Día de Muertos

On Sunday afternoon, 1 November, OASE and Stichting Perron host a Día de Muertos celebration, bringing together music, food, ritual and community.

The programme includes a 2-course lunch, live music, workshops, and a traditional altar, offering space to learn about and engage with the traditions surrounding Día de Muertos. A programme for all ages. With La Fandanguera. More information to be announced.

Food
Mextiza
OASE's Kantine

Music
La Fandanguera
Diego Cerroblanco
Omar Medina

Workshop & other
Tante Maria
Sunday Filmclub (all ages)
Ofrenda
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& more tba.

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About Día de Muertos

Dia de Muertos (Day of the Dead) is Mexico’s day of remembrance and joy. A night to honour those who’ve passed with food, music, stories and colour. It is a time to honour those who’ve passed by welcoming their memory back through food, flowers, music and shared stories. The altar (ofrenda) is at the heart of it all, filled with photos, candles and offerings that keep connections alive across generations. It’s similar to other global traditions that honour ancestors, and it reminds us that those we’ve lost still dance with us, just on a different frequency.

View all programmes in this series.

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