Día de los Muertos Celebrations Highlighted Across California with Exhibits, Art, Music

Día de los Muertos celebrations across the U.S. are marked by vibrant community events and artistic expressions honoring loved ones who have passed. In San Antonio, Centro Cultural Aztlan presents its 48th annual celebration featuring local artists' altares and hand-painted costumes, alongside live music and traditional Pan de Muertos. Similarly, Arte Americas in Fresno showcases unique altars highlighting solidarity across diverse social movements, including tributes to notable local figures. Sacramento's Frida’s House Art Academy fosters cultural connection through Día de Muertos-themed paint nights and art exhibitions, supporting both children and adults in creative expression. Additionally, KPBS offers a free downloadable Día de Muertos coloring book and a digital community altar for public remembrance, while San Bruno Library hosts its 17th annual family celebration with bilingual storytime, sugar skull decorating, and live mariachi music. These varied events emphasize the communal and artistic spirit of the holiday, blending traditional rituals with inclusive cultural participation.