Day Of The Dead -

Families often spend the night in cemeteries, cleaning, decorating graves with flowers, and sharing stories, music, and food with the departed. Key Dates:

(Spanish: Día de Muertos or Día de los Muertos ) is a vibrant Mexican holiday, primarily celebrated on November 1 and 2 , dedicated to honoring and remembering deceased loved ones. Day of the Dead

Families build private altars in their homes, decorated with marigold flowers ( cempasúchil ), candles, papel picado (cut paper), photos of the departed, and their favorite food and drinks. Families often spend the night in cemeteries, cleaning,

Día de los Inocentes (Day of the Innocents) or All Saints' Day, honoring children. Nov. 2: All Souls' Day, honoring adults. Common Phrases & Cultural Notes Day of the Dead Brochure Text (English) - Peabody Museum decorating graves with flowers