Dia de los Muertos is a traditional Mexican festival that celebrates art, culture, and community while honouring those who have come before us. The event is a welcoming experience that is built on diversity and inclusion and will add a new layer to the urban vibrancy that Saint John has come to be known for.
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When: Saturday, October 24, 2026 starting at 6 pm
Where: Saint John, NB
Free to Attend
ATLANTIC CANADA
OCTOBER 24TH
SAINT JOHN NB
ART
CULTURE
COMMUNITY
Art. Dance. Alebrijes.
Hosted by Rothesay Ballet School in partnership with Día de los Muertos SJ, this summer camp gives dancers a full week to move, create, and work together.
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Inspired by Mexico’s alebrije tradition, dancers will explore imagination, change, and storytelling through contemporary dance and art.
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Students will work with guest choreographer Gabriela Romero Andrade, a Mexican choreographer, dancer, and educator with over 25 years of experience.
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The week will lead into a performance as part of Grace and Motion: Ballet & Contemporary Dance Showcase at the Imperial Theatre.
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This camp is for dancers ages 12 and up who want to grow their skills, build confidence, and be part of a creative experience rooted in culture and community.
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