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Day of the Dead 20241 min read

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David Jolkovski

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November 2, 2024

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Day of the Dead

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Danza Azteca Tonantzin performs on Friday Nov. 1. for Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque North.

Danza Azteca Tonantzin performs on Friday Nov. 1. for Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque North.

Danza Azteca Tonantzin performs on Friday Nov. 1. for Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque North.

Danza Azteca Tonantzin performs on Friday Nov. 1. for Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque North.

Danza Azteca Tonantzin performs on Friday Nov. 1. for Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque North.

An installation at Tlaquepaque North during Dia de los Muertos on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A Da de los Muertos character walks up from the pedestrian underpass to Tlaquepaque North.

Christina Schweiss is dressed as the Arizona Alebrije during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Lillian Bodenlos decorates a sugar skull during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Festival-goers read and write on the Marigold Mural during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2. Visitors are encouraged to paint their tributes on the 26-foot-long community remembrance wall led by artist Lovejoy.

Ritmo Latino performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs ÒUn Poco LocoÓ from the film Coco during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs ÒUn Poco LocoÓ from the film Coco during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Ballet De Colores Folklorico performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A character watches Ballet De Colores Folklorico perform during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A large skull on Calle Independencia during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Festival-goers read and write on the Marigold Mural during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2. Visitors are encouraged to paint their tributes on the 26-foot-long community remembrance wall led by artist Lovejoy.

Festival-goers read and write on the Marigold Mural during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2. Visitors are encouraged to paint their tributes on the 26-foot-long community remembrance wall led by artist Lovejoy.

Festival-goers read and write on the Marigold Mural during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2. Visitors are encouraged to paint their tributes on the 26-foot-long community remembrance wall led by artist Lovejoy.

Urban Electra performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A figurine on display in Patio del Norte during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Urban Electra performs during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A vignette on display in Patio de la Capilla during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

An installation on display near the Chapel during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

An installation on display near the Chapel during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Photos and notes are pined to a memory wall during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A Dia de los Muertos character at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

An installation on display in Plaza de la Fuente during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

An installation on display in Plaza de la Fuente during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

Supermuerto figurine on display near Patio de Las Rosas during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

A mermaid in a bathtub on display near Patio de Las Rosas during Dia de los Muertos at Tlaquepaque on Saturday, Nov. 2.

David Jolkovski

After graduating with a BFA in photojournalism from the Corcoran College of Art + Design, David worked as a photographer for community newspapers in New Jersey and Phoenix and freelanced for the New York Times and The Washington Post. Prior to joining the Sedona Red Rock News, he worked as staff photographer for a nongovernmental organization working in the Caribbean and Central America.

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David Jolkovski

After graduating with a BFA in photojournalism from the Corcoran College of Art + Design, David worked as a photographer for community newspapers in New Jersey and Phoenix and freelanced for the New York Times and The Washington Post. Prior to joining the Sedona Red Rock News, he worked as staff photographer for a nongovernmental organization working in the Caribbean and Central America.

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