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Remembering together. Celebrating always. 🤍
As we get closer to the Festival of Altars, we know many of you are preparing your hearts, your stories, and your steps to join us. To help you plan your visit with ease, we’ve gathered answers to some of your most frequently asked questions. Swipe through to find details on timing, location, and how we can collectively honor those who came before us.
Gathering Details:
• November 2nd, 4-10 PM with altar creation beginning at 10 AM
• Potrero del Sol Park (La Raza) 2827 Cesar Chavez, Street, La Misión, San Francisco,
• Free and open to everyone in the community
If there is anything else you need to know, please reach out in the comments.
May this season of remembrance bring warmth to your home. 🕯️🏵️
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Recordando juntos. Celebrando siempre. 🤍
A medida que se acerca el Festival de Altares, sabemos que muchos de ustedes están preparando sus corazones, sus historias y sus pasos para unirse a nosotros. Para ayudarles a planificar su visita con facilidad, hemos recopilado respuestas a algunas de las preguntas más frecuentes. Deslicen para encontrar detalles sobre el horario, la ubicación y cómo podemos honrar colectivamente a quienes nos precedieron.
Detalles del Evento:
• 2 de noviembre, de 4:00 p. m. a 10:00 p. m., con creación de altares a las 10:00 a. m.
• Parque Potrero del Sol (La Raza) 2827 Cesar Chavez Street, La Misión, San Francisco
• Gratuito y abierto a toda la comunidad
Si hay algo más que necesiten saber, por favor dejen su pregunta en los comentarios.
Que esta temporada de recuerdo traiga calidez a sus hogares. 🕯️🏵️
26 Oct 2026
We are witnessing rapid destruction and injustice here and around the world. It’s enraging, it’s inhumane. But what we are also witnessing is rapid response and solidarity from our kin and allies that are rooted in liberation and LOVE. We believe in the latter.
We’re better together and will always keep each other safe. Now is not a time to fall into despair. Let’s lean into what our Ancestors and biology guide us towards:
• Care (for our neighbor, for our mental health)
• Communication (kept clear, concise and open)
• Community (holding us, showing up for us)
Love (and hope) floats.
Migration is natural and has led us for all time.
Here for you always.
Local resources to bookmark:
• Rapid Response: @sfrrn_
• Legal Aid: @larazacentrolegalsf
• Mental Healthcare: @immigrantsrising
• Children and Women’s Support: @thewomensbuilding
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Estamos presenciando una destrucción e injusticia aceleradas aquí y en todo el mundo. Es indignante, es inhumano. Pero también estamos presenciando una respuesta rápida y solidaridad por parte de nuestra gente y aliados, arraigadas en la liberación y el AMOR. Creemos en esto último.
Juntos somos más fuertes y siempre nos cuidaremos mutuamente. Este no es momento para caer en la desesperación. Apoyémonos en lo que nuestros ancestros y nuestra naturaleza nos guían:
• Cuidado (de nuestro prójimo, de nuestra salud mental)
• Comunicación (clara, concisa y abierta)
• Comunidad (que nos apoya, que está presente para nosotros)
El amor (y la esperanza) prevalecen.
La migración es natural y nos ha acompañado desde siempre.
Siempre estaremos aquí para ti.
Recursos locales para guardar:
• Respuesta rápida: @sfrrn_
• Asistencia legal: @larazacentrolegalsf
• Atención de salud mental: @immigrantsrising
• Apoyo para mujeres y niños: @thewomensbuilding
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06 Feb 2026
Cleansed by la luna llena, the Flowering Moon (Ojibwe), awoken by early morning quakes. We are reminded…
“The Earth hums.
Beneath our feet,
beneath the cities, beneath the roads we pave, she pulses—quiet but unstoppable,
her heartbeat
the drum of generations,
her veins rivers,
her breath the wind,
her skin the soil that holds seeds
and the bones of those who came before.
We are her reflection,
the echo of
creation
made
flesh.
We will bend but not break,
we will flow and rise,
we will birth what must come next,
because life is insistence,
because the Earth is Mother,
because the womb is everywhere.”
