Dia de los Muertos Celebrations Flourish Across California

Communities from the Bay Area to Sacramento honor the annual Mexican holiday with vibrant events and cultural activities.

Dia de los Muertos, traditionally celebrated on November 1-2, is marked by creating ofrendas and celebrating the memories of loved ones.
In the Bay Area, significant events include the Mission Cultural Center's 'Almas Indelibles' theme, Oakland Museum's community celebration, and various cultural activities in San Francisco.
Sacramento hosts its largest event, Souls of the City, at the Old Sacramento waterfront, featuring Aztec dancers, altars, and live music.
Redwood City's festivities, including a Mayan-style celebration, will feature traditional foods, live entertainment, and ceremonial altars.
San Mateo County and surrounding areas offer numerous free events, from sugar skull decorating to live performances, encouraging community participation.