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The two-day celebration marks a time to celebrate and remember those who've passed away through offerings, clothing and more.

Visitors are also welcome to bring photos of their deceased loved ones to put on the studio’s altar. You can shop pieces from Itza Bip and wear them Friday to Musa Studio’s Day of the Dead Celebration from 6:30 p.m. Huipils are traditional dresses you can see being worn during Day of the Dead Celebrations and year-round. [Muso Studio](https://www.facebook.com/musastudio.bcs) dance instructors Isis Ortega and Iris Ortega create an altar for their loved ones yearly at the studio. The first day is called “angels day” and honors babies and kids who’ve passed away, and the second day celebrates adults. Every altar has important elements including photos of the deceased, some of their favorite items like food or instruments, a soft and sweet bread named pan de muerto, a special paper named papel picadom, marigolds, skulls to represent the loved ones and candles.

Día de los Muertos is a vibrant celebration of ancestors and loved ones who have passed, filled with parades, costumes, and dance.

He hopes that as more continue to celebrate, the fun, attractive parts of the holiday can still bring people into the spiritual and Indigenous foundation of Día de los Muertos. In 2019, 2.6 million people attended the Día de los Muertos [parade in Mexico City](https://mexiconewsdaily.com/culture/day-of-the-dead-festivities-cdmx/). [Coco](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/21/movies/coco-review-pixar-disney.html?action=click&module=RelatedLinks&pgtype=Article), a Día de los Muertos-themed movie which made over $800 million at the box office. Vasquez recognizes that the holiday’s growth is inevitable, and is glad that more people are appreciating Mexican culture. “Like most holidays, people really take the opportunity to just have a good time and party, which is awesome. The ofrenda, or offering, is the bedrock piece of Día de los Muertos celebrations. [Chicano artists in Los Angeles](https://www.yesmagazine.org/social-justice/2021/10/28/day-of-the-dead-chicano-artists-los-angeles-commercialization) began promoting the holiday with face painting and other artwork. They are built in colorful tiers, with the bottom full of essential items for spirits making a long journey, like water and candles to guide them. And finally, at the top are usually pictures of the dead, as well as crosses or other religious symbols. “We close the cycle of harvesting and planting, and we’re going to let Mother Earth rest,” said Carmen Guerrero, who is from Mexico and has Aztec and Mayan roots. Día de los Muertos is also celebrated these specific days because of its Catholic influences. But even while the holiday continues to grow in popularity, it is somewhat misunderstood.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Colorful, bright decorations and skulls are what most people associate with Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead).

Shams Charania of The Athletic and Stadium has reported an update on Sacramento Kings guard De'Aaron Fox.

Heat and his return will be based upon the resolution of symptoms, but there’s hope it could be soon." On Saturday night, they beat the Heat in California to win their first game of the season. Fox will miss Wednesday’s game vs.

Well, possibly the worst thing that could happen to the Sacramento Kings in this already frustrating, but young season may have just happened.

Hopefully the report of it being just soreness and not anything major are correct. He had played just nine minutes before exiting to the locker room. De’Aaron Fox left the game early with what he is being called soreness in his right knee.

On March 15, 2021, moments after Mayor Bill de Blasio and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams announced their plans to launch a new gun violence prevention program ...

“We have decided to forego any payment from the city of New York,” Boggan wrote in a September 2022 email to the MOCJ. And while other areas of the city may be seeing a slowdown in gun violence, at least according to New York Police Department data, Street Corner Resources is responding to more calls this year than in 2021 or 2020. Sekou said she hasn’t heard anything about the Advance Peace pilot in nearly 11 months, and her organization, which was slated to be a subcontractor under CCD, never received any funding or direction. If you don’t do that, you will have destroyed the relationships and undermined the confidence of other people that the city is willing to follow the evidence and to execute on the evidence.” In the meantime, Advance Peace staff tried to get a contract signed with the MOCJ. Two weeks after the announcement, during a March 31 meeting between CCD, Advance Peace, the public advocate, and the MOCJ, city officials urged Advance Peace to help, describing their participation as integral to the pilot. As their attempts to get a contract carried on for months, Fragd found out by email that her organization’s proposed budget of $600,000 for training and technical assistance was being cut in half. Boggan and the other Advance Peace staffers started to develop more serious reservations. The plan wasn’t as simple as Advance Peace opening an office in Manhattan and enrolling fellows into its program. [study](https://ajph.aphapublications.org/doi/full/10.2105/AJPH.2019.305288) found that Advance Peace led to a nearly 45 percent decline in gun crime in Richmond, California, between 2010 and 2017. Though the surge was still far below the record highs of the 1990s, it both threatened de Blasio’s legacy and became the dominant issue in a heated, competitive mayoral race to select his successor. Months later, no participants have been enrolled, and Advance Peace is pulling out of New York City altogether after what Boggan called a “toxic” experience.

