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Breckenridge Dia De Los Muertos

Oct 17 – 18

2025
A Dia de los Muertos face getting painted at Breckenridge

Join us this fall for another spectacular Día de Muertos, or Day of the Dead Festival—a dynamic, colorful and fun-filled family event that brings our community together to celebrate and remember our loved ones who have passed. For 2025, we are expanding our traditional Día de Muertos presentation to an inclusive celebration of the many diverse cultures across Latin America that are represented in our community.

Under the artistic direction of Cal Duran—Denver-based Indigenous, Native, Mixed blood, Latinx, Manito, Mestizo, Chicanx, Indian Artist, and Arts Educator—the Blue River Plaza and Arts District will be transformed into an immersive experience that includes a community altar or ofrenda—which community members can contribute toalong  with large-scale Calaveras (skeletons) and streams of Papel Picado that will fly across the entire Arts District Campus.

Información en Español

¡Ven a celebrar con nosotros el 17 y el 18 de octubre! Breck Create cierra el Mes de la Herencia Hispana y nos prepara para el Día de Los Muertos con una celebración de la cultura durante dos días. Incluye talleres prácticos, pintura de caras, instalaciones de arte y actuaciones en el Campus del Distrito de las Artes.

 

Dia De Los Muertos Highlights

Folkloric Dancers during Traditional Mexican dancers during Dia De Los Muertos
Enjoy live cultural performances at BreckCreate’s Dia De Los Muertos Festival!

The Festival will kick off on Friday, October 17th with the opening reception + artist talk + music for Juan Fuentes: Lo que La Tierra Abraza / What the Land Embraces—our fall exhibition in the Old Masonic Hall Gallery. Artist Juan Fuentes is working with local immigrant communities to explore their unique stories through the medium of photography. This reception will be followed by an Aztec Dance performance + Candlelight Vigil with the much loved, Grupo Huitzilopochtli of Denver.

Saturday October 18th will be a full day of festival fun that includes art, music, dancing, performances by local community musicians and dance groups, classes and workshops, face painting, an art market, and a few more surprises, so stay tuned for a complete schedule of events over the coming weeks.

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