Gloria Molina Grand Park's Downtown Día de los Muertos
Visitors can explore nineteen unique altars created by professional artists and local organizations reflecting diverse cultural stories. Guests are invited to honor loved ones by leaving a framed photo, memento, or message at the community altar. Festivities include live mariachi and ballet folklórico performances, Indigenous blessings, an artisan mercado, and hands-on activities such as sugar skull workshops and lantern-making.
Oct 25 – Nov 2, 2026 Official site
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Plan Your Visit
Website / Tickets
Tickets
Free to attend; no ticket is necessary.
Neighborhood
Downtown Los Angeles
Parking
Public parking is available for $10 per vehicle at the Main Music Center Garage and The Music Center’s Walt Disney Concert Hall Garage.
Accessibility
Dedicated to ensuring attendees have access to all festival goods and services, regardless of ability.
Pets
Pets are welcome, but unleashed animals are prohibited.
Location
Local Insight & Ratings
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Families and visitors interested in cultural traditions and remembrance
Vibe
Reflective and celebratory
Energy Level
Moderate
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
High
Tips & Advice
- Arrive by public transit via the Metro B or D Line directly to the Civic Center/Grand Park station.
- Public parking is available at the Main Music Center Garage and the Walt Disney Concert Hall Garage.
- Leave chairs and umbrellas at home, as foldable chairs, metal chairs, and umbrellas are not permitted inside.
Special Events & Promotions
- The opening celebration is October 25, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
- The closing celebration, Noche de los Muertos, is November 2, 3–7 p.m.
Links & Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can visitors contribute to the altars?
Yes, visitors can contribute to the community altar by leaving a framed photo, memento, or message in remembrance of someone special.
Are pets allowed at the event?
Yes, pets are welcome at the park.
What food and drinks can visitors bring?
You may bring snacks, food, sealed juice boxes, nonalcoholic drinks, and empty reusable non-glass water containers.
What items are prohibited from the park?
Prohibited items include foldable or metal chairs, outside alcohol, unsealed or open beverage bottles, glass, drones, selfie sticks, tents, and umbrellas.
Are tickets or reservations required?
No ticket is necessary to attend; the event is free and open to all ages.
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