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Mini Huehuetl Workshop

Sign up for a FREE hands-on workshops where you'll learn about the cultural significance of the Huehuetl (pre-hispanic drum from Mexico), while learning one of the lacing techniques to hide the Huehuetl. Limit of 8 participants. If interested, please email Serpentina Arts at serpentina.arts@gmail.com

Workshop will be held at the new Mudluk Pottery Studio | 2908 Harriet Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55408

Workshop taught by Chikahuatopiltzin

Sergio Chikahuatopiltzin Quiroz is a Huehuetzonzonkui, researcher, and cultural practitioner with over two decades of experience in Danza Mexica Azteca in the Twin Cities. His focus centers on the Huehuetl — the ancient upright drum of the Mexica/Tolteca — which he approaches not only as a percussionist but as a steward of living knowledge.

"This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund."

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