Dia De Los Muertos

I heard about this place a few times but finally went because heard it was really fun. I went really early in the afternoon, around the time that most of the booths opened up.
There were few places to park, but I saw the indoor public parking and parked there for free. The event ran on few streets but the walk was very manageable. I saw a lot of booths for face painting, so really, you don’t need to wait at all to get your face painted;) As I walked down the streets, I saw a few food vendors, not too many. I tried garlic parmesan bacon fries and it was pretty good, bacon was soooo flavorful, and sauce consisted of parmesan and garlic blended? something like that!
As I walked down further, I saw a few memorials and further down, they had booth that sells plenty of arts and crafts, most seemed to be handmade. They were a little bit pricy, but they looked soooo detailed. Literally wanted to buy it all. From time to time, I saw male and female walking around dressing up, most of them were super creative! Around certain times, they had several dancing performances performed by little kids, young adults and adults; Very fun to watch, I didn’t want to go home. But I didn’t stay too late because it got so hot. I wish I did, next time for sure;) I can write so much about this event, but you just need to go and experience it for yourself;)