Experience the vibrant energy of the Fall season with dozens of food vendors, local craftspeople, and entertainers who fill the gardens with delicious bites, handmade delights, and lively melodies. Kids can enjoy free craft activities and complimentary face painting for Día de los Muertos!
Immerse yourself in the artistry of personal ofrendas (altars) crafted by local artists and students, paying homage to the enduring borderland traditions of Día de los Muertos.
Don’t miss our community altar, where you can leave recuerdos (remembrances) for your lost loved ones, which will be taken to Tucson’s All Souls Procession on Sunday, November 3rd to be burned in the famous Burning of the Urn Ceremony.
