Hispanics of Today and Tomorrow celebrated the fourth annual Día de los Muertos festival on Saturday with dance, live music, food and the importance of remembering the loved ones that are no longer here.
This year’s festival begin with the parade Living Dead and also included new activities such as a car show and paleteros (stilt walkers).
Vice president of HOTT Megan Sandoval, says is important to show the Hispanic culture and traditions Emporia has.
HOTT member Patricia Saenz-Reyes, says Día de los Muertos showcases HOTT’s mission of increasing community togetherness.
HOTT’s next community event is Cinco de Mayo which is the anniversary of Mexico’s victory over France at the Battle of Puebla in 1862.
