Visit the outdoor altar, and leave a photo of a dearly missed loved one, in La Cañada Flintridge.
Visitors are invited to visit through Nov. 2; you are invited to leave a loved one's photo, too, if you like
The bright hues that catch your eye won't come from pumpkins, though pumpkins are plentiful during the multi-week event; rather, it is papel picado, the fluttering ornamentation found around so many Día de los Muertos altars. And there is plenty of fanciful flutter in the breeze as the time-honored festivities begin, the one that pay tender tribute to our loved ones who have passed.Visiting this exquisite space is included with your garden admission.
But the effervescent experience isn't simply about viewing the beautiful presentation, marigolds, cut-outs of Monarch butterflies, and a few festive skeletons: You are invited to place a photo of a dearly missed friend or relative on the altar or leave a drawing if you don't have a picture you can part with.Want to find new things to do in Los Angeles? The Scene's lifestyle stories have you covered. Here's your go-to source on where the fun is across SoCal and for the weekend.
If you're seeking illumination of a different holiday-themed variety, stay tuned:"Enchanted Forest of Light" opens at Descanso Gardens in just over two weeks. A series of sparkly artworks, some quite enormous, will dot the moonlit pathways of the sylvan spot over several fall and winter weeks.
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