The Day of the Dead (Día de Muertos) is a significant holiday in Mexico that honors and remembers loved ones who have passed away. In Cancun, there are several activities planned to celebrate this occasion. Here’s what I found out about the confirmed events:
1. Hanal Pixán Festival in Puerto Morelos: This festival has been announced as one of the main events for the Day of the Dead celebrations in Cancun.
2. Cena de Ánimas at Parque de las Palapas: The Benito Juárez Institute of Culture and Arts has confirmed that this event will take place on November 2nd and 3rd, marking its 12th edition. During the Cena de Ánimas (Feast of Souls), visitors can expect to see an exhibition of altars, artisan markets, cultural performances, and more.
3. Day of the Dead at the “Los Olivos” Cemetery: The cemetery will be open 24 hours a day from November 1st to 2nd for relatives of those buried there to pay their respects. During this time, activities are planned for children, as well as cultural presentations, a large altar exhibition, and a catrinas show.
These events highlight the vibrant spirit of Cancun’s Day of the Dead celebrations, offering a rich experience for both locals and tourists alike. By honoring their loved ones through art, culture, and community engagement, the city comes together to celebrate life and memory.
Source: Por Esto
