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Gloria Molina Grand Park's Downtown Día de los Muertos

Week-long exhibition of 19 community ofrendas

About

Celebrate life and legacy at Gloria Molina Grand Park's Downtown Día de los Muertos. This week-long event features 19 unique community ofrendas, art installations, and live music, honoring departed loved ones and cultural traditions. Participate in hands-on workshops, contribute to a community altar, and enjoy family-friendly activities.

Our Take

Scare Factor

👻 (1/5)

Family Friendly

👶 👶 👶 👶 👶 (5/5)

Best For

Families, cultural enthusiasts, art lovers

Vibe

Reflective, celebratory, artistic, community-oriented

Energy Level

Moderate

Budget

$

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

Low

Special Events & Promotions

  • Grand Ave Arts: All Access Opening Celebration
  • Noche de los Muertos Closing Ceremony
  • Community mercado featuring local artisans

Tags

dia de los muertoscommunity eventfamily friendlyarts craftsfall festivalhalloween festivallos angelesdtlaculturetradition

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We've done our best to keep details up-to-date, but event schedules, prices, and policies can change. For the latest updates, please visit the official website or contact the organizers directly.

Location

200 N Grand Ave
Los Angeles, CA
90012

Event Details

Pricing

FREE

Duration

One week exhibition with specific opening and closing events

Ages

All ages

Neighborhood

Downtown Los Angeles

Timed Entry

No

Featured Performers

  • DJ Que Madre
  • Danza Divina de Los Angeles
  • William Archila
  • Vanessa Angélica Villarreal
  • Mariachi Arcoiris de Los Angeles
  • Angela Aguirre
  • Luis J.
  • Ceci Bastida
  • Cynthia Guardado
  • Yesika Salgado
  • San Cha

Organizer

Gloria Molina Grand Park

Practical Information

Parking

Public parking is available for $10.00 per vehicle at Lot 10 (145 N. Broadway, Los Angeles) on weekends and special events. Entrances are on Broadway and Hill St.

Accessibility

Gloria Molina Grand Park welcomes all people with disabilities. Accessible entrance for drop-off/pick-up is near Temple Street and Hill Street. Accessible viewing platforms and restrooms are available. ASL interpreted performances are provided. For questions, email grandparkinfo@musiccenter.org.

Pet Policy

Pet-friendly

Food & Drink

Food trucks and a community mercado featuring local artisans will be available.

Quick Actions

Tips & Advice

  • Arrive early for the Opening Celebration and Closing Ceremony to secure a good viewing spot and fully immerse yourself in the festivities.
  • Consider visiting the park on a weekday during the exhibition to experience the ofrendas with fewer crowds and a more contemplative atmosphere.
  • Check the event schedule for specific performance times and workshop availability to plan your visit accordingly.
  • Bring a copy of a framed photo or memento to contribute to the community altar and personalize your experience.
  • Utilize public transportation to avoid parking hassles and easily access the park, especially during peak event times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What items are prohibited at the event?

Prohibited items include outside alcoholic beverages, unsealed beverage bottles, selfie sticks, glass, narcotics, tents, firearms, weapons, confetti cannons, drones, and umbrellas of any size. Bags are subject to inspection.

What are the public transportation options to reach Gloria Molina Grand Park?

You can take the Metro B (Red) or D (Purple) Line to Civic Center/Gloria Molina Grand Park Station, or the Gold Line to Union Station or Little Tokyo/Arts District Station. Plan your route using the Metro Trip Planner.

Are there any age restrictions for this event?

No, the event is free and open to all ages, inviting everyone to celebrate and participate.

Can I bring my pet to the event?

Yes, pets are welcome at Gloria Molina Grand Park's Downtown Día de los Muertos.

What is the theme for this year's ofrendas?

The theme for this year's ofrendas is 'Finding Peace Through Memories and Hope for the Future,' curated by artist Consuelo G. Flores.

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Last Updated: Oct 13, 2025
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Halloween Events Near Me editorial team

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