More than 100 Catrinas will be part of a special procession at the two-day event in downtown Seattle.
SEATTLE — Day of the Dead traditions originated in Mexico, but the celebrations are now global and have taken on new meanings for people of various cultures.
Día de los Muertos honors the lives of loved ones who have passed. The remembrance also includes pets.
Many families build altars, called ofrendas, in their homes, while many workplaces and organizations create ofrendas of their own.
A large ofrenda will be at the Seattle Catrinas Festival at Town Hall Seattle during the two-day event on Nov. 1
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