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Celebraciones del Dia de los Muertos

Las celebraciones del Dia de los Muertos van a comenzar pronto en el área metropolitana de Denver. Todas estas actividades son gratuitas y abiertas a la comunidad.

19 de octubre

Catrinas en mi Ciudad

12pm a 6:00pm

Sculpture Park at Denver Performing Arts Complex

1736 Speer Blvd #1848, Denver, CO 80204

Feria de Día de Muertos

10am a 1:00pm

Hoffman Heights Library

1298 Peoria St, Aurora, CO 80011

28 de octubre al 1de noviembre

Altar del Día de Muertos por Elith Rodríguez Solares

8am a 6:30pm

Consulado General de México en Denver

5350 Leetsdale Dr. Glendale, CO 80246

1 de noviembre

Festival del Día de Muertos y procesión de catrinas

5pm a 9pm

Museo de las Américas

861 Santa Fe Dr. Denver, CO 80204

Festival y procesión de Día de los Muertos

5pm a 8pm

Troy Chavez Memorial- Jardín de la Paz

3825 Shoshone St, Denver, CO 80211

Festival de Noche de Catrinas

5pm a 8pm

1240 W Bayaud Ave. Denver, CO 80223

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