hand-written memories to contribute to a community altar built inside Cornerstone Gallery. Participants are welcome to share stories aloud or simply reflect in community.
This is a meditative, welcoming event open to all and part of Liz’s solo exhibition We Were Never Meant to Disappear.
Free event. RSVP encouraged.
More info: www.madharepress.com
Workshop Overview
- Intro to Día de Muertos and community altars
- A space to reflect and share stories
- All ages welcome
- Quiet, meditative atmosphere
This gathering encourages personal reflection, storytelling, and honoring loved ones through shared ritual and collective memory.
What’s Included
- Flameless candles
- Writing materials
- Natural and recycled altar decoration supplies
What to Bring
- Printed copies of photos (not originals)
- Handwritten memories or keepsake replicas
- Your stories, grief, joy, or silence
Note: The altar will remain on public view after the event. Please bring copies or items you are comfortable leaving behind.
About Liz Ortiz
Liz Ortiz is an Indigenous Latina printmaker and cultural educator whose work uplifts the stories of those often erased. Her workshops blend cultural tradition and creative accessibility.
Contact
Email: thehare@madharepress.com
Website: www.madharepress.com
Instagram: @madharepress