An intricate black, white, and red drawing featuring a central circular motif with skulls, skeletons, a rabbit, and a human figure. The background includes celestial and angelic figures, flowers, and objects related to Day of the Dead celebrations, such as skulls, candles, and altars.
Sacramento History Museum logo with text: Sacramento History Museum, Your story lives here.

RCAF in Mictlán: 50th Anniversary of Dia de los Muertos exhibition

On Display Through: April 5th, 2026

Featuring photographs, videos, ephemera, and artwork, the exhibition documents the RCAF’s Dia de los Muertos five-decade observance within Chicana/o history and its impact as the oldest in the Sacramento region. Curated by guest curator: Terezita Romo.

Dia de los Muertos Founders Panel : March 28th, 2pm 

Entrance to the Sacramento History Museum, a brick building with a white sign that reads 'Sacramento History Museum.' People are entering the building, and there are trees and American flags outside.

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