Hanal Pixán: Food for the Soul
The historic Pico House at El Pueblo de Los Angeles comes alive with colorful altars, cherished traditions, and heartfelt tributes honoring loved ones who have passed.
In celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), community organizations, including COFEM, the Cudahy Foundation, and UNAM Los Angeles, came together in collaboration with the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument Commission to showcase the rich cultural traditions of Mexico.
From the vibrant altars of Michoacán to the Yucatán tradition of Hanal Pixán, meaning "food of the souls," the exhibit highlights the many ways families honor their ancestors and keep their memories alive.
More than a celebration, Día de los Muertos is a reminder that although our loved ones may be gone, their stories, traditions, and memories live on through the generations.
#LACityResidents #ElPuebloLA
In celebration of Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), community organizations, including COFEM, the Cudahy Foundation, and UNAM Los Angeles, came together in collaboration with the El Pueblo de Los Angeles Historical Monument Commission to showcase the rich cultural traditions of Mexico.
From the vibrant altars of Michoacán to the Yucatán tradition of Hanal Pixán, meaning "food of the souls," the exhibit highlights the many ways families honor their ancestors and keep their memories alive.
More than a celebration, Día de los Muertos is a reminder that although our loved ones may be gone, their stories, traditions, and memories live on through the generations.
#LACityResidents #ElPuebloLA