On Saturday, November 1, 2025, from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m., Latin American Coalition, along with Levine Museum of the New South, is presenting the annual Día de Muertos celebration.
The event takes place at Camp North End, 300 Camp Road, Charlotte, NC.
Admission is free, and there’s lots of free parking at Camp North End. Read on for parking information.
This event will be a local, family-friendly recreation of the Mexican Day of the Dead tradition, including an expansive altar exhibition, traditional face painting, dancing, and live music performances. Attendees will also be able to savor authentic Latin cuisine while learning about the holiday’s deep-rooted traditions.
Día de Muertos is a Mexican holiday with roots in indigenous cultures dating back to the Aztecs that honors the deceased as part of the natural cycle of life. This holiday celebrates death with vibrant customs, symbolizing the belief that it is not the end but a continuation of existence.
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Parking at Camp North End
There is a lot of free parking at Camp North End:
- Boileryard district: 1824 Statesville Avenue
- Mount district: 1774 Statesville Avenue
- Keswick district: 1801 N. Graham Street
- Garage: 120 Razades Way (first 3 hours free)
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