It's Nov. 1 - it's the Day of the Dead, or better known as Dia de los Muertos. It's a celebration of Hispanic heritage which honors love ones who have passed away. Here in Tulsa we modeled our festival to reflect those going on in our neighboring country to the south, and folks really seem to like it - it draws thousands each year. Enjoy one of the most colorful and exciting parades Tulsa has to offer all year, live music from the likes of folks from Salsabor to Tulsa Youth Orchestra, performances by Tierra Mestiza and Sol Azteca Ballet Folkloricos, artwork, fireworks and, of course, lots and lots of delicious food at this family-friendly festival. It's also a chance to enjoy a display of altars that artists and non-artists alike have built to honor their loved ones. My insider advice? Don't miss the skeleton dance. Until 11pm. Learn even more about this colorful festival <a href="http://www.livingarts.org/dod.html">here</a>.