Idea Fair
Día de los Muertos
How has this idea enhanced your club's operation, etc.?
Our Día de los Muertos celebration significantly enhanced our club's operations by fostering a deeper sense of community and unity among our members and team. This unique event provided an opportunity for members to engage in a meaningful and deeply personal way, strengthening their bond with the club and each other.
Through the act of sharing their cherished mementos on the communal altar, members were able to engage in meaningful conversations, enhancing the sense of belonging and camaraderie. This celebration, deeply rooted in Mexican culture, allowed our members and team to experience and appreciate the diversity within our club.
Moreover, the event added another dimension to our club's social calendar, creating a more vibrant, diverse, and inclusive environment. The authentic menu, especially the traditional "Pan de Muerto," offered an extraordinary culinary experience, further enriching our club's dining offerings.
How was this idea implemented, and what have been the club members' reactions?
Implementing the Día de los Muertos celebration was a team effort born from our innovative committee at El Niguel. Our team members expressed a desire to share this cultural experience with club members, fostering a sense of diversity and unity within our community.
The idea was brought to life through planning and coordination. Special focus was given to the authenticity of the celebration, from setting up the communal altar to serving the traditional "Pan de Muerto."
The reaction from the club members was overwhelmingly positive. They embraced the opportunity to partake in a different cultural activity, enhancing their understanding and respect for the rich traditions embodied within the celebration. This not only provided a unique and enriching experience but also served to strengthen the bond within our club community, further validating the decision to incorporate such concepts into our club's activities.
About the author
Lori LeBard