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Hispanic and Latino · Día de los Muertos · Allentown, Pennsylvania

ICDI Día de Muertos Festival

November 1, 2026

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About ICDI Día de Muertos Festival

ICDI, a Mexican cultural nonprofit in the Lehigh Valley founded in 2017, holds an annual Dia de Muertos festival in Allentown. The 2026 festival starts at 1 p.m. on November 1, and the group is recruiting sponsors, vendors and volunteers for it.

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.

ICDI Día de Muertos Festival has included catrina contest, food and craft vendors and sin fronteras folk dance group.

The next edition is November 1, 2026.

  • Catrina contest
  • Food and craft vendors
  • Sin Fronteras folk dance group

Where it happens

ICDI Día de Muertos Festival is held in Allentown, Pennsylvania. It is one of 22 cultural festivals in Pennsylvania on this calendar.

Map centered on Allentown. The organizer lists the venue on their site.Directions

Questions about ICDI Día de Muertos Festival

When is ICDI Día de Muertos Festival 2026?
ICDI Día de Muertos Festival is November 1, 2026, according to the organizer.
Where is ICDI Día de Muertos Festival held?
ICDI Día de Muertos Festival takes place in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
What happens at ICDI Día de Muertos Festival?
Events have included: catrina contest, food and craft vendors, sin fronteras folk dance group.
Who organizes ICDI Día de Muertos Festival?
ICDI Día de Muertos Festival is organized by Interlace Cultural y Desarrollo Integral Mexicano de Lehigh Valley (ICDI). Their official site is icdilehighvalley.org.
What other cultural festivals are near Allentown?
The closest others on this calendar are Lehigh Valley Puerto Rican Day Parade and Festival in Allentown, PA (same city); The Cookout: Juneteenth Celebration in Allentown, PA (same city); Juneteenth Lehigh Valley in Easton, PA (about 15 miles).

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