“We're making pan de muerto or dead bread, and it's usually made to celebrate a Mexican tradition which is Day of the Dead,” Gio explained. Arturo ...

“We set up an altar and put up pictures of our beloved and we fill the altar with all their favorite foods and all of the things they liked,” Gio says. “We’re making pan de muerto or dead bread, and it’s usually made to celebrate a Mexican tradition which is Day of the Dead,” Gio explained. The father and son team have spent the last month making thousands of loaves of pan de muerto for Dia de los Muertos.

On Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, families honor their deceased loved ones through joyous celebration, as it's believed that the veil between the ...

De Leon also explained, “Some of the food that is used in the altars, and some of the food that we in Mexico buy and eat during this time of year, is very specific. “For the first time, the Navy Band from the Southeast is going to be performing, and we’re going to have singers. “As is the case of so many traditions and so many of our cultural traditions in Mexico, it is a mixture of indigenous pre-Hispanic traditions that came way before Europeans landed on the shores of Mexico and the Americas,” explained De Leon. “When colonization happened, in the case of Mexico by the Spanish crown, there was a mixture of those traditions that were originally originated by Hispanic cultures and some of the traditions, of course, that came with Spaniards — mostly religious and mostly, of course, Catholic.” He went on, “One of the ways that the Spanish crown dealt with [the indigenous holiday] was to assimilate it into the Catholic faith, so that’s how it was assimilated … [Historic Oakland Cemetery](https://oaklandcemetery.com/) and the Mexican holiday [Day of the Dead](https://www.history.com/topics/halloween/day-of-the-dead) is a marriage made in Heaven, so to speak. “I’m really looking forward to highlighting the similarities in the ways that people mourn and grieve and memorialize their loved ones.

Once parked, he'd hop out and walk to the back of the van before swinging open two large doors to reveal racks on racks of freshly baked pan dulce neatly ...

Like clockwork, he’d roll up in front of my grandma Lily’s house in Shafter, California, with all the neighborhood kids trailing behind to be first in line. [pan dulce](https://www.sfgate.com/food/article/bake-off-mexican-week-controversy-17495045.php) neatly displayed to the amazement of all of us niños. [Mexican Colony](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexican_Colony,_California), a man peddling sweets in an unconventional white van would visit daily in the late afternoons.

On El Día de los Muertos, the Uvalde school shooting victims, most of them children, are being remembered in Texas and across the U.S..

“We felt that it was an opportune time for us to use something that’s so significant and part of our cultural traditions ... “You can’t help but look at the headlines and think, ‘Oh, this tragedy needs to be remembered in some way that has a little bit of hope in it, as tragic as it may be,’” Moreno said. In the corner, next to two desks and a chalkboard, is a pecan tree, which represents Robb Elementary School. Members of the community wiped their tears as they stopped to take pictures and view the altar, Texas Public Radio “We say people’s names over and over again so they will not be forgotten,” 1, and the souls of deceased adults come to visit on Nov. the UFW [United Farm Workers] came and did an ofrenda.” “It has become a more difficult exhibit to curate, and we have to be careful that we’re not normalizing mass shootings.” 31, the souls of deceased children come down from heaven and reunite with their families on Nov. “We have a long-standing tradition every year of doing that. It’s not the first time NMMA has honored those lost to gun violence. Several cities around the country hold events and parades and create colorful altars.

Día de Los Muertos is traditionally a two-day holiday that is observed on November 1st and 2nd. There are several altars and events happening around the ...

