As a Mexican tradition that focuses on remembering our ancestors, it has a rich, historical background. The Day of the Dead is celebrated on Nov. 2. However, the celebration begins on Oct. 27 and ...

The two-day celebration is filled with bright, colorful decorations, traditional foods and most of all — remembrance. Although the holiday originated in Mexico, it is also celebrated throughout Latin ...

Nov. 1 and Nov. 2 mark a two-day holiday when the souls of deceased loved ones are welcomed to return and visit with family.

A centuries-old Mexican tradition has taken root in the St. Roch neighborhood. The Nov. 2 Day of the Dead parade is, in a way, a mournful event, in which participants bid one last farewell to ...

This year, the Day of the Dead takes place on Friday, November 1, 2024, and Saturday, November 2, 2024. Depending on where you are in the world, though, Día de los Muertos could have also fell on ...

The official date of the Day of the Dead — a Mexican tradition rooted in Indigenous customs in which all beings who have passed are commemorated via altars — is Nov. 2. However, it is said ...

The park was full. The Riverwalk was full. The community needed it." Florida Day of the Dead returns on Saturday, November 2, for its 15th edition. Like in Mexico, the event celebrates dead loved ...

El Día De Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a cherished Mexican holiday honoring the dead and celebrating the joys of life. From November 1 to 2, the festival is like a family reunion but with the ...

Here’s where to stay to experience them. Women arrange marigolds on a Day of the Dead altar in Oaxaca, Mexico. The November 1 and 2 holiday, celebrated in both Mexico and U.S. border states ...

The Day of the Dead is celebrated on Nov. 2. However, the celebration begins on Oct. 27 and lasts until Nov. 3. The original tradition of the "Mexica Culture" believed there is a process of birth ...

For several years, many people in the U.S. have adopted the tradition of building an altar for "Day of the Dead" or "Día de Muertos," partly due to the influence of the Disney movie "Coco.