Location: Hijos del Sol • 2715 W. 8th Avenue • Denver
Dates: July 13 & August 10, 2024
Suitable for ages 16+

Join us for an immersive two-part Mesoamerican Clay Workshop led by Master artist Carlos Castañeda. Learn to create intricate clay tiles and day signs using traditional techniques. This workshop not only enhances your artistic skills but also promotes mental wellness through mindfulness, stress reduction, and emotional regulation. Discover the rich history behind the symbols, and connect with fellow art enthusiasts.

All skill levels are welcome, and all materials are provided.

About the Facilitator

Carlos Castañeda, born in the small town of Delta, Colorado, spent his childhood working in the beet and onion fields of Rocky Ford alongside his family. As the director of Grupo Tlaloc Danza Azteca, Carlos is dedicated to educating the community about the traditional ways of the Indigenous peoples of the Northwestern Hemisphere through art, song, dance, music, language, history, and philosophy. His work emphasizes both cultural and spiritual aspects. Carlos has conducted workshops for all age groups, focusing on Indigenous concepts with clay, sharing his extensive knowledge and passion for Mesoamerican traditions.