Tacoma Art Museum
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The first day of November marks the beginning of Día de los Muertos, the Mexican holiday when people honor loved ones who have died by bringing them to life with colorful ofrendas (altars) adorned with memorabilia and calaveras (sugar skulls), and taking part in many other traditions. Though many events have moved online, there are still lots of opportunities to learn more about the holiday through performances, food, music, and more—from a Milagro Theater fundraiser to the Mercado Pop-Up in Portland. Find all the ways to celebrate in the Pacific Northwest below and on our Portland Día de los Muertos calendar.
Events are online unless otherwise noted.
Alberta Street Gallery
Join Eugene artists Melissa Sikes and Aunia Kahn for a presentation of Día de Muertos-inspired clay skulls.
(October 28 & November 5, in-person)
