Dia De Los Muertos

You can ride for free and learn about Dia de los Muertos from La Calaca. Who is La Calaca? She's a catrina and can tell you all about Dia de los Muertos.

This weekend, the El Paso Zoo Society opened up its doors after hours to celebrate the first annual Dia De Los Muertos Gala.

It's not too early to start on that altar

This recipe is easy and comes out delicious!

To our El Paso culture and those of Mexican heritage, Día de los Muertos has extra special meaning.

Enjoy some of these great celebrations in the borderland on Día de los Muertos!

You can create a memory and a craft at the Richard Burges Library for Dia de los Muertos.

Just take a selfie of you with your best “ghost face” and submit it through the FREE KLAQ App by the end of the weekend.

The annual Dia de los Muertos Festival at Concordia Cemetery is a little over a month away. Vendors and volunteers are needed, and if you want to be one, make sure you make it to this meeting.

Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) focuses on the gathering of friends and family to pray for and remember those that have passed on ... and maybe have some lunch!

November 1st begins the Dia de los Muertos (also known as "Day of the Dead") festivities with All Saints Day in which deceased children are honored and remembered. As a kid living in El Paso, I would always wonder what the sugar skulls meant.