The Day of the Dead is a celebration full of life and color in honor of each of the loved ones who are no longer here. Specifically in Los Angeles, the festivities expand with vibrant events spanning from artistic exhibitions to moving parades. Some stand out more than others for their content and attendance.
The Day of the Dead is celebrated on November 1 and 2. This year, the festival falls on Friday and Saturday, but there are activities from the previous days.
As pointed out Secret Los Angelesone of the most iconic events returns with art, music and special performances to remember those who departed. It is a fusion of tradition and creativity in a festive atmosphere that will take place on October 26 in Plaza de La Raza.
In El Velorio you can enjoy music and art (Photo: El Velorio)
Exhibition “Defining our legacies from ancestor to ancestor”
This exhibition at the Avenue 50 Studio gallery pays tribute to ancestors through works of art that will be available for sale. will be developed through November 3 at Highland Park.
Day of the Dead Exhibits at Grand Park
Grand Park is illuminated with community altars and artwork created by local artists. A space to pay tribute to the people and ideas that made their mark. Start andl October 19 and runs until November 3.
The Dead 5K
It can be celebrated actively by running or walking in this 5 km race along historic Olvera Street. Music and culture accompany the participants every step of the way next November 2nd.
Self Help Graphics: 51st Annual Celebration
This event brings together free art, music and workshops that celebrate life through creativity and community art and will also be el 2 en County Civic Center Park.
Day and Night of the Dead at Hollywood Forever
With 25 years of history, this celebration is one of the largest, offering activities from morning to midnight. An immersive experience in Mexican tradition on October 26.
Day of the Dead in the Plaza of Culture and Arts
He October 27 A free family event will take place including music, dance and art workshops, ideal for all ages.
Day of the Dead Festival on Olvera Street
With processions, Aztec and Catholic rituals, this festival offers a deep approach to the traditions that surround the celebration and will last for a week: from October 25 to November 2.
Family Festival at the Catalina Museum
A celebration on beautiful Catalina Island, with children’s art projects, music, and an altar contest. It will be November 1 and is ideal for a family outing.
The Catalina Museum is ideal for a family outing (Photo: Catalina Museum)
Desfile y Festival en Long Beach
Long Beach organiza November 2 a vibrant parade and festival that highlights the culture of the Day of the Dead with altars, music and art.
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