The Latino Center of Art and Culture welcomed visitors with a vibrant display, festive sounds of traditional music and the sight of dancers in colorful attire.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Across the United States and Mexico, people gathered this weekend to celebrate Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, a cherished tradition honoring the memory of lost loved ones.
In Sacramento, the Latino Center of Art and Culture is hosting its 15th annual event on Front Street, offering a vibrant display of Mexican culture and community remembrance.
Under a canopy of bright marigolds, visitors are welcomed by the festive sounds of traditional music and the sight of dancers in colorful attire.
The event showcases the iconic elements of Día de los Muertos—flowers, food, and meticulously crafted altars built to pay tribute to those who have passed.
For Jorge Quintana, of the Latino Center of Art and Culture, this celebration is an opportunity to connect with community and heritage.
“It’s a …