November 1–2 | 🕘 9 AM – 1 PM (Saturday)
📍 The Historic Pearl, San Antonio

Celebrate Día de los Muertos at Pearl with two days of vibrant art, music, and cultural tradition honoring life and remembrance. Stroll through the property to explore stunning ofrendas, alebrijes, and large-scale installations created by local and visiting artists.

Enjoy the lively atmosphere of the Farmers Market with roaming entertainers, stilt walkers, and live mariachi performances. Kids can get creative at the Rincón de Alebrije with children’s art activities hosted by the Consulado de México.

Don’t miss the chance to see a traditional Tapete de Aserrín (sawdust carpet) crafted live by an artist from Guanajuato, Mexico — a breathtaking, temporary artwork that’s best viewed on November 2.

✨ End the evening by visiting San Antonio’s lit and decorated barges at the amphitheater for a glowing tribute to this cherished tradition.

A free, family-friendly celebration of art, culture, and memory — just a short drive from Boerne!

Celebrating the Mexican holiday that honors and remembers the dead, The Rock will host interactive Día de Los Muertos on November 1.

Fans can purchase traditional treats like Sugar Skull cookies and sweet bread, shop local vendors at the market and get Skull Mexican makeup from a face painter.

No RSVP is required.

Event Timeline
12:00PM | Movie Screening featuring Coco
3:00PM | Vendors Market
4:45PM | Live performance by Bridgette & Bobby
6:30PM | Live performance by Luna Tropical
8:15PM | Live performance by Mariachi de Mi Rancho
9:15PM | Live performance by Cascara
10:15PM | Live performance by Glowliners

Join the Patrick Heath Public Library on Saturday, November 1 at 3 p.m. for a colorful and heartwarming Día de los Muertos celebration! 🌼

This family-friendly event honors life, love, and remembrance with live mariachi music, free sugar skull face painting, tamales, crafts, Mexican candy, and a special storytime with a local author.

Don’t miss the community ofrenda in the library lobby — a stunning altar created to honor loved ones who have passed. You’re invited to bring a photo or email one to Public Memory Lab Coordinator Sarah Habeeb to have it included.

Come celebrate this beautiful cultural tradition right in the heart of Boerne!