Dia de los Muertos Baja la Luna (Moonlight Day of the Dead)

The Point Arena Lighthouse welcomes back the Moonlight Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos Bajo la Luna) student art exhibit and celebration. This special community event is the presentation of the Pacific Community Charter School (PCCS) and is free to all. The exhibit will remain on display through Wednesday, Nov. 11.

The exhibit of student art inspired by the popular Día de los Muertos celebration will be displayed in the Buttress Room at the base of the Lighthouse Tower, and the students will be decorating the circular staircase that leads to the top of the Tower with paper marigolds, pressed tin art, and other surprises, and decorating its landings and the Lantern Room at the top of the Tower with student art. The displayed art is by students of Pacific Community Charter School K-12, Point Arena High School, Point Arena Elementary, Manchester Elementary, Horicon, North Coast Homeschool Collective, and The Forager School.

There will be a Community Altar in the Whale Watch Room Gallery (WWRG) of the Fog Signal Building Museum, and the public is invited to bring their own offerings to add to the altar in memory of their loved ones.

The Point Arena Light Station is private property owned, managed, and maintained by the non-profit Point Arena Lighthouse Keepers, Inc. (PALKI). We will not allow any ICE or CBP agents on the property.