TANA Día de Muertos Celebration

You're invited to TANA’s Annual Día de Muertos Celebration!

Each year, Día de Muertos gives us an opportunity to come together as a community to remember and honor family and loved ones who have passed. Community members create altars and bring together meaningful objects and memories to celebrate the lives of those we’ve lost and keep their memory with us.

This year’s celebration will feature community-made altars honoring family, friends, and loved ones who have passed, along with a special altar installation centered on family and the seeds of resistance, bringing together two realities we’re living with today: the detention of immigrant families by ICE and the hope that comes from families coming together and supporting one another. We’ll also have life-size paper-mâché sculptures, including various Catrinas and a Catrín músico, along with commemorative prints and artwork by WJUSD high school students. Guests can take part in hands-on printmaking activities,…