Día de los Muertos/Day of the Dead Community Altar Exhibit & Celebration

Focused on our queer and trans BIPOC community as well as allies, local org allgo brings back their annual altar exhibit. You can expect: a free hot meal; community connection; artistic performances; a community altar bedecked by traditional pan de muerto, candies, incense, marigolds, pictures, and treasured pieces brought by yourself and others. Don’t expect: “a grim or somber occasion,” allgo writes in their event copy. “[Instead] it is a warm and neighborly encounter full of cultural energy and symbolism where we can share time and space together.” Make sure to RSVP so organizers know how much food to make and chairs to bring. – James Scott