Festival de las Calaveras: Twin Cities Dia de los Muertos Celebration

Festival de las Calaveras: Twin Cities Dia de los Muertos Celebration

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Tlalnepantla Arts is a community-based organization founded by visual artist Deborah Ramos in 2008.

Festival de las Calaveras, Twin Cities Latinx Music + Arts Festival

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Festival de las Calaveras is a Latinx music and arts festival volunteer-organized by non-profit community group Tlalnepantla Arts. The festival is centered on the traditional and contemporary celebration of Day of the Dead, an indigenous Mexican tradition which honors the memory of ancestors and departed loved ones. Fest

06/09/2026

💀🎨 CALL FOR VENDORS & FOOD TRUCKS! 🌮

Be part of the 14th Annual Festival de las Calaveras: Twin Cities Día de los Mu***os Celebration on Saturday, October 31, 2026!

We’re seeking Latina/o/x artists, makers, artisans, cottage food vendors, and food trucks to join this community celebration featuring live music, lucha libre, danza mexica, family art activities, and more.

✨Vendor spaces are limited.

📝 Applications open June 15 – September 15, 2026.

Apply today:
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More info: festivalcalaveras.com

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💀🎨 ¡CONVOCATORIA PARA VENDEDORES Y FOOD TRUCKS! 🌮

¡Forma parte del 14.º Festival de las Calaveras: Celebración del Día de los Mu***os de las Ciudades Gemelas el sábado 31 de octubre de 2026!

Buscamos artistas, artesanos, vendedores de comida artesanal y food trucks latinos para unirse a esta celebración comunitaria con música en vivo, lucha libre, danza mexica, actividades artísticas familiares y mucho más.

✨Los espacios son limitados.

📝 Solicitudes abiertas del 15 de junio al 15 de septiembre de 2026.

Solicita hoy:
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Informes: festivalcalaveras.com

Photos from Festival de las Calaveras: Twin Cities Dia de los Mu***os Celebration's post 06/05/2026

¡Súbele, súbele! 🔥What an amazing and inspiring night at Cloudland Theater!

The legendary Alice Bag and her band absolutely tore up the stage. Through music and storytelling, she sang about the Chicano Moratorium, East Los Angeles, performed a punked-up Los Panchos bolero, and delivered the powerful “No Means No,” a reminder that mutual consent is non-negotiable.

Alice Bag is a pioneer of Chicana punk—an artist whose influence can be felt across generations of musicians and activists. Her passion, authenticity, and commitment to social justice continue to inspire.🔥

Thank you, Alice Bag, for blazing the trail and continuing to light the way. ❤️✊🎸

05/30/2026

🔥SAVE THE DATE / RESERVA LA FECHA!🔥

14th Annual Festival de las Calaveras: Twin Cities Día de los Mu***os Celebration

Join us in honoring memory, celebrating culture, and standing together in community!

On October 31st, experience a festival filled with music, art, culture, and connection — featuring a bici-catrina parade, live music, lucha libre, Mexica dance, family art activities, artisan vendors, face painting, and food trucks.

Se aproxima la celebración del Día de los Mu***os en las Twin Cities!

Este 31 de octubre, disfruten de un festival lleno de música, arte, cultura y comunidad — con un desfile de bici-catrinas, música en vivo, lucha libre, danza mexica, actividades artísticas para toda la familia, vendedores de artesanías, pintura de caras y food trucks.

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Festival + Block Event
Saturday, OCT 31, 2026 | 3-11 pm
The Hook & Ladder Theater + Minnehaha Ave S, Minneapolis

✨ Stay tuned for the band line up and more details✨

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Get Involved
Volunteer • Perform • Create Art • Be a Vendor • Sponsor • Donate • Join the Planning Team

👉🏽 Support Us: givemn.org/event/Calaveras
📩 Reach Out: [email protected]
🌐 More Info: festivalcalaveras.com

This activity is made possible, in part, by the voters of MN through a grant from the MN State Arts Board & Metro Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

04/13/2026

Prepárate para una noche que te hará mover… cuerpo y alma 🔥✨

The Cedar & Festival de las Calaveras presentan

Pascuala Ilabaca y Fauna

📅 Martes 5 de mayo de 2026
🚪 Puertas 7:00 PM / 🎶 Show 7:30 PM
🎟️ $30 preventa / $35 el día del evento
Todas las edades • Entrada general, de pie

Desde el puerto de Valparaíso, Chile, Pascuala Ilabaca trae un sonido vibrante, profundo y lleno de vida—una mezcla de raíces latinoamericanas con jazz, pop y ritmos del mundo que no te dejarán quedarte quieto.

