Celebrate Dia De Los Muertos in San Antonio
Although the true origins of Dia De Los Muertos are unclear, we do know one thing: Dia De Los Muertos in the 21st Century is deeply rooted in Mexican culture and celebrates loved ones who have died. Celebrated with vibrant colors, lively gatherings and beautiful ofrendas (or altars), Dia De Los Muertos, commonly celebrated on November 1 or 2, has gained popularity in recent years, especially in areas with a large Mexican population or influence. Day of the Dead is often celebrated in a big way in Texas, with parades, festivals and much more.
For 2025, the city of San Antonio is hosting a month-long celebration for Day of the Dead. Complete with parades, parties and all kinds of fun for the whole family, San Antonio’s celebration will culminate on November 2, 2025. If you are looking for a unique cultural celebration like you’ve never experienced, head to San Antonio for a Dia De Los Muertos Festival you won’t soon forget.
San Antonio’s Dia De Los Muertos Celebration 2025
- Die De Los Muertos Tradition Trail– Enjoy the Riverwalk like never before when you stroll along Tradition Trail, soaking up the lights and magic that brighten the area around you. Mexican folk art sculptures and altars in vibrant colors bring the Day of the Dead to life for visitors as they stroll, stopping for photos and soaking up the scenery.
- Day of the Dead San Antonio– Kick off a weekend of free family fun at Day of the Dead San Antonio from October 24-26. The fun starts with a festive parade complete with colorful floats and all the fun. And don’t miss the largest Catrin and Catrina, the figures who have come to symbolize the Day of the Dead, in the US, which stand 38.5 feet tall and are located at Maverick Plaza in San Antonio.
- Muertos Fest at Hemisfair– More than 80 altars, 5 stages, 2 processions and countless vendors await at this 3-day festival that is sure to be lively and enjoyable. This family-friendly affair is the perfect excuse to dress up and enjoy the music, altars and more offered up to celebrate this unique holiday.
San Antonio lodging
Looking for a place to stay during your trip to San Antonio? After all the celebrating you’ll do for Day of the Dead, you’ll want a spot that is both comfortable and convenient. Look no further than Alamo River RV Park, where guests can enjoy canoeing and kayaking, pickleball, a playground and more. Comfortable for both short and long-term stays, Alamo River RV Park is a great spot for groups large and small in the San Antonio area. Get ready for big fun, San Antonio-style, at Alamo River RV Park.