IN THE NEWS - Los Angeles Community Hospital’s 5th Annual Día De Los Muertos
CommunityLos Angeles Community Hospital hosted its 5th Annual Día de los Muertos extravaganza, Thursday, Oct 5, 2026, welcoming the local community for an evening honoring loved ones and celebrating cultural heritage.
The annual gathering featured colorful altars, marigold displays, music, traditional performances, and family friendly activities, creating a meaningful opportunity for community members to come together in remembrance.
The event was featured in live coverage on FOX 11 Los Angeles, offering viewers a look at the hospital's celebration.
The broadcast showcased traditional music, vibrant Día de los Muertos displays, and community festivities. Kathren Alkasspooles also appeared in an on-air interview during the coverage.
Celebrating Culture and Community Connections
Día de los Muertos, is a tradition with roots in Mexico that honors the memory of loved ones who have passed away through colorful altars, flowers, music, and meaningful family gatherings.
The hospital's fifth annual celebration embraced these traditions with Grupo Folklórico Xochipitzahuatl and Danzantes Azteca's dancers, The Bob Baker Marionette Show, Mariachis and Marching Band, Torres E. LA Performing Arts Magnet High School, arts and crafts, face painting, and entertainment for families.
For Los Angeles Community Hospital, events like Día de los Muertos represent an opportunity to connect with residents beyond the hospital walls and celebrate the cultural heritage of the East Los Angeles community.
Los Angeles Community Hospital extends its appreciation to the families, performers, volunteers, and community members who participated in this year's celebration.
The hospital looks forward to continuing traditions that bring people together, honor cherished memories, and celebrate the community it proudly serves.
Learn more about Los Angeles Community Hospital at www.lach-la.com.