Religious Holidays
Religious holidays in New York’s Latin communities rarely belong to just one tradition. A Catholic feast day for the Virgen del Carmen is also Mamacha Carmen to Peruvian devotees and, for some in the Haitian diaspora, a day tied to Erzulie Dantò. This subcategory covers the feast days, processions, and observances where Catholic, Indigenous, and African diasporic spiritual traditions meet, layer, and coexist across NYC’s Latin, African, and Indigenous communities.
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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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Coco, Disney’s Mexican Day of the Dead Movie, is All About Family, the True Meaning of Día de Muertos
THE TOWN HALL, Midtown, Manhattan 🇲🇽
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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 🎃
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The Feast of San Gennaro is a Romantic Little Italy Street Fair
MULBERRY STREET, Little Italy, Manhattan 🇮🇹