🎃 Mission District, CA · Halloween 2026
Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission — Mission District, CA
Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission brings Halloween to Mission District for the 2026 season — monday, november 2, 2026 at Mission District streets (starts at 22nd & Bryant).
🎯 MISSION DISTRICT, CA📅 Monday, November 2, 2026📍 Mission District streets (st👨👩👧 ALL AGES🎟 FREE ENTRY
Follow the organizer:
Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission brings Día de los Muertos to life in Mission District — marigold arches, candlelit ofrendas, live music, and traditional dance honoring loved ones. A beautiful, moving celebration open to all.
Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission — Event Details
📍 Venue: Mission District streets (starts at 22nd & Bryant) — 22nd St & Bryant St, San Francisco, CA
📅 Dates: Monday, November 2, 2026
🕐 Hours: 7:00 PM (ritual assembles 6:00–7:00 PM)
🎫 Price: Free
👶 Ages: All ages
🚗 Parking: On-site / street parking — check the official event page for details
⏱ Plan for: 2–3 hours
🏢 Organizer: http://dayofthedeadsf.org
🎃 Local Insight Ratings
Best for: Everyone — a gorgeous cultural celebration of life and remembrance.
💡 Know Before You Go
🎃 Evenings are magical — candlelit altars after dark are the most moving (and photogenic).
🎃 Check for workshops — sugar-skull decorating and face-painting sessions fill up early.
🎃 Come with respect — this is a meaningful cultural tradition; admire ofrendas without touching them.
🎃 Bring a photo for community altars — many events invite you to add a loved one’s photo to a shared ofrenda.
🎃 Try the pan de muerto — the traditional bread of the dead is a must.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
When is Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission?
Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission takes place Monday, November 2, 2026, typically around November 1–2 for Día de los Muertos.
Is Día de los Muertos Procession in the Mission free?
Free. Food and artisan market purchases are extra.
Can anyone attend?
Yes — Día de los Muertos celebrations welcome everyone. Come to honor, learn, and celebrate respectfully.
