Día de Muertos Celebration
Tue, Nov 1 | 11:00 AM - 9:30 PM | Condesa Restaurante & Tequila Bar
Celebrate El Dia Del Los Muertos at Condesa
Join the celebration this Tuesday, November 1st!
Dress as a Catrina or Catrin, for a chance to win a prize and to be featured on our social media
Kids get a sugar skull mask to paint and wear.
*While supplies last
Plus dinner specials
About Dia de Muertos:
Dia de Muertos is celebrated primarily on the 2nd of November, the commemoration of all he faithful departed (or all Souls' Day), but also throughout the entire month.
Altars, or ofrendas, are assembled and decorated with sugar skulls bearing names of the deceased and pictures of loved ones are displayed. The favorite food and drink of the beloved dead are placed prominently on the altar. Families and friends celebrate at cemeteries by eating tamales and Pan de Muerto (sweet bread topped with pieces of dough made to look like bones), drinking atole (a hot drink that is thickened with masa and sweetened) and singing along to the music of a mariachi. Elaborately cut tissue paper (called papel picado) and brightly colored marigolds (or zempasuchil) line streets, alters and gravesites. Candles are burned as the vigil is kept. Limericks, poems, cartoons, and jokes make fun of death,
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Parking & directions
Arsenal Yards is approximately a 10-minute drive from Harvard Square and approximately a 15-minute drive from Copley Square. Other areas will find it easily accessible from the Mass Pike or Fresh Pond Parkway, among many routes available to Watertown’s East End. Once on site, ample free parking is available. Traveling via public transportation? MBTA bus route 70 stops right on site and can be picked up at the Central Square Red Line T stop.