Día de los Muertos in Houston

If you’re a Houstonian or visitors seeking to immerse yourself in the rich and diverse cultural tapestry the city has to offer, there are some incredible Día de los Muertos events you shouldn't miss.
Día de los Muertos, also known as Day of the Dead, stands as one of Mexico's most significant holidays. Traditionally observed on November 1st and 2nd, this celebration brings families and friends together to pay tribute to their departed loved ones. The atmosphere is filled with jubilation, marked by an array of festivities: feasts, music, vibrant face painting, dances, and the creation of ornate ofrendas, or altars, adorned with gifts and photographs of the departed. If you’re a Houstonian or

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Dia de Muertos Parade & Festival – Hispanic Houston

Houston, USA. 30th Oct, 2021. People in festival costumes are seen during the Dia de los Muertos parade in Dallas, Texas, the United States, Oct. 30, 2021. Dia de los Muertos, known

Dia de los Muertos Ofrenda — St. Paul's United Methodist Church

Houston, USA. 30th Oct, 2021. People in festival costumes are seen during the Dia de los Muertos parade in Dallas, Texas, the United States, Oct. 30, 2021. Dia de los Muertos, known