Día de Muertos Festival Seattle
Visitors can experience a rich cultural celebration featuring elaborate altars, live performances, and visual art displays. Activities include colorful face-painting and hands-on sugar skull workshops. Community offerings welcome the spirits of the departed with music, colorful ornaments, and favorite foods.
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Plan Your Visit
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When
Tickets
Free and open to the public.
Neighborhood
Lower Queen Anne
Going?
Location
Tips & Advice
- Visitors driving to the event are encouraged to carpool and can use two parking garages on campus.
- The Seattle Center Monorail departs roughly every 10 minutes between Westlake Center and Seattle Center.
- Bike racks are available throughout the campus for those cycling or walking from nearby neighborhoods.
Links & Contact
Run by Seattle Center Festál
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Frequently Asked Questions
What activities are available at the festival?
The festival features live performances, elaborate community altars, colorful face-painting, visual art, and sugar skull workshops.
Who organizes the festival?
Seattle Center Festál presents the event in partnership with the Día de Muertos Festival Seattle Committee.
What is the meaning behind the festival altars?
Altars are adorned with food, fruit, music, and colorful ornaments favored by the departed during their lives to welcome their spirits in celebration.
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