Kenosha Creative Space is returning with its fifth annual Day of the Dead block party from 2 to 11 p.m. Saturday (Nov. 5).
The authentic Mexican cultural celebration will include live music and authentic Mexican food. Activities for all the family include sugar skull and cookie decorating and a pumpkin carving demonstration and exhibit.
The festivities will be located in the 600 block of 57th Street in downtown Kenosha.
Day of the Dead is a joyful Mexican holiday that combines observance of All Souls Day with a festive remembrance of lost ancestors.
“It’s exciting for us to bring this celebration back to downtown Kenosha,” said Francisco Loyola, executive director of Kenosha Creative Space. “This is a fun way to celebrate Mexican culture, as well as Kenosha’s evolving arts culture.”
Loyola said this year’s event will feature an increased emphasis on authentic Mexican music. The program includes:
Admission is $7, or 2 for $10. There is no charge for anyone under 21.
Funds from this event will be used for the recently created Orgullo Hispano Scholarship Fund and to support the operation of the Kenosha Creative Space Inc.
The event is being presented with the generous sponsorship of Lomeli Butcher Shop in Kenosha.
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