Tulsans celebrated Día de los Muertos with more than 40 altars and an audience of more than 10,000 who joined in celebrating the lives of those we have loved and lost.
In partnership with Casa de la Cultura, Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its 32nd annual Día de los Muertos Arts Festival Nov. 6.
Día de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is a celebration of Latino heritage honoring loved ones who have passed away. Festival organizers say the event builds bridges between cultures by creating a way for Tulsans to pay homage to ancestors and friends who have died.
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer 
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer 
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer 
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer 
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer 
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer 
Living Arts of Tulsa hosted its Día de los Muertos celebration at 307 E. Reconciliation Way, Nov. 6, 2026. Credit: Zac Thomas for Tulsa Flyer
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