Annual Dia De Los Muertos outdoor market with local crafters, food and live music by Gio Chamba at Dan Electro's.
Dan Electro's is hosting its annual Dia De Los Muertos Outdoor Market on Sunday, November 1, from 3 PM to 6 PM. It's an open-air market in the Northside, and as the name suggests, it's built around the holiday's tradition of remembering the dead with color and community rather than keeping it a quiet, indoor affair.
The main draw is the collection of local crafters who set up tables to sell their work. The description calls them "oddities," which gives you a good sense of the vibe: these aren't mass-produced home goods, but the kind of one-off, handmade things you'll only find at a neighborhood market. You'll find food there too, so you can graze your way through the stalls without having to leave for a meal.
Live music runs alongside the shopping, with Gio Chamba performing throughout the afternoon. The whole thing is set up as an outdoor gathering, so you're spending the afternoon in the open air rather than inside a venue. It's the kind of event that works as a slow Sunday afternoon—you can wander the tables, grab something to eat, and catch the music without any particular rush.
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There's no cover charge, so you can drop in whenever you like between 3 PM and 6 PM. It's at Dan Electro's on the Northside, and since it's an outdoor market, it's a good idea to keep the weather in mind before you head out.
