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28th October - 2nd November 2020
Las Iguanas
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It's Halloween vs Day of The Dead at Las Iguanas! Get in the spooky spirit with fancy dress, scary tunes & Boo-ttomless Brunch!
Try the new spook-tacular limited edition Mexican Pornstar Martini, available from Oct 28th – Nov 2nd.
Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday celebrated between October 31st and 2nd November. A celebration that honours, respects and demonstrates love for the dead, it is known for being an extremely colourful and vibrant event. Throughout the cities of Mexico, crowds and revellers dressed in costume gather in public squares at all hours of the day and night. Parades and parties begin and sugar skulls, skeletons and joyous singing fill the streets.
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