Exhibition of Ofrendas altars, in partnership with Detroit’s Mexican Consulate. The Detroit Institute of Arts is presenting Ofrendas: Celebrating el Día de Muertos.In this area, families are invited to make their own altars as they enjoy all the typical music and food. It’s called Día de Los Muertos Xicágo, taking place both inside the museum and in its surroundings. So, it’s no surprise that they house one of the largest Día de Muertos events.
The National Museum of Mexican Art is one of the top Latin museums in the nation.Día de los Muertos at MECA Houston is a two-day festival in Sixth Ward returns, packed with delicious foods, live music and dance performances, arts and crafts activities, a local vendor market, artists, ofrendas and more.One of them is Muertos Fest, and also Día de Muertos River Walk Parade, with decorated float and barges with altars and catrinas.
San Antonio, also the home of a large Mexican population, has several events all over town.The other major celebration is LA Day of the Dead. Olvera Street Día de Muertos Festival is among the most popular. As the home of one of the largest Mexican American communities in the country, LA hosts several events. And there will be special ceremonies to honor the recently departed due to Covid. This year events will be both virtual and in person. We hope our dear customers and friends throughout Hispanic communities find it helpful as they prepare to celebrate.
We’ve put together a list of celebration events across the U.S. Anywhere Mexicans go, there will be a Día de Muertos celebration.
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