Dia de Muertos Festival

Admission to this experience includes full access to Super Bloom The Garden transforms into a vibrant celebration of memory and connection. Return to a world of bright marigolds, radiant altars and festive trails, where art and tradition come together under the desert sky. Experience live performances, immersive installations and moments of reflection woven throughout the Garden. This is more than a festival—it is a gathering of spirit and beauty. A time to honor, remember and come together surrounded by the vibrant energy of the season. Nov. 6 – Music in the Garden: Concert Series (additional ticket required) JALEO – Latin Music Gather your friends and family to celebrate Día de Muertos with Jaleo for a fun night of live music, vibrant energy and culture. La Procesión, Nov. 7-8, 5-6 p.m. Join us in a procession in memory of passed loved ones. Community Ofrenda Exhibit, Altar on view Nov. 6-9, 7 a.m. – 10 p.m. Webster Auditorium Ofrenda, or offering, is a central element in Dia de Muertos. Visitors are invited to place memories and wishes for loved ones on the ofrenda. Performances Ullman Terrace Stage: Ollin Yoliztli Dance Academy Boppart Courtyard Stage: Cachito Dance Project Mariachi Rubor Fiesta Mexicana Dance Company Sunset Plaza: Professional wrestling showcase by Lucha Voz (all new!) More entertainment to be announced Mercado Dorrance Hall Amor Fashion Shop: Mexican Boutique Clothing and accessories Arte de Mi Tierra: Mexican textiles, home decor and hand-embroidered goods Aurora’s Creations: Flower crowns, wreaths, headbands, bags and more Camisetas El Monte: Day of the Dead T-shirts, embroidered Mexican aprons, rosaries and lucha libre masks Despues De La Vida Arte: Day of the Dead inspired headpieces, jewelry, shirts and more Estrada’s Artistry: Day of the dead handcrafted décor, wooden crosses, realistic paper flowers, and decorative vases Funkychickeneggranch: Mexican folk art, Day of the Dead art and clothing from Mexico GinasOriginalAZ: Handmade upcycled jewelry, sugar skulls, sacred hearts and more Marco Albarran: Day of the Dead art and personal handmade art creations Mary Ann Rodriguez Artwork: Mix Media Paintings Maxica Colectivo: Personal handmade art creations, precious metal, quartz crystal jewelry and more Mexican Arts Imports: Day of the dead items, Catrinas, crosses, talavera, pottery and more Monica Gisel Art: Original Fine Art prints Oaxaca Imports: Handmade pottery and artwork from Southern Mexico The Regalitos Shop: Handmade Mexican crafts, traditional earrings, knitted items, necklaces and more. Urban Art by Melody: Original canvas art, reprints, magnets and more Vangie Rodriguez Designs: Select original art, Giclee prints, shirts, greeting cards More vendors to be announced. View vendor application. Food & Drink (available for purchase) Tamales, salsa, and chips – Creations by Sergio Catering Fresh Fruit, coconuts and shaved ice – Cocos Costa Alegre Pan de Muerto and baked goods – La Purisima Bakery Garden Grab & Go Gertrude’s by Tarbell’s Programming subject to change.