Halloween
Halloween traces back to Samhain, an ancient Celtic festival marking the boundary between the living and the dead, later folded into the Catholic calendar as All Hallows’ Eve — making it, like Day of the Dead, a holiday built on the collision of pre-Christian ritual and European Catholic tradition, just from a different continent’s roots.
Here is how Halloween plays out across New York City, from the Village Halloween Parade to the Jackson Heights Halloween Parade, to the Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade.
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Days of the Dead Festival is Fringe Theatre Inspired by Day of the Dead and Halloween
UNDER ST MARKS THEATER, East Village, Manhattan 🎃
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Tompkins Square Halloween Dog Parade Softens Life’s Ruff Edges
TOMPKINS SQUARE PARK, East Village, Manhattan 🎃
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All Souls Day is a Day to Tend Family Graves
NOVEMBER 2 ~ We remember our ancestors and tend family graves. 🇫🇷 🇮🇹 🇲🇽
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All Saints Day, Día de los Inocentes, Honors All Saints and the Souls of Family Children
NOVEMBER 1 ~ The European festival of all saints known and unknown, is Día de los Inocentes in Mexico, the day during the Day of the Dead festival when souls of family children may visit, if they are invited. 🇮🇹
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Village Halloween Parade 2024 is the Cat’s MEOW
Chelsea, Day of the Dead, Greenwich Village, Halloween, Hudson Square, Irish, PARADES, SoHo, West VillageSIXTH AVENUE, Hudson Square/SoHo, West Village/Greenwich Village, Chelsea, Manhattan 🎃