Make your way to the Tulsa Arts District to attend Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Arts Festival at Guthrie Green and Living Arts of Tulsa. This Hispanic cultural celebration serves as a remembrance of loved ones who have passed. Mixing parts of Roman Catholicism with Native American traditions that pre-date the arrival of the Spanish in the Americas, Tulsa's Dia De Los Muertos Arts Festival will feature live music, Mexican food and more. 

Bring the kids out to this family-friendly event for children's activities including face painting and sugar skull decorating at Living Arts of Tulsa. Munch on some fresh churros, grab a drink from the bar and get out on the dance floor for a cultural experience to remember. 

Watch Mexican dancing and browse unique items for sale in the artist's market open at Guthrie Green. Join the Día de Los Muertos traditions with a display of altars to honor those who have passed, a special blessing and procession from the Guthrie Green Stage to Living Arts of Tulsa. Altared Spaces, an exhibit of altars made to honor loved ones who have passed on, will remain on display at Living Arts of Tulsa during the festival.