'Day of The Dead' traditions come alive at Latino Arts, Inc.
Posted: Oct 23, 2023 3:53 AM CST
-
4:24
UW Health officer discusses heart disease, new FDA-approved painkiller
-
4:06
Previewing upcoming events in Racine County
-
2:20
Snow and ice both possible Wednesday
-
1:42
The key behind 4 Milwaukee Academy of Science players being...
-
2:18
Brewers to use facial recognition at American Family Field gates...
-
2:52
Officials urge extra caution on ice after 2 deaths from UTV accidents...
-
2:02
Baldwin tours UW opioid center amid funding freeze concerns
-
2:21
President Trump pauses tariffs on Mexico and Canada; economist...
-
0:58
’Critical necessity’: Leaders call for renovation of Milwaukee...
-
2:19
Milwaukee trailblazers honored at mayor’s Black History Month...
-
2:22
MCTS bus driver charged in fatal crash fell asleep behind wheel
-
1:53
Landlord killed in deadly stabbing near 31st and State in Milwaukee,...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Even though it's a holiday to pay tribute to those who've gone before us, some might say "Day of The Dead" is one of the liveliest times of the year. It's a traditional Mexican holiday taking place on Nov. 2., and just like every year, Latino Arts on Milwaukee's south side will be observing the occasion in various ways, including a concert happening on Friday, Nov. 3 and special exhibition through mid-November.
Click here for all of the "Day of The Dead" details.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter