The Paramount Swap Meet's inaugural Día de los Muertos Celebration featuring a Catrina Contest
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- The Paramount Swap Meet invites the community to join us for the inaugural Día de los Muertos Celebration.

This event continues our legacy of celebrating heritage, art, and togetherness while honoring the memories that connect us all.

**Catrina Contest: A Celebration of Beauty, Creativity, and Tradition**

We invite participants to showcase their most original and creative Catrina looks for a chance to win 1st and 2nd place prizes in the Most Original Catrina category.

Adding to the excitement, the contest will feature special guest judge La Muerta Maria, known for her stunning artistry and dedication to cultural representation.

Entry to the contest is free—so bring your best look, your brightest spirit, and your love for tradition!

This free, family-friendly event honors the vibrant Mexican tradition of remembering and celebrating loved ones who have passed while embracing the beauty of life, culture, and community.

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For 70 years, Paramount Swap Meet has been a cultural and community hub for families across the region.

Join us in celebrating this rich tradition!
Guests can enjoy a variety of interactive and cultural activities throughout the day, including:
 Face Painting
 Sugar Skull Creations
 Papel Picado Crafts
 Community Altar (bring a photo or offering)
 Catrinas Contest (with prizes!)
 Raffles & Family Fun
 Delicious Food Vendors
 Live Music & Performances
 Photo Exhibition & Live Canvas Painters
 Traditional Aztec Dancers
Sunday November 16, 2025
Time: 11 AM – 4 PM

The Paramount Swap Meet
Admission: $3
Parking: Free
Family-Friendly | All Are Welcome
The Paramount Swap Meet is located at 7900 All America City Way, Paramount, CA 90723.
https://www.paramountswap.com/about/

Contact
Mariluz Gonzalez
***@vesperpublicrelations.com


Source: Vesper Public Relations
Filed Under: Event, Culture

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