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Dia represents the festivities between the living and the dead. It is a time to honor the loved ones who have passed onto the next life. We celebrate the dead through traditional marigold altars, native Oaxacan dances and entertainment, tequila cocktails, a chalk cemetary and a party for the whole night. This colorful, symbolic cultural night is a must see!
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