DAY OF THE DEAD MARKET
About this Event
WELCOME TO OUR 2ND ANNUAL DAY OF THE DEAD MARKET!
Join us October 24 & 25 from 12 PM–6 PM for a beautiful celebration of tradition, remembrance, and community.
Explore unique handmade Day of the Dead items from local vendors, including Catrinas and Catrins, papel picado, marigold flowers, altars and mini altars, skull planters, candles, jewelry, frames, pan de muerto, desserts, and so much more!
🎟️ FREE ENTRY — EVERYONE IS WELCOME!
🎁 RAFFLE: With every purchase, you’ll receive a raffle ticket for a chance to win amazing prizes generously donated by our vendors!
🌮 Enjoy delicious food and desserts while you shop and celebrate.
💃 Dress up as a Catrina or Catrín, take photos, bring your family and friends, and celebrate this beautiful tradition with us!
We can’t wait to celebrate with our community and make this year’s market even more special!
E & J Designs Handcrafted Jewelry has over 28 years of experience designing and creating unique, handcrafted jewelry. Inspired by the beauty and tradition of Día de los Muertos, I created this collection because there are not many places that offer Día de los Muertos jewelry.
I will be offering over 100 unique earrings, bracelets, and necklaces, all inspired by this beautiful holiday. Each piece is handcrafted using a variety of stones, gold brass, and gold-filled findings. With prices ranging from $6–$80, there will be something for everyone to enjoy!
Day of the Dead Candles From E & J Designs
My love for Día de los Muertos has inspired me to create these handcrafted candles as a beautiful way to remember and honor the loved ones and pets who are no longer with us. Each candle is made to bring a special touch to your altar and Día de los Muertos decorations.
I will have a variety of designs, including Catrina candles, pet candles honoring dogs and cats, papel picado, altar candles, cempasúchil crosses and flowers, skulls, pan de muerto, small and large Catrinas, and more!
Available in different colors and designs, there’s something for every altar and Día de los Muertos celebration.
MEET OUR VENDOR: SONIA’S CREATIONS! We’re excited to introduce you to Sonia’s Creations! Sonia began creating these beautiful Day of the Dead bags about two years ago after undergoing brain surgery. She will be bringing a variety of beautiful and unique designs to our Day of the Dead Market! Here are a few samples of her beautiful work. We can’t wait for you to see what she brings! Come support Sonia and our amazing local vendors! Hope to see you there!
MEET OUR VENDOR: JAQUI ALMAGUER! We are so excited to introduce you to Jaqui Almaguer, who will be joining us at our Day of the Dead Market! Jaqui will be bringing amazing, one-of-a-kind pieces that you won’t want to miss! Come meet her, discover her artwork, and support this talented artist. Here is a little about Blue Casa Studios by JaquiJaqui Almaguer is a self-taught Queer Chicana artist. Born in Chicago and raised in Chicago, Southern California and Nashville. Her Mexican heritage and travels, throughout Mexico, the United States and Costa Rica, have greatly influenced her work. Almaguer is greatly inspired by the bold imagery, bright colors and playfulness of her Mexican culture. She has recently started exploring new techniques and styles of painting and different creative processes. Come check out Jaqui’s beautiful, one-of-a-kind artwork at the market! We can’t wait for you to meet her.
MEET OUR PAN DE MUERTO VENDOR!
We are so excited to introduce Ozzie, the owner of El Nopal Bakery, who will be joining us at our Día de los Muertos Market! Ozzie will be bringing a beautiful variety of Pan de Muerto in different colors, sizes, and delicious flavors. A Día de los Muertos Market just isn’t complete without Pan de Muerto! It is such an important part of the tradition and a must-have for your altar. And trust me… it is SUPER TASTY! We are so excited to have Ozzie and El Nopal Bakery with us. Take a look at the beautiful variety of Pan de Muerto he will be bringing. You definitely won’t want to miss out!Come meet Ozzie, support El Nopal Bakery, and treat yourself to some delicious Pan de Muerto!See you at the market!
Hi everyone,
About six years ago, I lost my mother in a tragic accident. After losing her, I became deeply connected to Día de los Muertos as a beautiful way to honor and remember her.
I began decorating her grave marker with colorful crosses and flower vases. When Día de los Muertos came around, I created a small altar for her with cempasúchil flowers, crosses, and meaningful decorations.
From that tradition, these beautiful crosses were created. They can be used to decorate a loved one’s grave at the cemetery or to add a special touch to your Día de los Muertos altar at home.
I only made three colors, and I have a very limited number of each one. They are colorful, beautiful, and most importantly, they were created from a place of love and remembrance.
I hope they can become a special part of your own Día de los Muertos tradition.
Meet Our Vendor: Chi Girls Creations!
We are excited to have Chi Girls Creations joining us at our Día de los Muertos Market! These sisters create beautiful handmade projects inspired by their creativity, love for crafting, and the joy of spending time together.
Please welcome them and stop by their booth to see their beautiful creations!
Their story:
Growing up in the Little Village/Pilsen neighborhoods we are sister’s spending time with each other.
We started off doing scrapbooking and then ventured out to try other projects from paper flowers to frames. We enjoy quality time and making beautiful projects that we hope you will like.
Where is it happening?
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