Raza Unida 2nd Annual Día de los Muertos Celebration
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🕯️✨ Be Part of Our Día de los Muertos Celebration ✨🕯️
Honoring the lives of those who came before us
We invite you to join us in celebrating Día de los Muertos, a sacred tradition rooted in Indigenous Mexican culture that honors the memory of our ancestors and departed loved ones. It’s a time to remember with joy, not sorrow—to welcome their spirits back for a night of music, color, and connection.
🌼 We’re looking for community members to help bring this meaningful day to life! Whether you are:
• Interested in creating a traditional or personal ofrenda (altar) to honor someone dear,
• A musician, dancer, or storyteller who wants to share your art,
• A local vendor offering handmade goods or traditional food,
• Or someone who simply wants to volunteer and be part of something special—
There’s a place for you at our celebration.
💀 The event will include:
• A community altar space
• Face painting and papel picado
• Traditional pan de muerto and other offerings
• Live music and cultural performances
• Family-friendly crafts and storytelling
📅 Saturday Nov 1st
📍 Boys and Girls Club on Orchard Lane
⏰ 3-8 PM
If you’d like to participate or learn more, please reach out to us at bmF2YWEgfCBiaWxsaW5nc3NjaG9vbHMgISBvcmc=
Let’s come together in community, memory, and celebration.
“Nuestros muertos nunca mueren si los recordamos.”
Our loved ones never truly die if we remember them.
Honoring the lives of those who came before us
We invite you to join us in celebrating Día de los Muertos, a sacred tradition rooted in Indigenous Mexican culture that honors the memory of our ancestors and departed loved ones. It’s a time to remember with joy, not sorrow—to welcome their spirits back for a night of music, color, and connection.
🌼 We’re looking for community members to help bring this meaningful day to life! Whether you are:
• Interested in creating a traditional or personal ofrenda (altar) to honor someone dear,
• A musician, dancer, or storyteller who wants to share your art,
• A local vendor offering handmade goods or traditional food,
• Or someone who simply wants to volunteer and be part of something special—
There’s a place for you at our celebration.
💀 The event will include:
• A community altar space
• Face painting and papel picado
• Traditional pan de muerto and other offerings
• Live music and cultural performances
• Family-friendly crafts and storytelling
📅 Saturday Nov 1st
📍 Boys and Girls Club on Orchard Lane
⏰ 3-8 PM
If you’d like to participate or learn more, please reach out to us at bmF2YWEgfCBiaWxsaW5nc3NjaG9vbHMgISBvcmc=
Let’s come together in community, memory, and celebration.
“Nuestros muertos nunca mueren si los recordamos.”
Our loved ones never truly die if we remember them.
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