Retrospective coverage for October 24, 2026. First published October 26, 2026 06:07 -07:00 (Pacific time). This is an AI-assisted brief compiled from linked public source records; the coverage date is not the publication date.
The San Diego LGBT Community Center's Latin@x Services scheduled Festival Mictlan for Oct. 24 at Liberty Station, bringing music, art and remembrance to a family-centered gathering. The event was listed for 2–7 p.m. at the Central Promenade, 2641 Truxtun Road. The Center's announcement
The program drew on Mictlan, the underworld in Mexica tradition, and Día de los Muertos observances honoring loved ones. An altar contest invited participants to create offerings of remembrance, with prizes advertised for the top three entries.
Organizers also recruited a community choir for an arrangement of La Llorona y La Bruja alongside Tijuana Queer Coral, Coro Meraki and San Diego singers. The invitation said Spanish fluency was not required and rehearsals would be bilingual.
The festival was listed within Latine Pride programming, linking a cultural observance with The Center's family and community services.