2022 Details

Day of the Dead, November 1, 3:00 – 7:00 p.m.Day of the Dead is a colorful cultural celebration of life and creativity.

This festive Mexican holiday with ancient roots honors and celebrates the memory of friends and family members who have passed away. Our version amplifies the artistic aspects of Day of the Dead to appeal to the young and young at heart.

Families will explore Mexican art and culture by learning about the holiday’s traditions and participating in hands-on crafts and activities.

This year you can expect to:

• Craft a ‘Day of the Dead’ necklace with Esperanza Alonzo
• Create your own linocut and experience printmaking with Jackie Espinosa
• Create Shadow Puppets with Alejandra Carrillo
• Build Paper Bag Piñatas with Yolanda Zarco
• Color an Alebrije with the Noblesville Diversity Coalition
• Taste authentic Mexican food and treats
• Dance and sing with music by The Mariachi Solo
• Enjoy face painting with Fabulously Fun Company, stories, and crafts
• View our arts ofrenda
• Costumes are highly encouraged!

Kids will explore Mexican art and culture by learning about the holiday’s traditions, participating in crafts (some free, some $5 each) and art making, and enjoying traditional treats! Expect to get hands-on while enjoying food, music, face painting, and stories with loved ones. Costumes are highly encouraged! Our celebration will put an artsy spin on these popular traditions.

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We’re weaving together the fabric of our community. Add your thread during our Day of the Dead festivities! If you are interested in participating as a sponsor or partner, please contact us to start a conversation.

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