Join us in kicking oﬀ our Día de los Muertos celebrations here at the Gutiérrez-Hubbell House Museum and for the opening of our annual exhibition and ofrendas comunitarias (community alters). Muertos y Marigolds will also be on hand to provide a blessing, guided tour, and information about their annual…

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This celebration kicks off Día de los Muertos with the opening of the annual exhibition and community ofrendas — plus live music from Tíos Míos, face painting, crafts, and a blessing/guided tour by Muertos y Marigolds. It's the kind of welcoming, family-friendly gathering that makes the South Valley feel like a big neighborhood.

Plan your night

Make a night of it

The Gutierrez-Hubbell House is one of the oldest continuously inhabited homes in the South Valley, with a lovely acequia-fed garden worth a quiet stroll before the music starts.

What to Expect

·Live music and dancing with Tíos Míos
·Blessing and guided tour of ofrendas by Muertos y Marigolds
·Face painting, crafts, and light refreshments on the grounds

Venue Tips

The Gutierrez-Hubbell House is at 6029 Isleta Blvd SW, about a 15-minute drive south of downtown in the South Valley. There's a large parking lot right at the house, so arriving by car is easiest.