As Zoque indigenous women from Chiapas, Mexico, we preserve our ancestral culture by crafting artisanal chocolate exclusively from native Chiapas cacao, upholding ancient Zoque and Maya traditions. Our family’s history and recipes are featured in an interactive cacao display co-developed with the Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA). We have a proven history of presenting and hosting workshops with diverse Utah educational and community partners, including: UMFA, Natural History Museum of Utah, Wasatch Community Gardens, Utah Museum of Contemporary Arts, Discovery Gateway Children’s Museum, Southern Utah University, Artes de Mexico en Utah, The Consulate of Mexico in Salt Lake, Salt Lake Community College, Esperanza Elementary, and the Genealogical Society of Hispanic America. We are also developing a new cacao workshop with The Utah Historical Society. During Craft Lake City, we will offer live demonstrations of our indigenous chocolate-making techniques using traditional Mesoamerican tools.