Returning to its beloved all-day event, the festival opens its gates at 10 a.m., allowing attendees to experience a magical journey from day to night.
This year's theme focuses on the mystical figures of Tonas and Nahuales, which are vital to indigenous Mesoamerican cultures as spiritual guides and guardians.
The stage will feature a variety of talent, including Pedro Fernández, the legendary band Los Lobos, Reyna Tropical, Ambar Lucid, Tania Libertad, and more.
The celebration will feature 90+ altars throughout the grounds, viewable for the duration of the event, honoring the memories of loved ones.
Families will also find fun at the Children's Plaza, where kids can participate in hands-on activities, including crafting an Alebrije Mask and The Sacred Flower.
This year's artwork will be presented by visionary artist Antonio Fuentes, featuring a meticulously hand-carved and painted Xoloitzcuintli sculpture.
This day will be filled with art, music, and cultural traditions as life and remembrance are celebrated.
Learn more about the event at ladayofthedead.com.