Words from Nikki Leialohalani Herschend, @livingthedevilsdream
It’s Earth Day, Week, Month for life. Para siempre.
02 Apr 2026
Ceremonia Eterna: Estás en tu casa | Part 2
Ceremony truly is eternal. In the traditions of Día de Muertos, Ceremonia Eterna explores how remembrance lives beyond two days, how we honor our loved ones changes over time, and how their memory continues to shape our lives.
In Part 2, Connie Rivera shares a side of her late husband, Ricardo Peña, that few people got to see. She reflects on his artistic process, the way he carried himself while painting houses, and the story behind how he became known as “El Tigre.”
Through Connie’s memories, we get to know another side of Ricardo and the parts of him that continue to live.
Presented by Acción Latina and the Marigold Project.
If you’d like to come to our upcoming workshop, part of Ceremonia Eterna, follow us and sign up for our newsletter.
Interview by
Andrew Brobst
Filmed by
Andrew Brobst & Imelda Carrasco
Set Design by
Danielle Revives & Deni Slehiman
Curated by
Acción Latina & Marigold Project
Photos: Emily Curiel & Pablo Unzueta
11 Nov 2026
Thank you to everyone who stopped by Acción Latina during this year’s Día de Muertos procession. 🌼
We loved seeing our gallery filled with people sitting at our proverbial kitchen table for Ceremonia Eterna, writing letters to loved ones who have passed and contributing to our community altar.
Here are some of our favorite moments from the procession and inside the gallery.
With love, Acción Latina and Marigold Project. ❤️
Photos: Andrew Brobst
03 Nov 2026
Earlier tonight in the mission ❤️🥹
02 Nov 2026
In Mexica tradition, the four cardinal directions and the central heart hold the elements as one, forming a powerful ceremonial map of the human experience and the cosmos. Today, Monday, November 2, 2026, this sacred alignment comes alive.
• Día de Muertos Festival of Altars
• Potrero del Sol Park (La Raza), San Francisco
The community can honor these directions throughout the evening (4:00 PM – 10:00 PM) by visiting the Sacred Circle Altars and witnessing them being ritually called in during the Sunset Ceremony at 5:00 PM.
The East (Air / Yellow): Honors the place where the light comes, new beginnings, and new life, navigating transformations with childlike wonder and intelligence through the spirit Quetzalcoatl.
The Air Community Altar is hosted by The Mission Preparatory School, a tuition-free, TK–8 public charter school located in San Francisco’s Inner Mission neighborhood. Driven by a college-preparatory mission, it equips a diverse, predominantly Hispanic/Latinx student body with the rigorous academic foundation and leadership skills needed for higher education. Guided by the philosophy “Every Child, Every Minute, Every Day,” Mission Prep pairs intensive literacy and math instruction with a holistic curriculum featuring STEAM learning, arts, and restorative justice practices. Mission Prep channels the fresh spirit of the Air to nurture community-centered excellence, knowledge, and play from early childhood through middle school.
To formally call in the element of Air through the power of the spoken word, we are honored to introduce poet, essayist, and occultist author Lauren Parker of The Poets! Poetry Family. Parker is a writer living in the East Bay who teaches classes on poetry as ancestor work through trance and psychic mediumship. Her work deeply explores the intersections of class, queerness, and the occult. Her acclaimed poetry collection, Dark Way Down, won the Silver 2025 Northern California Publishers and Writers Award. You can find her online at laureneparker.com.
The South (Fire / Blue): Honors the power of will, internal rhythm, and navigating life’s transitions through the spirit Huitzilopochtli.
The Fire Community Altar is hosted by
02 Nov 2026
Ceremonia Eterna: Estás en tu casa
The preservation of culture and tradition has never felt more important than it does today. Creating a sense of belonging for our community, which is grappling with tremendous grief, is necessary. For many, ceremony is something we prepare for all year, and as we remember our ancestors, it becomes an eternal practice. From this need for belonging and safety came **Ceremonia Eterna**.
Rooted in the traditions of Día de Muertos, Ceremonia Eterna: Estás en tu casa, presented by Acción Latina and Marigold Project, invites us to welcome our loved ones back to the table, to speak their names and share their stories.
