Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, is observed by many Latino cultures to commemorate and honor loved ones who have passed on. Building altars and adorning them with colorful paper flowers, decorating sugar skulls, parades of lavishly dressed skeletons and candles, are a few special ways to remember those we have loved. 

Although this Latin American celebration occurs around the same time of year as Halloween, it is a completely different holiday filled with rich symbolism and traditions celebrating deceased family and friends in a colorful and spirited way. Here are some ideas so you can still celebrate Día de Los Muertos this Monday, November 1 - Tuesday, November 2.

Dia de Los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, celebrations will look a little different this year but can be just as special. Although this Mexican celebration occurs around the same time of year as Halloween, it is a completely different holiday filled with rich symbolism and traditions celebrating deceased family and friends in a colorful and spirited way. Here are some ideas so you can still celebrate Dia de Los Muertos this October 31 thru Monday, November 2.