OFRENDAS
Sponsored by Fort Lauderdale Historical Society, Consulate General of Mexico in Miami & Community Foundation Of Broward. Throughout the festival, traditional community remembrance altars or “ofrendas” spring up, covered in photographs, hand painted papier maché skeletons, sugar skulls, marigolds, trinkets, food for the dead and candles. Community members, artists and schoolchildren all present personal memories of those whom they have lost in striking visual presentations. Workshops will help you learn about the tradition and for an extra fe you can build with materials from Trash to Treasure. Two official locations to see our community ofrendas include New River Inn (Fort Lauderdale/October 4-November 2).
OFRENDAS EXHIBITION @ FORT LAUDERDALE HISTORICAL CENTER
Sponsored by Fort Lauderdale Historical Center
October 4 @ 10am-2pm (Opening)
November 2 @ 3-8pm (Day of the Dead)
Or Visit for FREE during regular business hours October 5 to November 2
Dozens of traditional and artistic ofrendas from community members throughout the New River Inn Museum and in the windows of 6 antique houses in the Historical District. To add your own ofrenda, email ofrendas@dayofthedeadflorida.com.
OFRENDAS EXHIBITION @ FORT LAUDERDALE HISTORICAL CENTER
Sponsored by Fort Lauderdale Historical Center
October 4 @ 10am-2pm (Opening)
November 2 @ 3-8pm (Day of the Dead)
Or Visit for FREE during regular business hours October 5 to November 2
Dozens of traditional and artistic ofrendas from community members throughout the New River Inn Museum and in the windows of 6 antique houses in the Historical District. To add your own ofrenda, email ofrendas@dayofthedeadflorida.com.
