LunchyBacci Día de los Muertos Love Note 3 — A Quiet Moment (Free Printable)

Print this free LunchyBacci Love Note

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$0. No purchase required. Open the live experience and choose “Print this note” on note 3. This is a digital printable; no physical item will be shipped.

We can remember someone with a story, a smile, or a quiet moment.

Next celebration

November 1–2, 2026

Observances can begin on October 31 and vary by community.

About this tradition

Día de los Muertos is a time to remember and honor people who have died, with deep roots in Mexican Indigenous traditions and Catholic observances. Around November 1 and 2, many families share memories, visit graves or create ofrendas with photographs, flowers and meaningful offerings, though customs differ across communities.

A distinct remembrance tradition, not a version of Halloween. Dates, religious meanings and practices vary among Mexican and diaspora communities.

Try a little creative play

If you wish, draw a favorite memory of someone you remember with love. You may keep it private.

Print, draw, and share in your own way. Every activity is optional. Creative play, not therapy.

Created by Dr. Jamie J. Karia, DSW, LCSW.

Learn more

• Smithsonian American Art Museum: Día de los Muertos traditions
• Smithsonian National Museum of American History: Day of the Dead