Lita Hernandez, front right, performs with Mariachi Espuelas during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Eileen McMullen and her daughter Isabella, 3, embrace the music of Mariachi Espuelas during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Richard DeSantos performs with Mariachi Espuelas during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp
Mariachi Espuelas performs during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
3-year-old Freyja Ibanez was enjoying the sights and sounds of Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
3-year-old Freyja Ibanez was enjoying the sights and sounds of Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
10-year-old Sofia Ramirez, a member of the Georgetown ISD Ballet Folkloric and a student at Purl Elementary, wore a nice smile with her painted face during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
4-year-old Tadeo Ramirez and his sister Samantha, 7, take time to relax during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. Their sister Sofia, 10, a student at Purl Elementary, performed with the Georgetown ISD Ballet Folklorico. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Juana Rodriguez and her son Cesar, 17, enjoyed their time together at Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. Mom offered face-painting to attendees. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
10-year-old Amelia C. (parents asked no last name be published) was well-attired while enjoying the music of Mariachi Espuelas during Georgetown’s Dia de los Muertos, held Saturday November 1, 2025 in the South Main Arts District along 9th Street. The event included music and dance performances throughout the day. Photo by Andy Sharp.
Día de los Muertos originated in Mexico but was celebrated locally with beautiful symbols, traditions and imagery in the remembrance of loved ones.The joyful three-day holiday starts October 31 with the Day of the Little Angels when spirits of deceased children visit their families. November 1 honors deceased adults and November 2, Día de los Muertos, is the final an...