Beloved community member Connie Rivera invites us to remember her late husband, Ricardo “El Tigre” Peña, through her eyes. Together, they raised a family and shared a love that community members felt deeply.
For Ceremonia Eterna, Connie shares her memories of Ricardo, how she remembers him, and how she would like the world to remember him. She brings him back to the conceptual dinner table, recounting the kind of man he was and how she’s been navigating life since his passing.
Connie spoke with such openness about her grief, but also with a strong sense of purpose. She hopes that sharing her experience can help others who are grieving, especially young men who may find it difficult to express what they’re going through. It’s a conversation about the love she carries for Ricardo and the importance of making space for those feelings.
Tonight at 5:30 PM, we invite you to join us at Acción Latina for an interactive part of the exhibition. Come sit at our table, write a note to someone you miss, and place it within our community altar.
Whether it’s something you never got to say or simply a few words to let them know they’re remembered, there’s a place for them at our table.
Interview by
Andrew Brobst
Filmed by
Andrew Brobst & Imelda Carrasco
Set Design by
Danielle Revives & Deni Slehiman
Curated by
Acción Latina & Marigold Project
Photos: Emily Curiel & Pablo Unzueta
02 Nov 2026
Community, memory, and collective healing take center stage at this year’s Día de Muertos Festival of Altars.
We are thrilled to spotlight four very special featured collaborations at Potrero del Sol Park, bringing powerful layers of art, tribute, and shared storytelling to our space:
• National AIDS Memorial Quilt | View a handmade tapestry of remembrance and legacy on display early in the day. (1:30 PM - 6:30 PM)
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La comunidad, la memoria y la sanación colectiva ocupan un lugar central en el Festival de Altares de Día de Muertos de este año.
Estamos súper emocionadxs de presentar cuatro colaboraciones muy especiales que tendremos en el Parque Potrero del Sol, las cuales nos aportarán poderosas expresiones de arte, homenaje y narrativas compartidas a nuestro espacio:
• National AIDS Memorial Quilt | Contempla un tapiz hecho a mano que honra la memoria y el legado de quienes ya no están. Estará en exhibición durante las primeras horas del festival. (1:30 PM – 6:30 PM)
Strangers’ Poems | Participate in the “Sacred Post Office,” a touching letter-writing ceremony. (4:00 PM - 7:00 PM)
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Strangers’ Poems | Participa en la «Oficina Postal Sagrada» (Sacred Post Office), una ceremonia de escritura de cartas y poesía. (4:00 PM – 7:00 PM)
Día Love Lines | Visit our Community Altar, a collaborative space open to everyone for connection and offerings. (4:00 PM - 10:00 PM)
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Día Love Lines | Visita nuestro Altar Comunitario, un espacio colaborativo y abierto a todas las personas para compartir conexiones y ofrendas. (4:00 PM – 10:00 PM)
Adrian Arias | Experience a live painting session unfolding in real time. (5:00 PM - 6:00 PM)
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Adrian Arias | Sé testigo de una sesión de pintura en vivo que cobrará vida ante tus ojos. (5:00 PM – 6:00 PM)
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These activations bridge generations, honoring those who came before us while building new spaces of refuge and reflection.
Come walk the grounds, bring an offering, and co-create this unforgettable night with us. 🏵️🤲🏼❤️🔥
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Estas experiencias crean puentes entre generaciones, honrando a quienes caminaron antes que nosotros y, al mismo tiempo, dando vida a nuevos espacios de refugio, encuentro y reflexión.
Ven a recorrer
31 Oct 2026
✨🕯️🏵️💀 Our hearts are full as we welcome an incredible lineup of musical storytellers to this year’s Festival of Altars. We feel grateful to gather, remember, and celebrate the continuum of life and ancestry with our community. From the first acoustic note to the final dance, here is how we will honor our beloveds together:
• 4:00 PM – Mariachi San Carlos (Acoustic Roaming Set)
Feel the warmth of community as Mariachi San Carlos roams the park, serenading families’ altars and welcoming everyone as they enter the park.
