Día de los Muertos: Honoring Tradition Across Cultures

The Day of the Dead blends spirituality, cultural heritage, and community celebrations in both Latin America and the United States.

Día de los Muertos is celebrated from November 1 to November 2, with roots tracing back over 3,000 years to Indigenous communities in the Americas.
The holiday involves creating altars, or ofrendas, that include offerings like favorite foods and personal items to honor deceased loved ones.
Books and resources are available to deepen understanding of the holiday, covering topics from its history to crafts and culinary traditions.
Seattle hosts a variety of Día de los Muertos events, including festivals, art installations, and community gatherings that celebrate the tradition.
Spirituality is a core aspect of the holiday, emphasizing the connection between the living and the deceased through rituals and remembrance.