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This October, we’re celebrating a very special milestone: Corazón Healdsburg’s 10th Día de Muertos!

For 10 years, Día de Muertos has brought our community together in the heart of Healdsburg to honor those who came before us, celebrate the traditions that connect us and create new memories together.

Join us on the Healdsburg Plaza for a festive day filled with culture, music, food, art, remembrance and community. In honor of our 10th anniversary, we’re making this year’s celebration especially memorable, with an exciting lineup of performances, experiences and special moments throughout the day.

Whether you’ve joined us year after year or will be experiencing Día de Muertos with us for the first time, we hope you’ll be part of this milestone celebration with us as we honor our past, present and future.

Día de Muertos

Sunday, October 25, 12-6 p.m.
Healdsburg Plaza

We are deeply grateful to our sponsors, including Encore Event Rentals, COMCAST, First 5 Sonoma County and Dr. Kate Kinsella whose support helps make this beloved community celebration possible.

The Corazón Blog

In The News

  • Corazón Healdsburg announces new executive director

    Marcy Flores, the former interim executive director, is taking over the role permanently.

  • Comcast donates $45,000 to Córazon Healdsburg, laptops to local youth

    The event celebrated a partnership between the local nonprofit and the telecommunications company Comcast.

  • Rallying a neighborhood

    Organizers said Thursday’s block party was an olive branch to Ward Street residents who have often felt sidelined or distant from the rest of the community.

  • Northern Sonoma County nonprofit grants $195,000 to local artists

    Nonprofit group Corazón Healdsburg oversaw selection of recipients with awards ranging from $3,000 to $10,000 to artists, authors, musicians and other performers.

  • Guaranteed-income program underway for Sonoma County families

    The Sonoma County Pathway to Income Equity, launched in February, making the first of 24 monthly payments of $500 to 305 local families in need.

  • New Grants for Artists to ‘Spark Long-Term Change’

    Local individuals and organizations are eyeing a “transformative grant program” launched by The Arts and Culture Collective of Northern Sonoma County, in partnership with Corazón Healdsburg, to let their creative dreams take flight and give voice to the underrepresented voices of the area.

  • Erica and Caroline share their memories of Día de Muertos

    Every fall, Healdsburg Plaza glows orange with hundreds of fresh marigolds.

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