Bright orange flowers, sugar skulls, and pan de muerto fresh from the oven: There are signs everywhere that it’s almost Day of the Dead in El Barrio.

To celebrate, join our friends at El Museo del Barrio this Saturday, November 1, from Noon-6 p.m. for their annual Día de los Muertos festivities. There’ll be mariachi, traditional dance, facepainting, mask-making, and more — plus bites from local small business Taqueria El Tepeyac.

All week long, check out our map of local small businesses with Day of the Dead offerings. From ofrendas (altars) on display, to the pan dulce and cempasuchil (marigolds) you need to mark the holiday: See below to start exploring!

OFRENDAS:
1. Taqueria El Tepeyac (Lex b/t 96th & 97th)
2. Sol Maya (106th & Second)
3. Ollin (108th b/t First & Second)
4. Cascalote Latin Bistro (Second b/t 109th & 110th)
5. El Paso Restaurante (110th b/t Park & Lex)
6. Ofrenda Yoga Studio (111th b/t Third & Second)
7. Quesadillas Dona Maty II (116th b/t Lex & Third)
8. Las Delicias Mexicanas (Third b/t 115th & 116th)
9. Hot Jalapeno (116th b/t Third & Second)
10. Quesadillas Dona Maty (116th b/t Third & Second)
11. Fierce Nail Spa (First b/t 115th & 116th)
12. Cazuela Mexicana (117th b/t Third & Second)
13. El Kallejon (117th b/t Third & Second)
14. Bistro Casa Azul (Pleasant b/t 118th & 119th) 

PAN DE MUERTO:
1. Dalila’s Market (103rd b/t Park & Lex)
2. Abastos Grocery (Lex b/t 116th & 117th)
3 Don Paco Lopez Panaderia (Third b/t 116th & 117th)
4. San Agustin Panaderia (116th b/t Third & Second) 
* indicates that breads are baked in-house 

FLOWERS & DECOR:
1. Cristal Flower Shop (106th b/t Third & Second)
2. Eli Mar Market (110th b/t Park & Lex)
3. Azteca Western Wear (116th b/t Third & Second)
4. 116th Flowers (116th b/t Third & Second)
5. Artesanias Mexicanas (116th b/t Second & Third)
6. Aroma D’Angel (116th b/t Second & First)