
Through February 7, 2027
Vivir la Tierra · Exhibition
More than forty works explore land, migration, memory, and Mexican community life.
Mexican music, culture, and community across Chicagoland.
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Mexican music, culture, and community across Chicagoland.
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Through February 7, 2027
More than forty works explore land, migration, memory, and Mexican community life.

Through November 29, 2026
The museum’s anniversary exhibition explores four decades of Día de Muertos art and remembrance.

Make paper flowers and explore the galleries after hours.

A guided visit exploring the symbolism of Día de Muertos through the museum’s anniversary exhibition.

A guided visit exploring the symbolism of Día de Muertos through the museum’s anniversary exhibition.

Meet visiting artisans from Mexico and see folk-art demonstrations.

Sones de México brings songs, stories, and interactive games to a bilingual family concert.

Explore the galleries after hours and meet Mexican folk artists at the festival.

Celebrate Instituto Gráfico de Chicago’s community printmaking and its connections with Mexico.

Sones de México brings songs, stories, and interactive games to a bilingual family concert.
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Learn appliqué and embroidery while making a textile honoring missing persons in Mexico.

Families decorate papier-mâché skulls inspired by the museum’s Día de Muertos exhibition.

Children make clay figures inspired by Josefina Aguilar and the Día de Muertos exhibition.

Explore the Día de Muertos exhibition, then create an embroidered artwork.

Explore the Día de Muertos exhibition, then create an embroidered artwork.

Remember loved ones with community ofrendas, live performances, and art activities.

Sones de México performs at Shedd Aquarium’s Día de Muertos evening.

Sones de México presents a bilingual program exploring stories of courage and hope through corridos.
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Consuelo Therapeutic Services’ annual fundraiser with dinner, entertainment, and dancing.

An evening of food, music, dancing, and gallery visits supporting Mexican art.

A guided visit exploring the symbolism of Día de Muertos through the museum’s anniversary exhibition.

A guided visit exploring the symbolism of Día de Muertos through the museum’s anniversary exhibition.

A Mexican dinner by chef Dudley Nieto, cultural awards, and live music support Sones de México.
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Los Lobos blends rock, blues, and Mexican musical traditions.

Ranchera and mariachi ballads celebrating Mexican musical traditions.
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