Ross says it's important for the old town community to celebrate this long-standing tradition. Dozens of volunteers were up early before sunrise to put up the colorful displays. It was an emotional moment for Supervisor Vargas as she placed her parent's photo on the altar outside of the county administration building.

Downtown Doral is hosting its annual Días De Los Muertos festival with a flower exhibit through Wednesday.

[Chotto Matte](https://thedanaagency-dot-yamm-track.appspot.com/2ATACdAOFD_9I3Jdm3XbI8HjVtgXBOai0-pybofD96Gu5KaizgwGZX6RBm7OxDLFF7sxOiQk6bGi-Q1BRJeltQCvQ9PmVipyWhTnqMgMm6WYKAYcvMKfseRuW-3lXa7tLODh65ryBgjxcI30D_LXBl8krbjZz4-6jxzVs77FSNdjm3w7Iy_TJmpevlQ) on Miami Beach is celebrating with a [limited menu](https://chotto-matte.com/miami/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2022/10/CM-MIA-DOD-Set-Menu-2022-printing-27_09_2022-3.pdf), too. [Días De Los Muertos festival](https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjqn6i0LId8/?hl=en) with a flower exhibit through Wednesday. [Fort Lauderdale's annual Day of the Dead](https://www.jointherevolution.net/concerts/13th-annual-florida-day-of-the-dead-celebration/) celebration takes over downtown this Saturday, from 4-11pm.

As one of a few female general managers in the sport, Ro de Jonckere can count on 20 years of experience in cycling, she talks about her journey and the ...

You are working with a 500-kilo animal so you have to be really focussed on what you are doing and because of that, you don’t have time to think about anything else. I do dressage on a regional level and it adds an element of competition and an extra drive. I’m a nature person so being able to gallop is my favorite because it is a physical and mental workout. I try to go to the races now and then to see the staff and I visited many of the women’s races because it was new to me. With all the improvements to vehicles, we are trying to minimize our impact and we have seen races like the Arctic Race of Norway also beginning to innovate with new solutions. There are similarities between controlling a horse and a bike team. We are still in the early stages here but we are looking to reduce our footprint by updating our fleet with a new bus and by switching out our old cars. We can only hope that in time some of those events will come back onto the calendar because I think the globalization of cycling is an awesome thing. At Qhubeka we handed over bikes to school children in South Africa and we could see that it can change their lives. A big evolution will come in the next few years, it’s growing very fast but you can see that there are still some differences in the professionalism between genders. I couldn’t tell you the difference between a front and a back wheel but you grow into it very quickly. I studied languages and back then if you didn’t speak Spanish or Italian it was very hard to work in the sport.

Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is being celebrated throughout San Diego County. People honor their loved ones in many ways, including photos, ...

And it's nice to see other people learn about our culture, respectfully, and that feels really good,” Oviedo said. “It means we are closer to our loved ones.” “And the face painting is definitely for Dia de los Muertos.”

Sacramento Kings point guard De'Aaron Fox suffered a bone bruise in his right knee and will miss Wednesday's game against the Miami Heat, per.

The Kings are 2-4 this season, 13th place in the Western Conference. However, he shot just 29.7 percent from deep. Fox had another impressive season for the Kings in 2021-22, averaging 23.2 points, 5.6 assists and 3.9 rebounds while shooting 47.3 percent from the floor in 59 games.

Get the story behind the story every day. Host Kristy Totten interviews Union-Tribune reporters, newsmakers and experts about what matters in San Diego.

It’s a Mexican holiday with Catholic and indigenous roots that honors the deceased loved ones of those who celebrate, typically on Nov. Día de Muertos means Day of the Dead. Union-Tribune readers share remembrances of their loved ones for Día de Muertos

The "Day of the Dead" is a way for people to celebrate the lives of loved ones we've lost. There are events across San Diego, many featuring displays of alters, ...

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For some, the Altar de Muertos connects where they came from to where they are today. And for the very first time in Minnesota history, the St. Paul Capitol ...

