Day of the Dead Columbus ... including an art exhibit where people can purchase Latinx-made art, various food vendors, a poetry class, live music, dancing, free face painting for kids and more.

Kids and adults alike around the country and beyond dress up in ghoulish masks or devilishly scanty costumes, and go out on the town for some wicked fun. Thursday (Nov. 2) marks Day of the Dead ...

and on piñatas at kids’ birthdays and Christmas. (Related: Happy skeletons and sugar skulls: What to know about Day of the Dead.) A vendor sells papier-mâché devils in Guatemala City ...

Papel picado isn’t used exclusively during Day of the Dead, but it plays an important role in the holiday. Draped around altars and in the streets, the art represents the wind and the fragility ...

A drawing of what the Aztec Tenochtitlán square and Templo Mayor in Mexico might have looked like in the 15th century Day of the Dead's origins lie with the Aztecs, an indigenous group of people ...

The purpose of the statue is to teach people about Mexican art, culture, and the Day of the Dead tradition. "In this season, it's very important, because it's when we remember our beloved ones who ...