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Dia de los Muertos at Suite Two Missoula
November 2 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
Hosted by local Latinx artists, Das and Natalita, join us in building an ofrenda to invite our ancestors back to the land of the living, bring drinks and food to honor your loved ones, making sure to provide offerings to the spirit realm. Bring pictures, trinkets, and/or any item to represent those that have passed. The ofrenda will stay up from 5:30 pm on Thursday, November 2 until 12:00 Noon on Sunday, November 5. Additional details of events below.
Schedule of Events:
Thursday, November 2
1:00 pm – Setup/build Ofrenda
5:30 pm – Ceremonial Gathering & Potluck
5:45 pm – Red Clover Acoustic Performance
6:30 pm – Ceci & Local Melon Music
7:30pm – Gathering Ends
Between 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm there will be:
Ofrenda
Ancestor Readings by Angel
Tarot Readings by Naomi Caprica
Potluck- Bring Food and Drink!
Painting Clay Sugar Skulls
Flower Arrangements
Musical Offerings
Face Paint
Guided Movement
Friday, November 3 & Saturday, November 4
Open for visitation and ancestor offerings
Sunday, November 5
12:00 pm Noon – Take down altar & come get your things
(You are free to get your trinkets & fotos anytime during weekend)
Free
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