Plant Loteria, Dia de los Muertos Edition: Sunday Afternoon at Smittox Brewing in Dallas
Loteria with a plant-y twist takes over Smittox Brewing on East Clarendon Drive on Sunday from 4 to 6 p.m. — marigolds, seedlings and a Dia de los Muertos homage in one game.
Sunday's Dia de los Muertos calendar in Dallas has a small, green entry. Plant Loteria — the Dia de los Muertos Edition — runs Sunday, November 1, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Smittox Brewing, 930 East Clarendon Drive, organised by Yellow Rose Soirees.
The format is the traditional Mexican game of loteria — the caller draws images, players mark their boards — rebuilt around plants for the occasion, with the listing inviting players to yell 'Buenas' or 'Bingo' as their cards fill. It is framed explicitly as a Dia de los Muertos celebration with a plant twist, sitting on the November 1 date the tradition sets aside as Dia de los Angelitos within the wider November 1-2 observance.
Tickets on the listing run from $19.32 to $36.64. For readers building a Sunday route, it pairs with the day's larger observances across the Metroplex — the Oak Cliff celebration, the Fort Worth Botanic Garden procession and the Crown Hill exhibition's final days, all covered elsewhere on this station — as the small-room, sit-down version of the day.
