Day of the Dead Cacao Ceremony

The Day of the Dead Cacao Ceremony is an intimate group gathering rooted in ritual, remembrance, and living relationship between the living and the dead. Guided by John, Geoffrey, and the inherent wisdom of cacao, this experience is crafted to honor those who came before us, reflect upon the lives and legacies that shaped our own, and cultivate a deeper relationship with memory, ancestry, and love. 

Día de los Muertos - or Day of the Dead - is a diverse and living tradition practiced throughout Mexico, with regional expressions that draw from Indigenous ceremonial traditions as well as Catholic observances introduced during the Colonial Period. Rather than representing a single uniform ritual, Día de los Muertos encompasses many local traditions of ofrenda (offering), remembrance, food, flowers, candles, incense, music, and gathering. Mexican cultural institutions describe the ofrenda as a space through which the living remain close to the memory and…