Walking parade, community altar, folklorico and Aztec dance performances, a lowrider car show, face painting, a free photo booth and a scavenger hunt on the meaning of Day of the Dead.
Free, family-friendly three-day celebration with more than 40 altars (ofrendas), folkloric dancers, papel picado and sugar-skull craft stations, and a candlelit procession from Twiggs Street to El Campo Santo Cemetery on Monday evening. Free parking at the Caltrans headquarters, 2994 Sunset Street.
Dates
Oct. 31 - Nov. 2
Hours
Oct 31 and Nov 1 10am-5pm; Nov 2 10am-7pm (candlelit procession 6pm)
Cost
Free
Dogs
Leashed dogs in outdoor areas; not inside museums or buildings.
Share a photo of a loved one who has passed, human or pet, on the library's community ofrenda for Día de los Muertos. Staff can print a photo from your phone.
Children ages 8 through 14 join artist Ramona García to make and decorate traditional Mexican Lupita dolls and learn the doll's history as a folk toy from Central Mexico. Registration is required; the workshop is limited to 20 participants.