It’s really nice to see that visibility and appreciation for a part of me and the greater community in Minnesota.” she said. It is that we are here alive and that we are here honoring them.” “For me it’s important to be here along with MCLA and the artists to say that we’re here and still fighting. The ofrenda at the Capitol is a way for Johnson-Ortiz to honor the legacy of their brother Gabriel Dominic Johnson-Ortiz, who spent many years advocating for immigrant and worker rights in Minnesota. "For me that means that the dead keep living as long as we continue fighting." As a cultural family advocate, Gaona-Pacheco often creates altars of her own in the schools she works in, but says she always thought she needed to ask for permission.

A magical world premiere at San Diego Opera imagines Frida Kahlo reuniting with her husband, Diego Rivera, from beyond the grave; composer Ethel Smyth's ...

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This festive, social occasion developed from ancient traditions of the Aztecs and welcomes the return of those who have died and recognizes the cycles of life ...

They believe that the spirits of their deceased relatives will visit on the Day of the Dead because the offerings entice them to return. Día de los Muertos is an explosion of color and life-affirming joy. The current Day of the Dead celebrations developed from intermingling indigenous and Spanish priests’ traditions. November 2 is reserved to honor the adults who have passed. On November 2, the district’s Donaldson Administrative Building staff celebrated Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). The ofrendas also have offerings like the deceased’s favorite foods, beverages, and memorabilia.

Just zoomed thru Kings-Hornets, Dennis Smith Jr. being a solid rotation guy now is def stupefying. Anyway // Mitchell was so good for Sac down the stretch that ...

But since landing in his hometown of Los Angeles with the Lakers, his numbers have decreased tremendously. He briefly returned later in the quarter only to be taken out again and ruled out of the game. There’s no doubt that Westbrook has shown his value in the past. He’s also averaging 7.2 rebounds and 4.7 assists. [after suffering a knee injury](https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/kings/deaaron-fox-miss-kings-heat-no-other-structural-damage-knee) in the second quarter of the game. [Sacramento’s 115-108 win](https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/kings/davion-mitchell-matthew-dellavedova-step-after-deaaron-fox-injury-win) over the Charlotte Hornets on Monday, Simmons got to thinking.

The start of November means Day of the Dead celebrations are underway. Workers at a restaurant in Madison spent the day honoring their loved ones.

“I think this food here is more authentic of all. “We serve huevos rancheros, we serve carnitas with salsa verde. She says one customer was pleased to see Mole on the menu. Workers at a restaurant in Madison spent the day honoring their loved ones. (WMTV) - The start of November means Day of the Dead celebrations are underway. “I think day of the dead is a way to celebrate someone’s life with color, with music, with good food and drinks,” Pardo said.

The Kings got good news after De'Aaron Fox underwent an MRI for his injured knee.

This gives the Kings the chance to show what they are truly made of and that they don’t have to rely on Fox to win. When Fox was sidelined last night, the team showed that they have the ability to persevere and overcome a large deficit without the help of their leader, something many Kings fans — including myself — had doubts about to begin this season. Luckily for them, there are back-to-backs during this stretch and the team will have at least a day to rest between each matchup. Hopefully, things go differently for the young star, though, and he is back and playing in All-Star caliber form soon enough. Heat and his return will be based upon the resolution of symptoms, but there’s hope it could be soon. This is extremely good news for the Kings, who are in the midst of a four-game road trip.

The Latinx Technology & Community Center will host a Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) event midweek to remember lost loved ones in Flint.

“(This event) is a beautiful way to do that.” 2 in Buckham Alley in downtown Flint, according to the event page on Facebook. The event is scheduled from 5-8 p.m. He called the event “a time to remember loved ones” who’ve passed on and the legacy they left behind. [Honoring family, loved ones at the heart of Dia de los Muertos celebration in Flint](https://www.mlive.com/news/flint/2021/11/honoring-family-loved-ones-at-the-heart-of-dia-de-los-muertos-celebration-in-flint.html) FLINT, MI -- The Latinx Technology & Community Center will host a Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) event midweek to remember lost loved ones in Flint.

But have the Cowboys made Parsons a defensive end without telling anybody? Defensive coordinator Dan Quinn slightly chuckled at the question. “Some weeks we do, ...

