DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS 2025 AT PLAZA DE LA RAZA

Dia de los Muertos Evening Family Friendly Free Outdoor

Date

November 1

Time

5:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Cost

Free

Organizer's Site

www.plazadelaraza.org/news/2025/10/23/dia-de-los-muertos

Council District

City Council District 14
Event Schedule

Plaza de la Raza’s Día de los Muertos ~ Day of the Dead 2025 

Saturday, November 1st - 5pm-9:30pm

Celebrate life, love, and remembrance at Plaza de la Raza’s Día de los Muertos 2025 on Saturday, November 1st! This annual outdoor community festival is a FREE family-friendly community celebration of art, music, dance and living tradition. Join us for an evening of ofrendas by local artists, mainstage performances, hands-on workshops, local vendors and more! 

 

Live Performances Featuring:

Mariachi Las Catrinas

Danza Divina de Los Angeles

Tiny Tots Folklorico - Rocio Pacheco

Plaza de la Raza Youth Folkorico Ensemble - Juanita Lopez

Plaza de la Raza Youth Mariachi Ensemble - Cristian Otiz,  Monica Salinas, Fidel Amador

Folklor Pasión Mexicana

Chikis Moreno

Grupo Bella

MC: Caro Marquez 

 

Hands-on Workshops by:

Mask Making inspired by artist José Guadalupe Posada with the Getty

Alebrije Making with Anissa Orozco

Calaca Puppet Making with Emilia Cruz

Calavera Charcoal Drawing with David Flury

Color Pages by José Lozano

Mini Altar Pins with America Madrigal-Herrera

Papel Picado with Margaret & Maricela Sosa 

Printmaking with Pável Acevedo

Sugar Skulls with Andrew Cervantez

Día de los Muertos Exhibit at the Boathouse Gallery FREE and open to the public November 1-11, 2025

 

Altar Installations by:

Tina Marie Arroyos

Margaret Beltran

Comité Pro Democracia en México

Emilia Cruz

Danza Divina de Los Angeles

Danza Teocalt

Ofelia Esparza

Ricardo Estrada

Folklor Pasión Mexicana

America Madrigal-Herrera

Mi Vida

Xochitl Palomera

Plaza Mariachi Parents

Antonio Rael

Frank Romero

Claire & Rosalie Sandoval

Maritza Torres

Berenice Vasquez

 

Additional Decorative Work:

Floral Installation by Frances Torres

Mural by Ricardo Estrada

Mural by José Lozano

Papel Picado by Margaret and Maricela Sosa

Paper Mache Catrinas by Ruben Lopez

Paper Mache Guitars by Ricardo Soltero

Paper Flowers by Ofelia Esparza

Sand Painting by Eduardo Serrato 

Photobooth by Adrian Villalobos-Cabral

Marketplace curated by Carolyn Felix

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