The Open Space Authority is proud to join Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose's Día de los Muertos celebration. The event will feature sand painting with stencils, vibrant cultural storytelling, giant skeleton puppets, and a lively Calaveras procession led by Teatro Familia Aztlán, including a special stop at Lupe, the museum’s 14,000-year-old muerto mammoth.
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Santana Row hosts a Día de Los Muertos tribute with face painting, Catrina meet‑and‑greets, mariachi performances, crafts and a cultural pop‑up market, free.
Community ofrenda altar at Biblioteca Latinoamericana front entrance, inviting visitors to view and add photos or mementos of deceased loved ones, for ages 5‑under and 10+.
Puzzle swapping at Santa Teresa, San Jose, with 350‑piece and larger puzzles, limited to three to five trades per week, ages 10 and up.
Bay FC hosts a Fan Appreciation Match against San Diego Wave, honoring supporters in their final regular‑season home game.
Fall-themed activities with pumpkins and flying bats at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo.
Mexican Heritage Plaza hosts the 10th annual Avenida de Altares with an outdoor altar gallery, hands‑on art, artisanal vendors, face painting, and live performances for all ages.
Live entertainment, cultural demonstrations, and eclectic artmaking experiences fill San Jose Museum of Art’s Día de los Muertos Community Day, featuring an Open Space Authority booth.
Trunk‑or‑treating, games, music and more at Seven Trees Community Center, San José, for all ages.
Grand Century Mall hosts 365 Night Market’s Halloween weekend with 50+ vendors, street food, dance and music performances, raffle giveaways, and free admission and parking.
Spooky Mad Science show, Halloween craft station, and limited spooky treats at Pearl Avenue’s Halloween Festival, with costumes encouraged, seating first‑come, for ages 12 and under.
