Free 'Coco' screening with music, food & a Day of the Dead parade preview The screening will take place at the Tobin Center's outdoor performance plaza No description found
SAN ANTONIO – Day of the Dead San Antonio is hosting a free "Coco Night" on Oct. 25 at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts.
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In addition to a free screening of the popular Disney movie at the Tobin's outdoor performance plaza, there will be music, food and a preview of the Catrinas on the River Parade.
The event will feature Cabezones, which are large skulls decorated for Day of the Dead and Catrinas, which are elegantly-dressed skeleton figures used to symbolize the holiday.
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Attendees will get to preview a "Coco"-themed barge that will be part of the river parade on Nov. 1.
The Children's Ballet of San Antonio will also perform at the event.
The festivities begin at 6 p.m. and the movie will start at 7 p.m.
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