• 5:00 PM – Sunset Ceremony & Sound Immersion
As the sun dips below the horizon, we open the portal between worlds. Litzia Chalchicihuatl Sierra will lead a grounding sound immersion, accompanied by Lizette Ohxochitl, to officially welcome our ancestors to the reunion.
• 7:00 PM – Community Music Center’s Intergenerational Mariachi and Choir
An inspiring collaborative performance where generations meet. Through strings and choral harmonies, families will embrace in a sweet, musical offering.
• 8:00 PM – La Gente SF
We close the night celebrating the gift of being alive. La Gente SF takes the stage to remind us what it means to thrive, dance, and elevate our community here in San Francisco.
Bring your energy, your memories, and your open hearts. We can’t wait to share this sacred space with you. ✨🕯️🏵️💀
✨🕯️🏵️💀 Estamos llenos de alegría de dar la bienvenida a una increíble selección de músicos en esta edición del Festival of Altares. Nos sentimos profundamente agradecidos de reunirnos para recordar y celebrar el ciclo continuo de la vida y la ancestralidad. Desde la primera nota acústica hasta el último baile, así honraremos juntos a nuestros seres queridos:
• 4:00 PM – Mariachi San Carlos (recorrido musical acústico)
Siente la calidez de la comunidad mientras el Mariachi San Carlos recorre el parque, llevando serenatas a las familias y dando la bienvenida a todas las personas mientras entran al espacio.
• 5:00 PM – Ceremonia del atardecer e inmersión sonora
Cuando el sol descienda bajo el horizonte, abriremos el portal entre los mundos. Litzia Chalchicihuatl Sierra guiará una inmersión sonora, acompañada por Lizette Ohxochitl, para
30 Oct 2026
We’re proud to partner with Acción Latina on Ceremonia Eterna, a collaboration centered on memory, ancestry, and eternal continuation.
For this meaningful initiative, we helped curate the documentary-style interviews and completely transformed the physical environment within Acción Latina’s Juan R. Fuentes Gallery.
Guided by the beautiful theme of conceptually welcoming departed loved ones back to the dinner table, we intentionally designed a space that feels softly lived-in, layered with history, that radiates a comforting welcome to every visitor who steps inside.
We purposefully left open space on the walls to feature the images and keepsakes of the ancestors being spoken of, arranged to sit alongside the interviewers and spectators to come.
As you swipe through, you can see how we crafted this sanctuary, a place where stories are honored, grief is held tenderly, and community memory is kept alive.
The exhibition opens this Monday, November 2nd, from 5:30 – 9:30 PM at Acción Latina (2958 24th St, SF) and runs through January 8th.
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We are so grateful to the small, local businesses whose intentional pieces truly allowed the warm, comforting feel of this space to come to fruition. Every curated item carries its own soul. ♥️🏡 (We’ll tag the specific local biz on each piece!)
Nos enorgullece presentar junto con Acción Latina, Ceremonia Eterna, una colaboración emotiva que celebra la memoria, la ancestralidad y los vínculos eternos.
Como parte de esta iniciativa, contribuimos a la curaduría de entrevistas documentales y transformamos por completo el espacio físico de la Galería Juan R. Fuentes de Acción Latina. Inspirados por la idea de dar la bienvenida a nuestros seres queridos fallecidos de regreso a la mesa, diseñamos intencionalmente un espacio que se siente cálido y habitado, entretejido de historia y que irradia una sensación de hogar para cada persona que lo visita.
Dejamos espacios en las paredes para dar lugar a las fotografías y los recuerdos de los ancestros cuyas historias se compartirán, en las entrevistas que están por venir. Al deslizar las imágenes, podrás ver cómo dimos forma a este santuario: un lugar donde se honran las historias,
29 Oct 2026
A legendary matriarch, fierce guardian of community and, now an ancestor. 🕊️
RIP Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta.
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Una matriarca legendaria, una guardiana feroz de la comunidad y hoy, una ancestra. 🕊️
Que en paz descanse Dolores Clara Fernández Huerta.
28 Oct 2026
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