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The McGuffey Art Center breathes life into Día de Muertos for Charlottesville

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Life The McGuffey Art Center breathes life into Día de Muertos for Charlottesville Until Saturday, the Center is home to a vibrant holiday celebration featuring colorful ofrendas, detailed artwork and personal tributes Located off the Downtown Mall, the McGuffey Art Center has transformed its first floor galleries into an exhibition — open Nov. 6-14. — in honor of the holiday. Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Editor’s note: A quote within the article was originally spoken in Spanish and was translated to English. While many in Charlottesville are packing away their Halloween decorations in preparation for the holiday season, the McGuffey Art Center’s 15th annual celebration of Día de Muertos is just beginning. Located off the Downtown Mall, the McGuffey Art Center has transformed its first-floor galleries into an exhibition open until Saturday in honor of the holiday. This traditional Mexican holiday, which translates to “Day of the Dead,” occurs Nov.

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