Experience authentic Mexican traditions with mariachi music, ballet folklórico, and cultural celebrations in Sugar Land.
* Schedule and activities subject to change. Please check with event organizers for current details and exact timing.
Traditional mariachi music welcomes families to the Sugar Land Día de los Muertos celebration.
Traditional Mexican folk dance performances showcasing regional dances and colorful costumes.
Authentic Aztec dance performances connecting modern celebrations to ancient traditions.
Local artisans selling traditional crafts, artwork, and handmade items celebrating Mexican culture.
Traditional Mexican food vendors offering authentic dishes and seasonal specialties.
Kids activities, face painting, and educational programs about Día de los Muertos traditions.
Sugar Land's Día de los Muertos celebration represents the growing Mexican-American community in Houston's southwestern suburbs. As Sugar Land has become increasingly diverse, events like this help preserve and share Mexican cultural traditions with the broader community. The celebration takes place in the heart of Sugar Land's modern town center, creating a bridge between traditional Mexican customs and contemporary suburban life. This festival demonstrates how Houston's suburban communities embrace cultural diversity while maintaining their family-friendly atmosphere.
* Food vendors and availability may vary. Check with event organizers for current vendor list.
Authentic Mexican dishes prepared by local vendors and community groups
Traditional Day of the Dead bread with orange and anise flavoring
Mexican street corn and other traditional street food favorites
Refreshing fruit drinks in traditional flavors like horchata and tamarind
Mexican candies and desserts associated with Día de los Muertos
* Please verify current location and parking information with event organizers before attending.
Park in City Walk garages; catch early performances before crowds
Check METRO routes to the venue
Uber and Lyft available