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Sat, Nov 7

Self Help Graphics Día de los Muertos 2026 — East Los Angeles

For over fifty years, Self Help Graphics has been the place where East LA remembers out loud. Not quietly, not politely, not behind glass — out loud, on the street, in color, with printmaking ink still drying on the posters and the smell of pan de muerto mixing with screen-print solvent in the November air. This is the longest-running public Día de los Muertos commemoration in the country, and it has never been a curated museum event. It is a neighborhood tradition that professional artists and first-time altar builders share without any sense that one of those is more legitimate than the other. The 2026 celebration runs November 7 and 8 at the East LA Civic Center Park, and the season begins weeks earlier with workshops, exhibitions, and the annual Noche de Ofrenda — an evening altar ceremony that is one of the most quietly devastating community rituals in Los Angeles. Expect altars built by families and by collectives. Expect Aztec ceremonial dance. Expect a mercado of local artisans who have been setting up at this same event since before you were born. Expect to feel something you did not plan to feel on a Saturday in November. November 7-8, 2026 at East LA Civic Center Park, 4801 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90022. Free admission. selfhelpgraphics.com for full season schedule.
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Saturday, November 7, 2026
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For over fifty years, Self Help Graphics has been the place where East LA remembers out loud. Not quietly, not politely, not behind glass — out loud, on the street, in color, with printmaking ink still drying on the posters and the smell of pan de muerto mixing with screen-print solvent in the November air.

This is the longest-running public Día de los Muertos commemoration in the country, and it has never been a curated museum event. It is a neighborhood tradition that professional artists and first-time altar builders share without any sense that one of those is more legitimate than the other. The 2026 celebration runs November 7 and 8 at the East LA Civic Center Park, and the season begins weeks earlier with workshops, exhibitions, and the annual Noche de Ofrenda — an evening altar ceremony that is one of the most quietly devastating community rituals in Los Angeles.

Expect altars built by families and by collectives. Expect Aztec ceremonial dance. Expect a mercado of local artisans who have been setting up at this same event since before you were born. Expect to feel something you did not plan to feel on a Saturday in November.

November 7-8, 2026 at East LA Civic Center Park, 4801 E 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90022. Free admission. selfhelpgraphics.com for full season schedule.
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