Festival de las Calaveras is organized by Tlalnepantla Arts: non-profit community arts group based in Minneapolis. The festival has gathered over 700 artists and thousands of Twin Cities’ community members over the years to celebrate ancestral remembrance through Latinx artistic expression centered on the traditional and contemporary indigenous Mexican Dia de los Muertos celebration.
Festival de las Calaveras is centered on the traditional and contemporary indigenous Mexican Dia de los Muertos celebration. We ask that you kindly leave Halloween costumes at home. Thank you!
Art Exhibition
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 <li>Nov. 6th - 13th</li>
 <li>Gallery Hours: 12pm - 6pm</li>
 <li>Free</li>
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For more information and to see the other events check out their website <a href="https://www.festivalcalaveras.com/?fbclid=IwAR3Uty_38BGSOwr65ifJLsJymMecUmsSeoWn6u-eXPdXFc0a4xGdcrWZsA0" target="_blank">here</a>

Squirrel Haus Arts exists to support Visual and Performance art, non-profits and Community. 8000 plus square feet, high ceilings, plus various outdoor spaces allows for a variety of events all tucked into a quiet and easy assessable South Minneapolis neighborhood. The building features two separate Galleries, one featuring 17’ ceilings, plus upstairs planning space. 

The Build and Design space, with 17’ ceiling, functions perfectly for set building, theatrical rehearsals and events. Squirrel Haus Arts has evolved into a vibrant space and creative incubator with frequent national and local gallery shows, theatrical companies rehearsal space and set building. Along with Pop-Up and Makers shows, experimental projects and community events Squirrel Haus Arts is proud to be a vibrant member of the arts community   

Squirrel Haus Arts

Supporting visual and performance art. Community. Non-profit

Festival de las Calaveras 2022

Squirrel Haus Arts presents the 10th annual Twin Cities Latinx music and arts festival!

Festival de las Calaveras 2022

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