October 19–November 7, 2026
Exhibit Hours: Monday–Saturday, 10am–4pm | Closed on October 31
Though death marks the end of life’s physical journey, Día de Muertos (Day of the Dead) shines as a vibrant celebration of memory, love and legacy. This cherished tradition honors departed loved ones through joyful remembrance.
In Mexico, families and communities come alive with colorful makeup, festive costumes, lively parades, music and dance. Altars—both at home and in public spaces—are lovingly adorned with offerings that reflect the lives of those who have passed.
As autumn settles in, we invite you to join us at the Lorenzo Cultural Center to celebrate Día de Muertos. Explore the rich history behind the holiday, contribute to our community altar and reflect on the lives of those you hold dear.