Quetzalcóatl Paper Chain Take & Make Craft Kit: A Nuestra Cultura Program

Program Type:

Celebration Month, Art, Cultural Appreciation

Age Group:

Preschoolers, Elementary School Age
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Event Details

Drop by the Children's Area to pick up a Quetzalcóatl Paper Chain Take & Make Craft Kit in celebration of Nuestra Cultura, or National Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 - October 15). 

 

Quetzalcóatl (meaning "feathered serpent") was central to Aztec mythology and considered to be the creator of Mankind by the ancient Aztecs. The feathered serpent is a prominent symbol in many Mesoamerican cultures - known as Quetzalcóatl among the ancient Aztecs who lived in present-day Mexico and known as Kukulkan among the ancient Mayans who lived in present-day Central America.

 

Recommended for children ages 5+

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