Hapeville to Host Día de Muertos Celebration on October 25

The vibrant spirit of Mexico’s Día de Muertos will come alive in Hapeville at the 7th Annual Día de Muertos Celebration, set for Saturday, October 25, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Jess Lucas Park.

This free, family-friendly event invites the community to honor loved ones through a colorful evening of cultural traditions, live entertainment, and heartfelt remembrance.

The celebration will feature an array of live performances, showcasing music and dance that capture the essence of this cherished Mexican holiday.

Attendees can savor offerings from local food vendors, explore traditional crafts, and participate in interactive activities that celebrate life and community.

Highlights include altar-building, where families create ofrendas to commemorate those who have passed, as well as cultural art displays that reflect the holiday’s rich symbolism.

Leading up to the event, Hapeville is hosting workshops to engage the community, including a kids’ art contest and a special movie night screening of Disney’s Coco, a beloved film that beautifully portrays Día de Muertos traditions. These activities aim to foster creativity and connection among residents of all ages.

Now in its seventh year, Hapeville’s Día de Muertos Celebration has become a cornerstone of the city’s cultural calendar, drawing families together to share in the joy, color, and unity of this meaningful tradition.

Jess Lucas Park will transform into a vibrant hub of music, art, and community spirit, offering a memorable evening for all who attend.

For more information, visit Hapeville’s official event page or follow local updates. Join the celebration on October 25 to experience a night of culture, remembrance, and togetherness.

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