[49-29 win](/nfl/game/_/gameId/401437807) against the Bears and might miss time. “The reason being Anthony can play both on the line [and linebacker],” Quinn said. The defensive mindset, you just love versatility and like moving things around.” Sometimes there’s five D-linemen and he’s the sixth. Sometimes there’s four D-linemen and he’s the fifth. “You’ve seen Anthony play on the line and Micah back some, and vice versa. “We're trying to create openings. Sometimes there’s three D-linemen and he’s the fourth. “As a defense mindset, we're trying to create mismatches,” Parsons said. What is he going to do?’” Quinn said. So you have to have enough pass-rushing ability to be on the line, which Anthony can do. “I know Micah gets a lot of ‘Where is he going to play?

Zeferino Garcia established a Oaxacan business empire in Los Angeles: markets, stores and a restaurant. Now, he sells marigolds every year for Day of the ...

That [tape] wakes up our enthusiasm to show who we are to the world.” Workers had set up tables outside the market so Garcia, his wife and others could wrap marigold and cockscomb bouquets in plastic. The demand is so great that Garcia plans to double his marigold harvest next year. The flowers — mostly orange, but some yellow — were as large as a fist. Garcia and his friends planted the seedlings when they were 3 inches tall, after sprouting them at a nursery in Carpinteria. Coverage of the Day of the Dead celebration in Mexico and California. But Garcia was the one farmer I wanted to talk to. “We needed the cempasúchil.” There are many traditions and lore associated with what some call Día de los Muertos, but a virtual requisite is marigolds — the beacon for the departed to come back home. “In a short time, you’ll be able to buy them at our stores.” The men were working for free in a mutual aid arrangement called gozona from their native region of Sierra de Juarez in Oaxaca, Mexico. “A wonderful beauty, these marigold flowers,” he said in Spanish.

One Columbia organization, Centro Latino de Salud Educación y Cultura, helped people connect with their departed loved ones through memories.

At midnight on November 2, Día de Los Difuntos or "Day of the Deceased" is reserved to celebrate the spirits of adults. At midnight on November 1, Día de Los Angelitos or "Day of the Little Angels" is reserved to celebrate the spirits of children. Centro Latino sold the plates on Tuesday from 5-8 p.m. Centro Latino also invited people to pay their respects and grab a dinner plate. "It's supposed to be about love... "Instead of looking at death like a bad thing, you look at death as just a part of life," Alexandria Rodriguez, a Centro Latino Kitchen volunteer, said.

Election Day is one week away. Manny's and The Human Rights Campaign are continuing their Get Out The Vote phone banking effort with a “disco brunch.

to 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. to 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. to 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. and $10 after 11 p.m. Entry is $5 before 11 p.m. to 12 p.m. and calls will be from 12 p.m.

EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Good morning, everyone! Happy Dia de los Muertos! Expect a high of 77 degrees just like yesterday! Enjoy the weather for today ...

Alex de Minaur hung tough Wednesday to roar back and clinch a dramatic second-round upset against Daniil Medvedev at the Rolex Paris Masters.

I’m happy with the way I played, I’m happy with the level of tennis I brought when I had to and [it was] a great start.” Some trademark De Minaur defence had earlier clinched the first set for the Australian, who scrambled to put up a high ball on set point at 5-4, 30/40 before the fourth seed mishit the smash long. With the victory, De Minaur equalled his best showing in Paris, where he also reached the third round in 2019 and 2020. Despite that disappointment, he was again aggressive on return at 6-5 and a Medvedev double fault on match point at 30/40 confirmed the biggest win of the World No. The win against World No. De Minaur wore down the 2020 champion and 2021 finalist Medvedev with a combination of relentless retrieving and nerveless serving at big moments, saving 12 of 15 break points he faced.

Alex de Minaur beat fourth-seeded Daniil Medvedev 6-4, 2-6, 7-5 in the second round of the Paris Masters.

Tsitsipas raced to a 3-0 lead in the first set. But the Russian capitalized on unforced errors by De Minaur to break twice in the second set. I was serving well, I was very calm in important moments, and it paid off.” After rallying from a 2-0 deficit in the final set, De Minaur failed to convert his first two match points at 5-4. “I just tried to wait for my right ball and just back myself and back my volley. But the Australian got two more chances at 6-5.

Daniil Medvedev crashed out of the Paris Masters after losing to Alex de Minaur in three tight sets on Wednesday but fifth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas had no ...

