Día De Los Muertos at Waterloo Park is a celebration of the tapestry of people, traditions, and historical ties woven between Texas and Mexico, as people seek to build cultural, musical, and social bridges through collective art making, community outreach, and live performances.
This event will celebrate both the centuries-old and modern traditions with a festival featuring live music and dance, an intersectional BIPOC, Queer, Latinx, and local creatives centered mercado y más, hands-on art activities and demonstrations, and a community altar (ofrendas) where visitors are invited to place images and decorations to honor their departed loved ones.
Día De Los Muertos at Waterloo Park is a celebration of the tapestry of people, traditions, and historical ties woven between Texas and Mexico, as people seek to build cultural, musical, and social bridges through collective art making, community outreach, and live performances.
This event will celebrate both the centuries-old and modern traditions with a festival featuring live music and dance, an intersectional BIPOC, Queer, Latinx, and local creatives centered mercado y más, hands-on art activities and demonstrations, and a community altar (ofrendas) where visitors are invited to place images and decorations to honor their departed loved ones.
Día De Los Muertos at Waterloo Park is a celebration of the tapestry of people, traditions, and historical ties woven between Texas and Mexico, as people seek to build cultural, musical, and social bridges through collective art making, community outreach, and live performances.
This event will celebrate both the centuries-old and modern traditions with a festival featuring live music and dance, an intersectional BIPOC, Queer, Latinx, and local creatives centered mercado y más, hands-on art activities and demonstrations, and a community altar (ofrendas) where visitors are invited to place images and decorations to honor their departed loved ones.