Latino Arts
Latino Arts presents seasonal exhibit “Day of the Dead Ofrendas” Oct. 22-Nov. 18, with an opening reception Nov. 6 at 5pm.
The 2026 exhibit is inspired by wheat and corn, symbols of food, community and life. Exploring the Indigenous roots and European influences of crop cultivation, the exhibit examines how traditions have blended to shape Día de los Muertos.
Visitors can enjoy a guided tour of the exhibit at 8:30am on Oct. 29 as part of the “Café con Arte” series. Tickets are $5 and include coffee and churros.
The Gallery is open to the public 10:30am-7:30pm, Monday-Friday, with a $1 donation requested.
Latino Arts hosts Pinto con Tinto: Calaveras at 5:30pm Oct. 29. Participants will paint a life-size skull in dynamic colors to celebrate Día de los Muertos, a Latin American tradition honoring loved ones, life and memory. This relaxed event also features wine and tapas. Tickets are $40 and the event is for ages 21 and over.
Visit latinoartsinc.org for tickets and more information.
Pabst Mansion
The Pabst Mansion’s “Illuminating the Dark” tours allow guests to see a hidden side of the magnificent building.
Four tours are offered between 4:30 and 6pm every Friday and Saturday in October, with two additional tours at 6:30 and 7pm on Halloween. While not a haunted house or ghost tour, the experience invites visitors to explore the dimly lit Mansion by candlelight, including rarely seen corners and rooms.
Participants have the opportunity to hear a guide tell lesser-known stories of the stately home of beer baron Frederick Pabst and his family.
The Mansion hosts a Dark Tour & Tea from 4:30-7pm Oct. 9, an event which includes signature teas, savory bites, delectable desserts, champagne, and a candlelit tour.
Tickets for each event are available at pabstmansion.com