Mauro Forghieri, the technical director and designer who helped Ferrari win a string of Formula One titles from the 1960s through to the 1980s, has died in Italy at the age of 87. Tsitsipas produced a fine performance to oust Evans, breaking the Briton early in both sets and making the most of his opponent's unforced errors as he secured the win in one hour and 20 minutes. Australia's De Minaur was down a break in the decider against world number three Medvedev but dug deep to win 6-4 2-6 7-5 and seal his first victory against a top-five player in 19 attempts.

Plaza de Luna is now fully repaired and reopened to the public more than two years after it suffered significant damage during Hurricane Sally.

The plaza is a popular destination for people to fish, walk and enjoy the view of Pensacola Bay. According to the city, the splash pad at Plaza de Luna is closed for the season, however concession services and public restroom facilities are available daily from 11 a.m. Robinson estimated in October 2021 that the city's waterfront had sustained around "We expect to have fountains going very shortly," Robinson said Monday. "We've got electricity and everything else going, so very good to have that back. [downtown Pensacola](https://www.pnj.com/story/news/local/pensacola/2022/11/02/pensacola-named-no-3-best-place-retire-u-s-news-world-report/8246487001/) is fully repaired and reopened to the public after [sustaining damage from Hurricane Sally](https://www.pnj.com/story/news/local/2021/10/05/hurricane-sally-pensacola-florida-waterfront-damaged-repaired-spring/5991702001/) in September 2020.

The final ATP Masters event of the year is a truly loaded one in Paris. Who do you think will win on Wednesday in the French capital?

De Minaur is a player that likes pace on the ball and Medvedev is not a player that plays with pace. He’s won more matches than he has in any season, unsurprising given his movement and ability to redirect pace is right up there with the best on tour. It’s something Taylor Fritz is going to have to accept as he plays the part of potential Parisian party-pooper. After going ten consecutive events mid-season without making a quarterfinal, he’s made the final of Seoul, the semis in Tokyo, the quarters in Stockholm and the final of Vienna. [Gilles Simon’s career](https://lastwordonsports.com/tennis/2021/03/23/2021-is-the-end-for-monfils-gasquet-and-the-old-french-guard/) hung by a thread against Andy Murray in the previous round. Today we’re excited to predict Medvedev’s second-round meeting with Alex De Minaur and the tough second-rounds of Taylor Fritz, Pablo Carreno Busta and Stefanos Tsitsipas.

A quick review of Circa 1922, a feature of two Wrightsville Beach culinary events, and a reminder of Dia de los Muertos.

Or know of a best kept secret that you want the rest of the Cape Fear to know about? Judges select the best of the best, while you can choose the People’s Choice, and who has the best beer and wine. If you like to eat, enjoy a drink, and love the beach (I know, that covers just about all of you) then Wrightsville Beach is the place to be this week. The evening I went was somewhat spur-of-the-moment, and a friend and I decided to dip in for a late dinner. Two events should be on every foodie’s radar, starting with Thursday night for The Blockade Runner’s “Hops and Harvest Beer Dinner.” I had the pleasure to go last year (I will be there again Thursday from 6 - 9 p.m.), and the culinary team at East Oceanfront restaurant puts together a delightful menu of five courses with perfect pairings by Hi-Wire Brewing. The Day of the Dead, the famed Mexican holiday that has quickly gained steam in the United States. 3) is the annual “Hops and Harvest Beer Dinner” at the Blockade Runner in Wrightsville Beach, and then on Saturday is the popular “Taste of Wrightsville Beach” event. I love a good Caesar salad and typically make one or two a week at home, but this one was exceptional. It may be one of yours too when you give it a try. For one, I was able to squeeze in a lovely meal last week at Circa 1922 in downtown Wilmington. Situated along Front Street in downtown Wilmington, Circa 1922 is a throwback to the early 20th century with some excellent modern eats. Hello again my Cape Fear Foodies, I must apologize for the lack of content over the last few weeks.

Taking place annually from Nov. 1-2, the Day of Dead honors loved ones who have passed away. The Olvera Street celebrations will take place over nine days, ...

