Calaveras Masquerade Ball

All are welcome to join this celebration!

Enjoy music by Taco Cats, Cipriano, DJ Abe Ramirez, Food, Drinks, Storytelling and Dancing, Face Painting and Art.

ATTIRE:
Dress in your best fiesta attire, living or dead. Calaveras costume contest!

HISTORY
The Dia de los Muertos Celebration in Denver was first introduced in the Northside at Pirate Gallery in 1980’s with art, and altars and Piñatas. CHAC Gallery and Museo de las Americas quickly followed, introducing the Sacred Ceremonies of Aztec Dancers.

Currently, Dia de los Muertos is celebrated in many cities in Colorado and other cities across this nation as a cultural answer to Halloween. The Calaveras Masquerade Ball Fundraiser brings back the Dia de los Muertos art exhibition and festivities to the Northside in partnership with BRDG Project nonprofit gallery.

Thank you to our sponsors!
BMO Bank N.A. Community and Homeownership Advancement
Latin Life Denver Entertainment and News
Councilwoman Amanda P. Sandoval President Denver City Council

GALLERY
BRDG Project is committed to supporting and honoring the the cultural artistic history of our North Denver neighborhoods, its youth and underserved communities, by building back community through art.

Host or Publisher BRDG Project