Come Get Your Dead On

The annual event includes authentic food, music by Ryan Flores, Adriana Jones Rincon, and friends, as well as dance performances by AuroTejas Hemsell, Rincon, and the Smokebrush Dance Troupe.

The evening also features Latino inspired art, a traditional ofrenda (altar), which gives homage to the dearly departed, and with its deep roots in Mexican culture, bares similarities to Halloween, yet focuses more on honoring the memories of loved ones who have passed. Attendees are invited to bring a memento of your special someone to join in the experience as well as ‘dress to impress’ with Day of the Dead costumes and make up

In Mexico, Day of the Dead is an important Mexican holiday which celebrates and honors deceased loved ones. The celebration is held from November 1st thru November 2 coinciding with the Catholic feast days of All Saints and All Souls, but the festival’s origins are rooted in a unique combination of elements drawn from indigenous beliefs and Catholic teachings.

Viva la Noche!