Alex de Minaur upset fourth-seeded Daniil Medvedev 6-4, 2-6, 7-5 in the second round of the Paris Masters on Wednesday.

Tsitsipas raced to a 3-0 lead in the first set. But the Russian capitalized on unforced errors by De Minaur to break twice in the second set. Musetti next faces third-seeded [Casper Ruud](https://www.espn.com/sports/tennis/players/profile?playerId=2989). I was serving well, I was very calm in important moments, and it paid off." After rallying from a 2-0 deficit in the final set, De Minaur failed to convert his first two match points at 5-4. But the Australian got two more chances at 6-5.

'Amazing': Demon FINALLY does it as Aussie stuns in tennis boilover.

She had it on her phone but fair play, kept calm and kept doing the interview until the end and then check to see he had sealed it. “Was in the room with Katie Boulter when he sealed victory. Watch Tennis Live with beIN SPORTS on Kayo.

Valley residents from all over are celebrating Dia de los Muertos with special cultural events and more.

Franklin said the library calls for these altars in late summer and then invites them to be displayed in the Burton Barr Library. We’re very grateful to be able to offer this to the community and have so much participation,” said Franklin. “We wanted to honor local cultural references, and what’s better than honoring those who have passed?”

Dr. Beth Garcia, Assistant Dean Sylvia Nugent Proffessor of Education at West Texas A&M. WT students, area organizations and individuals build ofrenda displays ...

The ofrendas will be on display for the general public inside the PPHM during museum hours, 9 a.m. While the ofrendas are on view, area schools will send classes for tours and art activities. [WT celebrates Día de los Muertos with annual ofrenda display at PPHM](https://www.amarillo.com/story/news/2022/10/26/wtamu-remembers-lost-loved-ones-with-annual-ofrenda-display-at-pphm/69589291007/)

Día de Los Muertos — the Mexican festival of honoring the dead — is traditionally celebrated on Nov. 1 and 2. The event on the Poway Library patio featured ...

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The Mujeres Makers Market takes place on site from 10am – 4pm, with over 70 vendors consisting of women of color; the Mujeres are also organizing workshops and lotería in the Presidio Orchard. SBTHP will be providing free arts and crafts in the orchard from 11am – 3pm. SANTA BARBARA, CA – The Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation presents its annual Día de los Muertos Craft Day in its second year collaborating with the Mujeres Makers Market this Sunday, November 6, 2022 at El Presidio de Santa Bárbara State Historic Park.

Welcome back, queridos. It's once again Día de los Muertos, the Mexican holiday in which the living honor the dead. It's no surprise, then, that La Misión.

Before arriving in the Mission, she covered small business and migratory birds in New York City while learning to code and design at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism. She is a proud Chinese and Filipina American. And a young entrepreneur who makes non-alcoholic drinks served in the clay cups that she makes herself. And, all along the commercial corridor, face painting — from $20 and up — was in full swing. Angelica Sanchez Rico, and her sister Camilla, said Day of the Dead is their favorite holiday because they can see their beloved family members. Bare-chested and resplendent in huge, feathered headdresses, they danced to drums that shook the bones of the several hundred marchers gathered in the streets. Today marks the 30th anniversary of the annual Festival of Altars, with the altaristas gathering in person for the first time since 2019. It is a tradition to bake the Pan de Muertos, a sweet bread, in the weeks leading up to the Day of the Dead. × You can find all of the events here. It’s no surprise, then, that La Misión is home to some of San Francisco’s best displays of the holiday: Sugar skulls grinning in the panaderías, altars fashioned reverently in Potrero del Sol Park, and of course, the procession. It’s once again Día de los Muertos, the Mexican holiday in which the living honor the dead.

Día de Muertos in Mexico is a long-standing tradition that began before the Spanish Conquest in 1521. It is believed the spirits of our deceased loved ones ...

Although it is hard to let go of those people we loved so much, Día de Muertos is a way to keep their legacy alive. Oziel Martínez is from Michoacán one of the states in Mexico where Día de Muertos is heavily celebrated. “To the people that have passed away from COVID-19, that’s just a big part of our community right now,” said Carlos Gonzalez, a Righetti High School student. “This event is not necessarily about mourning our loved ones who have maybe passed but it’s about celebrating the life, celebrating the things that they did, the things they did to get us to where we are and also celebrate in community and also honor our own lives,” said Abraham Melendrez, Corazón del Pueblo’s Executive Director. It is believed the spirits of our deceased loved ones return to Earth. Día de Muertos in Mexico is a long-standing tradition that began before the Spanish Conquest in 1521.

