About this event
Celebrate Día de los Muertos with a day of culture and community on South 24th Street. See lowriders at the Muertos Low Low Car Show, then enjoy a colorful parade filled with horses, Catrinas, music and dancing.
What to expect
Expect a street celebration built around two visual centerpieces: lowriders at the Muertos Low Low Car Show and a Día de los Muertos parade. Public event details describe decorated floats, traditional music, dancers, cultural performances, creative costumes, calaveras, marigolds, and displays inspired by the holiday, with the Visit Omaha listing also highlighting horses, Catrinas, music, and dancing.
Why go
This South Omaha event offers a public way to experience Día de los Muertos as a celebration of life, remembrance, family, and community. Set on South 24th Street, it brings together cultural expression, procession, cars, music, and dance in one of Omaha’s most recognizable Latino cultural corridors.
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