A Celebration Across Generations: Stockton’s Día de los Muertos Festival Returns November 1

An ofrenda invites people to pause and remember. A student mariachi performance gives a younger generation a place in a living cultural tradition. At Stockton’s November 1 Día de los Muertos Festival, those experiences share the same afternoon.

Big Valley Ford will host its fourth annual celebration Sunday, November 1, 2026, from noon to 4:30 p.m. at 3282 Auto Center Circle. Admission and the announced family activities are free.

For local families, the program offers more than a seasonal outing. It brings remembrance together with music and dance, creating room for both reflection and celebration. The organizer describes Día de los Muertos as an occasion to honor loved ones who have died and to celebrate Hispanic culture.

Local students help carry the music forward

The announced performers include Mariachi Voz Campesina from Cesar Chavez High School and Mariachi Sangre de Oro from Edison High School. Their presence gives Stockton residents an opportunity to hear young musicians from local schools outside the campus setting…

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