Souls of the City in Old Sacramento
Saturday, November 3, 4pm, Sacramento History Museum, no cover
PHOTO COURTESY OF SOL COLLECTIVE
Whether you’re a seasoned veteran of Dia de los Muertos or a neophyte to the celebration of life, this festival welcomes you to share in the memories of your family, no matter your cultural background. Experience the altar-building, the face-painting, the sugar skull-making and the music outside along the Old Sacramento Waterfront. With dancing from Sacramento Aztec Dancers Maquilli Tonatiuh leading the day, this event is a unique experience. 101 I Street, solcollective.org.
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