Dia de Los Muertos

Redwood City, United States

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Courthouse Sq 2200 Broadway St, Redwood City, CA, 94061
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680 ftRedwood City
0.6 mi73 and 273 Buses
2.2 miSan Carlos
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Local time (Redwood City) 22:41 Tuesday, 10 June 2025

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1 review of Dia de Los Muertos

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Place rating: 3
Fremont, CA
Saw this event listed on Unilocal so decided to check it out. I haven’t been to RWC in a long time so it was nice to see it looking good.
They had a small procession that started from the Main Library, 1044 Middlefield Rd from 6:30 — 6:45pm. There were some girls carrying an alter filled w/​orange marigolds and fruit hanging, then dancers were behind them.
They lead the procession to the Courthouse Square which was only .21 mi, about 2 blocks.
At the Courthouse Square were tables & chairs set up so the public could enjoy the program on the Square from 6:45 — 8:15pm.
There were tables for the kids to decorate pan de muerto (little bit sweet, just ok. no spices in it) & skull cookies. There was also face painters, and Free hot chocolate.
There were some youth art work on display in the pavilion windows.
Overall, I thought it was just ok, probably more fun for the kids. Good for people that live in the area.