Celebrating Día de los Muertos in the Bay Area: A Guide Día de los Muertos, observed in early November, is a vibrant and meaningful holiday where the veil between the living and the dead is believed to thin. Rooted in Mexican tradition, it’s a time for joyous remembrance, filled with candle-lit celebrations and artistic altars. The Bay Area, with its rich cultural tapestry, is set to host numerous events honoring this special occasion. Honoring Ancestors: … Read More
San Jose Youth Preserve Chinese American Heritage
San Jose youth keep Chinese American history alive at History Park Teen volunteers and young adults are helping preserve Chinese American stories at the Chinese American History Museum in San Jose’s History Park. Their work connects Heinlenville and other historic Bay Area Chinatowns to new audiences through exhibits, oral histories and social media. History in San Jose: Heinlenville and Ng Shing Gung The museum is a replica of Ng Shing Gung, the Temple of Five … Read More