Free Museum Admission All Day

Celebrate Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead. Decorate sugar skulls, sample traditional Pan de Muerto, and come view the Ofrenda installation by local artist, Stephanie Riggs. Bring a photo or memento to add to our community altar.

11:00 AM - “Ofrenda” Film Short Screening and Q& A with Terry Ngo, Producer/Director

1:00 - 4:00 PM - Hands-on Activities

1:30 and 3:00pm - Mexican folkloric dance performances by Los Niños de Santa Fe

LOS NIÑOS DE SANTA FE DANCE PERFORMANCE
Be enchanted by the lively performance of Los Niños de Santa Fe who will captivate the audience with traditional Mexican folk dances. Their vibrant costumes and skillful moves bring to life the joyful spirit of Día de los Muertos, where music and dance are an important part of celebrating both life and memory.

OFRENDA INSTALLATION BY LOCAL ARTIST STEPHANIE RIGGS
This year’s event will also feature an ofrenda installation by local artist Stephanie Riggs. Her beautifully crafted altar will offer a space for reflection and connection, honoring the lives of those who have passed. Visitors can view the intricate artwork and learn more about the significance of ofrendas in Día de los Muertos, which serve as a way to welcome spirits back to the world of the living with love, food, and cherished memories.

JOIN THE CELEBRATION!
Whether you’re familiar with the traditions or curious to learn more, the Museum of International Folk Art’s Día de los Muertos celebration is the perfect way to experience this meaningful and festive holiday. With hands-on activities, delicious food, and unforgettable performances, it’s a day the whole family will enjoy. Mark your calendar, and come celebrate with us as we honor life, death, and the beauty that connects us all.