On Oct. 3, the New York Botanical Garden debuted a month-long artistic and floral installation inspired by Mexico’s beloved holiday honoring the lives and memories of departed loved ones.
On Oct. 3, the New York Botanical Garden debuted a month-long artistic and floral installation inspired by Mexico’s beloved holiday honoring the lives and memories of departed loved ones.
Day of the Dead is a Mexican custom traditionally observed Nov. 1 and 2 to remember family and friends who have died.
The lives of people lost to the “long, dark months of the coronavirus pandemic” was on the mind of Archbishop José H. Gomez of Los Angeles during an observance on the eve of All Souls’ Day.