Sun, Nov 1
Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery 2026
Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery is the most attended Day of the Dead celebration in the United States, held on November 1 every year for over two decades. Tens of thousands of people fill the grounds of the historic cemetery after dark.
The altars are among the most elaborate you will find outside of Mexico. Families and community members build towering marigold displays, photograph arrangements, handwritten notes, food offerings, and objects that tell the story of someone who mattered. Walking among them is a quiet, strange, profound experience. No two altars are the same.
The mainstage hosts live music rooted in traditional Mexican and Latinx traditions alongside contemporary artists. Folklórico dance performances, Aztec dancers in full regalia, and art installations are staged throughout the grounds. The crowd is multigenerational, multicultural, and enormous, but the space absorbs it.
Tickets sell out. They go on sale in September and move fast. The event runs afternoon into the night. Comfortable shoes are essential. Marigolds, face paint, and traditional dress are welcome and common. This is not a Halloween event. It is a celebration of memory, family, and continuity. If you have never been, go.
Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery is the most attended Day of the Dead celebration in the United States, held on November 1 every year for over two decades. Tens of thousands of people fill the grounds of the historic cemetery after dark.
The altars are among the most elaborate you will find outside of Mexico. Families and community members build towering marigold displays, photograph arrangements, handwritten notes, food offerings, and objects that tell the story of someone who mattered. Walking among them is a quiet, strange, profound experience. No two altars are the same.
The mainstage hosts live music rooted in traditional Mexican and Latinx traditions alongside contemporary artists. Folklórico dance performances, Aztec dancers in full regalia, and art installations are staged throughout the grounds. The crowd is multigenerational, multicultural, and enormous, but the space absorbs it.
Tickets sell out. They go on sale in September and move fast. The event runs afternoon into the night. Comfortable shoes are essential. Marigolds, face paint, and traditional dress are welcome and common. This is not a Halloween event. It is a celebration of memory, family, and continuity. If you have never been, go.
The altars are among the most elaborate you will find outside of Mexico. Families and community members build towering marigold displays, photograph arrangements, handwritten notes, food offerings, and objects that tell the story of someone who mattered. Walking among them is a quiet, strange, profound experience. No two altars are the same.
The mainstage hosts live music rooted in traditional Mexican and Latinx traditions alongside contemporary artists. Folklórico dance performances, Aztec dancers in full regalia, and art installations are staged throughout the grounds. The crowd is multigenerational, multicultural, and enormous, but the space absorbs it.
Tickets sell out. They go on sale in September and move fast. The event runs afternoon into the night. Comfortable shoes are essential. Marigolds, face paint, and traditional dress are welcome and common. This is not a Halloween event. It is a celebration of memory, family, and continuity. If you have never been, go.
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Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery 2026
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Sunday, November 1, 2026
1:00 PM PST – 11:00 PM PST
Paid - $25-$50
“Hollywood Forever after dark on November 1 is unlike anything…”
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Dia de los Muertos at Hollywood Forever Cemetery is the most attended Day of the Dead celebration in the United States, held on November 1 every year for over two decades. Tens of thousands of people fill the grounds of the historic cemetery after dark.
The altars are among the most elaborate you will find outside of Mexico. Families and community members build towering marigold displays, photograph arrangements, handwritten notes, food offerings, and objects that tell the story of someone who mattered. Walking among them is a quiet, strange, profound experience. No two altars are the same.
The mainstage hosts live music rooted in traditional Mexican and Latinx traditions alongside contemporary artists. Folklórico dance performances, Aztec dancers in full regalia, and art installations are staged throughout the grounds. The crowd is multigenerational, multicultural, and enormous, but the space absorbs it.
Tickets sell out. They go on sale in September and move fast. The event runs afternoon into the night. Comfortable shoes are essential. Marigolds, face paint, and traditional dress are welcome and common. This is not a Halloween event. It is a celebration of memory, family, and continuity. If you have never been, go.
The altars are among the most elaborate you will find outside of Mexico. Families and community members build towering marigold displays, photograph arrangements, handwritten notes, food offerings, and objects that tell the story of someone who mattered. Walking among them is a quiet, strange, profound experience. No two altars are the same.
The mainstage hosts live music rooted in traditional Mexican and Latinx traditions alongside contemporary artists. Folklórico dance performances, Aztec dancers in full regalia, and art installations are staged throughout the grounds. The crowd is multigenerational, multicultural, and enormous, but the space absorbs it.
Tickets sell out. They go on sale in September and move fast. The event runs afternoon into the night. Comfortable shoes are essential. Marigolds, face paint, and traditional dress are welcome and common. This is not a Halloween event. It is a celebration of memory, family, and continuity. If you have never been, go.
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