Day of the Dead Community Altar & Ceremony

Created by Mexican American artist Laura Irene, this immersive exhibition reclaims Día de los Muertos through a community-built altar and participatory installations that invite visitors to remember loved ones, reflect on collective loss, and engage in communal healing. The exhibition explores how the holiday is celebrated across Latin America while challenging its commercialization and reclaiming its cultural significance.

Gallery Hours:
To be announced.

Admission:
Free

Public Events

Community Altar
October 18 – November 1

Visitors are invited to contribute photographs, notes, and remembrances to a community-built altar honoring loved ones. Throughout the exhibition, guests can also add names to a collective wall of remembrance and record or listen to reflections from other visitors.

Admission: Free

Day of the Dead Candlelight Ceremony
Sunday, November 1 | 8:00 p.m.

The exhibition concludes with a community candlelight ceremony around the altar. Visitors are invited to bring a photo, poem, or remembrance of a loved one. The evening will conclude with Mexican hot chocolate and pastries.

Admission: Free