Dia de Los Muertos

From October 31 to November 2, Mexico celebrates one of its most historically and culturally important events, Día de los Muertos (aka Día de Muertos or Day of the Dead). This three-day affair is held to honor those who have died. People across the country commemorate the fête in different ways, but it generally revolves around an altar that’s filled with food, stylized skeletons, and other offerings.

This was my ofrenda this Dia de los Muertos. My purpose was to make it bright and cheerful!

ONU está harto que México llegue tarde a las juntas, por lo que lo obliga a quedarse con el país en el que se haga la junta, con el tiempo él y los demás iran recordando algunas cosas que habían olvidado y quizas descubran algunos secretos en el proceso de quien menos se lo esperaban.

Inspiring creativity with Latina style and sparkle - crafts, DIY, recipes, and storytelling by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica!

Don’t miss the Día de los Muertos Celebration at Old Town Library on Saturday, November 4 from Noon-3:30PM. The entire community is invited to celebrate the Day of the Dead and learn about th…

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Learn how to make a DIY paper marigold with realistic petals with this free pattern and tutorial. Perfect for autumn decorations and Day of the Dead.

How to paint a sugar skull for dia de los Muertos

Learn about the significance of cempazúchitl (marigolds) in celebrating Día de los Muertos and follow our step by step guide to making your own out of tissue paper at home. | Celebrate with the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History during our month-long Día festivities! Click the link to learn more about upcoming events, DIY craft ideas, and more.

15 traditional Day of the Dead recipes to celebrate Dia de Muertos