Dia De Los Muertos Festival

Definitely will go next year again! Great street festival, live music, DJ spinning lowrider tunes, tons of amazing lowriders on display. Had a great time.

awesome food and goodies to buy.
i saw danny trejo there last year

First timer to this festival. I arrived around noon and there was already a lot of people there. I saw two different bands playing, lots of cars in the car show and a variety of items to browse thru from the vendors. A large variety of food booths. Sausages, hot links, tacos, kettle corn, Mexican fruit waters. I had the watermelon and it was so good. I had a hot dog made from chicken, cilantro and jalapeño then it was topped with onions and grilled peppers. It was very tasty. I also tried an Argentinian empanada stuffed with chicken and onions.
This is a family event with lots to do for young kids. Radio Disney was there, arts and crafts for kids, face painting other entertainment for kids. I would go to this event again and recommend it to others.

Awesome Festival put on in large part by the Canoga Park Improvement Association. One of the coolest car shows in LA, food, art, vendors, and live music.

I like this festivity in what many would consider an area that may as well be dead — Canoga park. So why do I like this when there’s Hollywood Forever just over the hump? Because it’s generally the latest and last chance to celebrate day of the dead.
It’s got all the same things you could expect from other day of the dead celebrations — vendors with skeletons, face painting, slightly overpriced Mexican food and all sorts of skull related goodies. Best of all, it’s free! Though, going into Canoga park should be considered some sort of cost to your pride.
Still, if you happen to miss out on the other festivities because Halloween decided to land on a Wednesday this year, leading to your weekend being filled with Halloween parties — this is the event to catch.
Well worth a day out in the sun for.

Mark this festival down on your calender for next year so you
don’t miss it !!.
This festival really made it a great day for us, fabulous Food, Shopping, Awesome Entertainment, and Interesting People.
No entry fees, No parking fees… Nice.

This was a cool little festival. First time I’d been to it. We were just cruising down Sherman Way looking for a place to eat and we saw they had the road closed. Saw the signs and decided to check it out. Found a place to park in the neighborhood and walked.
It was a perfect day for this type of event, not too hot not too cold. There was really nice classic cars, food stands, and arts and crafts to check out. Kinda of a cool funky crowd of Old, Young, Vatos, Bikers, Artsy type folks. All having a good time it seemed.
We saw a dance troop preforming to drums all dressed up with Peacock Feathers. I guess they had some performances going on in the Madrid Theater, but we did not check them out. We got a polish sausage on a bun from the «Sausage Masters». It was hot and good. Also had a few carne asada tacos from El Taco Loco. They gave me a free horchata! They also had bouncy castles for the kids.
Check this festival out next year!