WHERE: Dallas City Hall, 1500 Marilla St, Dallas, TX 75201īath House Cultural Center 36th Annual Day Of The Dead Exhibition The celebration includes live music, food, arts and crafts and more.
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WHERE: The Josephine Theatre, 339 W Josephine St., 78212ģrd Annual Dallas Dia De Los Muertos ParadeĬome celebrate Día De Los Muertos with the Dallas community at this free parade. The tentative program includes “La Llorona,” “Recuerdame (Remember Me)” from Disney Pixar’s “Coco,” “Amor Eterno” by Juan Gabriel, “La Bamba” and many more. Visit San Antonio’s Josephine Theatre for a candlelight performance by DIVISI's Amp'd String Quartet celebrating Día De Los Muertos through song. San Antonio, TX 78207Ĭandlelight Día De Los Muertos: Celebrating the Day of the Dead You can also tour various altars here to find inspiration. If you’re looking to create your own altar, visit the historic Market Square to find everything you need. Muertos Fest is a two-day celebration of Día De Los Muertos that includes live music, vendors, a dance, drum and puppet procession, live poetry and the largest open altar exhibition in San Antonio. WHERE: Scottish Rite Theater, 207 W 18th St, Austin, TX 78701 It’s based on the award-winning children’s book "Rosita y Conchita" by Erich Haeger and Eric González. The play is hosted by the Scottish Rite Theater and is performed in English and Spanish. Rosita y Conchita is a kid-friendly play about two sisters trying to reunite on Día De Los Muertos. Rosita y Conchita: A Día De Los Muertos Play Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center (Zocalo Plaza) Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center, 600 River St, Austin, TX 78701 Festivities include an artisan mercado by Frida Friday ATX, sugar skull decorating and face painting, loteria games, art exhibits, food trucks and much more. There will also be a Day Of The Dead Festival on Nov. Hot chocolate and bread will be provided. 2, there’s an ofrenda (altar) viewing where visitors can contribute to a communal altar and view altars created by community members specifically for the events. Barrientos MACC is hosting several events this year to celebrate Día De Los Muertos. Barrientos Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC) Austin, TX 78701ĭía De Los Muertos at Emma S.
WHERE: 100-200 Blocks East and West 4th St. Festivities include arts and crafts activities, traditional foods, a low-rider exhibition, live music and local vendors.
29 at Fourth Street and Congress Avenue from noon to 6 p.m. The festival will take place on Saturday, Oct. Organized by the Mexic-Arte Museum in downtown Austin, Viva La Vida is Austin’s largest and longest-running Día de los Muertos event. RELATED: The history of remembering, honoring the dead through Día De Los Muertos Whether you’re curious to learn more about the history and culture of the holiday or you already have an altar at home, you won’t want to miss these upcoming family-friendly events. Día De Los Muertos is approaching, and there are countless celebrations going on this year in Texas.
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