Celebrate tradition, artistry, and heritage at La Calavera Catrina — a vibrant exhibition at Lauritzen Gardens featuring the work of artist Ricardo Soltero.
This immersive display showcases eight larger-than-life Catrina sculptures, the iconic symbol of Día de los Muertos, each one telling a story of remembrance, resilience, and cultural pride. Bilingual signage accompanies the exhibit, making it a rich, educational experience for all visitors.
Wandering through the gardens, guests will experience:
Giant Skeleton Sculptures – Playful, powerful, and full of meaning.
Cultural Symbolism – The Catrina as a timeless figure of Día de los Muertos, celebrating life and honoring the departed.
History & Heritage – Bilingual storytelling that deepens understanding of the tradition.
A Garden Backdrop – Omaha’s Lauritzen Gardens provide a stunning, peaceful setting for reflection and celebration.
Whether you come for the art, the culture, or the beauty of the gardens, La Calavera Catrina offers a unique opportunity to experience Día de los Muertos in an unforgettable way.