From their event page:

Join artist Cesar Viveros at FDR Park on Wednesday, October 22 from 4–6 PM to help prepare the Día de los Muertos art installation for Friday night’s Gran Fiesta de los Muertos.

This is a free, drop-in workshop so come anytime between the hours listed above to meet the artist, to learn more about Día de los Muertos and Mexican cultural traditions, and to help construct the art installation. Complimentary drinks and snacks will be available.

This event is for adults only. It will take place outside so please dress for the weather and wear clothes that you don’t mind getting messy. RSVP is appreciated so we can anticipate space and material needs.

ABOUT CESAR VIVEROS: Cesar Viveros Herrera has spent 27 years creating public art in the United States and his native Mexico. Cesar has worked with many Philadelphia art organizations, including Mural Arts and the Fleisher Art Memorial. His public work has been inspired by the communities he has served throughout the years, to whom he has become the extended voice of their particular ideology, recurring primarily on documentary work that helped him to visually articulate these individual stories to be exposed to a broader audience. Aztec dances and ceremonies, miniature altars, sculptures, fresco paintings, mosaics, and feather work are some signature elements of his work outside murals.