Acompañada por su banda explosiva Fauna, esto no es solo un concierto—es una experiencia. Alegre, intensa y conmovedora, su música te envuelve y te eleva.

Con escenarios alrededor del mundo—desde WOMAD hasta WOMEX—Pascuala ha conquistado públicos de todas las edades y culturas.

Acompáñanos para una noche de música, ritmo y conexión en las Twin Cities.

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04/10/2026

🌮🎶 Streets & Tacos Live is happening this Saturday in Minneapolis!

Join the community at Tacos El Kevin for a full day of food, music, art, healing, and collective care organized by Opossum Colectivo — all in support of neighbors impacted by the recent ICE operation in the Twin Cities and in memory of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

🗓 Saturday, April 11
🕛 12 PM – 10 PM
📍 Tacos El Kevin, 3751 Portland Ave, Minneapolis
💵 $20 suggested donation
🌧️ Outdoors, rain or shine

Come through for tacos, music, and community connection 🧡

🎧 Featuring Twin Cities DJs and artists: DJ Superbrush427, DJ Miguel Vargas, DJ QueenDuin, DJ Talia Knight, D. Santos, Xawaro, Fierro, and more!

Bring friends, bring family, and stand in community ✊🏽

01/22/2026

📢 ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA!

MAÑANA — Friday, January 23
📍 The Commons Park, Downtown Minneapolis
425 Portland Ave S. | 2 PM (CT)

ICE’s violent and lawless enforcement surge is underway in Minnesota — This escalation has disproportionately targeted Latino, Indigenous, and immigrant people, continuing a long history of racialized policing, surveillance, and state violence. These actions terrorize families, destabilize entire neighborhoods, and strip people of basic dignity and freedom.

This violence has already taken the life of Renée Nicole Good.
We cannot move forward as if this is normal.

Human life is sacred. Violence against any neighbor — especially violence rooted in racism and exclusion — diminishes us all. This must stop.

📣 WHAT HAPPENS ON FRI, JAN 23
A statewide Day of Truth and Freedom — a unified pause in daily economic activity to show Minnesota’s moral heart and collective power:
✘ No work (except emergency services)
✘ No school
✘ No shopping or consumer spending

Instead, we gather with family, neighbors, and community — and march and rally together in downtown Minneapolis.

🗣 THE DEMANDS OF MINNESOTANS
1️⃣ ICE must leave Minnesota now.
2️⃣ The officer who killed Renée Nicole Good must be held legally accountable.
3️⃣ No additional federal funding for ICE in the upcoming budget.

📆 HOW TO PARTICIPATE
✅ Mark your calendar — January 23
✅ Make a plan to not work, shop, or attend school
✅ Encourage your school, workplace, and community to stand with you
✅ Use your voice: call, message, post, and speak publicly about why you are joining the Day of Truth and Freedom

🕊️ We march for Renée.
🕊️ We march for families torn apart.
🕊️ We march against systems that treat Latino, Indigenous, and immigrant lives as disposable.

01/10/2026

🕯️ In Memoriam | En Memoria de Renee Nicole Good 🕯️

Festival de las Calaveras honors the life and spirit of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother, poet, and beloved member of our community whose life was unjustly taken during a federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis. Her death is a profound loss, and we hold her family and loved ones close in our hearts as we grieve as a community.

We also acknowledge the ongoing, systemic pain being felt across Latino, Indigenous and immigrant communities — families torn apart, people living with fear of separation, of racial profiling, and aggressive enforcement. Many continue to experience trauma simply for seeking safety, stability, and the right to live in dignity.

As a festival rooted in remembrance, cultura, and collective care, we reaffirm our commitment to safety, dignity, and solidarity for all people. We call on our comunidad to look out for one another, to speak up against violence and injustice, and to move with compassion and accountability.

Recordar es un acto de amor: we dedicate our ofrendas and velas to those we have lost — and to the movement for justice, equity, and protection for all families. 🕯️🤍

No one is illegal on stolen land.

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