La Peña hosts a group exhibition of artworks and traditional altars in honor of the annual Day of the Dead. This vibrant celebration honors loved ones who have passed away, recognizing death as part of the cycle of life and memory. Day of the Dead is a deep-rooted tradition from indigenous Mexican cultures, where families make offerings to welcome the spirits of the deceased. These altars are adorned with marigolds, sugar skulls, photographs and personal mementos, representing the unique lives of the people being remembered. The holiday embodies a joyful reflection on the transience of life, filled with art, food and music to celebrate the continued presence of the deceased. 

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Time:	Oct 7–Nov 15, 2024 (UTC-6) ENDED
Location:	La Peña，227 Congress Ave. Austin, TX 78701

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