This year's event was hosted by Rhode Island Latino Arts, the North Burial Ground and the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology in a partnership that began last ...

Luis Alvaro, another attendee, said that the event is a much-welcomed celebration of Latine heritage in Providence. Día de los Muertos “is often looked at as the Mexican Halloween, and that’s really not true,” Martinez said. This year’s Día de los Muertos event was particularly important to hold because many individuals passed away during the COVID-19 pandemic, Martinez said. Martinez encouraged attendees to reminisce and share memories of loved ones. “We bring the relatives who have passed away back to life by putting up photographs, flowers and their favorite foods.” This year’s event was hosted by Rhode Island Latino Arts, the North Burial Ground and the Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology in a partnership that began last year, according to Marta Martinez, executive director of RILA.

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Adults and children dress as skeletons and celebrate the lives of the departed in annual joy-filled festivities.

They are a source of pride for the whole community. Like seeds planted under soil, the dead disappear temporarily only to return each year like the annual harvest. “In that mythology, the corn is buried when it’s planted and leads an underground life for a period to later reappear as a plant,” Medina said.

On the steps of the Texas Capitol in Austin on Tuesday night, people gathered around an altar covered in colorful paper, gold marigolds and photos of the 19 ...

Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is a Mexican holiday in early November that celebrates loved ones who have died. The Día de los Muertos event was held to honor those who died in Uvalde and all those who have lost their lives in mass shootings in Texas. The families carried the altar, or ofrenda, from the Texas Capitol to the Governor’s Mansion.

Originating in Mexico, Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a holiday traditionally celebrated on Nov. 1 and 2. The celebration rekindles connections ...

Despite having welcomed it in different ways, those who celebrated Día de los Muertos agreed that the sharing of traditions associated with it serves as an important building block to cultural diversity and acceptance among Cornellians. Being able to celebrate Día de los Muertos freely on a college campus provides students with the opportunity to share special cultural traditions with their peers. “We’d love for more people to get involved with the process of setting up the ofrenda for Día de los Muertos,” Lima said about hopes for future celebrations. “I also added the [items] that they used to like, such as rum, Pan de Muertos (a sweet bread) and fruits on the table.” The community gathered at the ofrenda to speak of experiences with the holiday while carving pumpkins and painting sugar skulls. “During this Café, we learned about the history of Día de los Muertos,” said Residence Hall Director Adriana Lima.

Families of the 21 Robb Elementary victims gathered at the Hillcrest Cemetery to honor their loved ones.

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As per Mexican tradition, Pan de Muerto is a sweetened soft bread shaped like a bun, often decorated with bone-shaped pieces representing loved ones who have ...

Traditionally, Pan de Muerto is offered at the deceased’s alter, or ofrenda. As per Mexican tradition, Pan de Muerto is a sweetened soft bread shaped like a bun, often decorated with bone-shaped pieces representing loved ones who have passed on. My dad was from Mexico City, so he showed us that we celebrate this tradition on November 2nd to remember all those who have passed on.

An unexpected burst of cold rain could not dampen the spirit of Vacaville's first celebration of Dia de los Muertos. The traditional Mexican holiday was ...

Following the completion of the frames, attendees were invited to go on a “reflection walk” that went along the CreekWalk area and underneath the bridge. She hopes her kids will “learn about traditions (and) how we celebrate and honor people of the past, our loved ones.” Dia de los Muertos is a tradition for Prado, but she has never taken part in a local celebration such as Vacaville’s. Music was performed by Los Cochinos, Dazantes Unidos performed folkloric dances and booths were set up for attendees to have their faces painted, make sugar skulls and photo frames to be placed on a community altar known as an “ofrenda.” Gheizel Prado, who works in the Food Services Department at Vacaville Unified School District, heard about the event through her job. An unexpected burst of cold rain could not dampen the spirit of Vacaville’s first celebration of Dia de los Muertos.