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Día de los Muertos Celebrations Begin Across LA

Los Angeles is set to host multiple Día de los Muertos events this Sunday, October 25, 2026, including a nine-day festival at El Pueblo.

Words by AKUSO City Desk1 min read
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This Sunday, October 25, 2026, marks the start of several Día de los Muertos celebrations across Los Angeles, according to welikela.com. These events include music, dance, and cultural traditions, offering various ways for Angelenos to observe the holiday.

One major event is the Day of the Dead at El Pueblo, which begins this Sunday and continues for nine days. It features community altars, live entertainment, and nightly performances of La Danza de la Muerte by Teatro del Barrio. Visitors can also find face painting, a 5K run, and an evening Novenario Procession with Aztec dancers and

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  • welikela.com — 10 Things To Do For This Sunday in L.A. [10-25-2026]

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