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Hispanic and Latino · Día de los Muertos · Charlotte, North Carolina

Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte)

November 1, 2026 at Camp North End

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About Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte)

Charlotte's annual Day of the Dead festival at Camp North End, presented by the Latin American Coalition and the Levine Museum of the New South. It includes a Catrinas parade, community altars, folkloric dance, music and food.

What to expect

Día de los Muertos, the Day of the Dead, is a Mexican tradition of remembering loved ones who have died, held around November 1 and 2. Celebrations often include ofrendas (altars), marigolds, sugar skulls, face painting, music and processions.

Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) has included live music, catrinas parade, community altars, folkloric dance, traditional food and kids activities.

The organizer lists it as free to attend.

The next edition is November 1, 2026.

  • Live music
  • Catrinas parade
  • Community altars
  • Folkloric dance
  • Traditional food
  • Kids activities

Where it happens

Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) is held at Camp North End in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is one of 33 cultural festivals in North Carolina on this calendar.

Map centered on Charlotte. The organizer lists Camp North End.Directions

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Questions about Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte)

When is Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) 2026?
Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) is November 1, 2026, according to the organizer.
Where is Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) held?
Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) takes place at Camp North End in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Is Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) free?
Yes. The organizer lists Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) as free to attend.
What happens at Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte)?
Events have included: live music, catrinas parade, community altars, folkloric dance, traditional food, kids activities.
Who organizes Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte)?
Festival Dia de Muertos (Charlotte) is organized by Latin American Coalition and Levine Museum of the New South. Their official site is museumofthenewsouth.org/lmns-events/festival-dia-de-muertos-2026-day-of-the-dead-festival-2026.
What other cultural festivals are near Charlotte?
The closest others on this calendar are Afro Legacy Fest in Charlotte, NC (same city); Charlotte Black Film Festival in Charlotte, NC (same city); Charlotte Jewish Film Festival in Charlotte, NC (same city).

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