Celebrating the Mexican tradition of honoring the ancestors. Bring photos, flowers and mementos of loved ones to place on altars. Dress in traditional Dia de los Muertos skeleton motif. Traditional skull face painting. All ages welcome.
Continue readingJoin us in a cultural celebration of our ancestors. See the traditional ways the Day of the Dead has been observed and how those rituals have influenced modern celebrations, art and culture.
Continue readingEverybody is invited to make craft projects inspired by the Day of the Dead celebration and our 2014 Day of the Dead exhibit. Decorate sugar skulls, get your face painted, and do many other crafts!
Continue readingIn San Francisco, Day of the Dead has been celebrated in the Mission district since the early 70s with art, music, performances and a walking procession, which help us contemplate our existence and mortality – a moment to remember deceased friends and family, and our connections beyond our immediate concerns.
Continue readingJoin us as we celebrate our 19th year of Día de los Muertos, put on each year by The Unity Council in partnership with our many fantastic sponsors.
Continue readingWe will take a full day to help each other remember our ancestors and our personal and collective losses.
Continue readingCelebrate Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) with FREE festive fun kicking off at the MAH at 3:00PM and continuing to Evergreen Cemetery!
Continue readingCelebrate and remember those who have passed on at a time of year when the veil between the living and dead is thought to be at its most diaphanous.
Continue readingJoin us as OMCA marks two decades of the annual Days of the Dead Community Celebration. Craft activities, tasty food, dance and music groups, colorful ofrendas, and ceremonia bring the community together for this healing tradition.
Continue readingVisit the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History’s Annual Community Ofrenda in the Museum Atrium. Each year community members are asked to remember and honor loved ones who have passed on by bringing a photograph, memento or special object to place on the altar.
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