Four Points Bulletin

This year was Oceanside’s 21st annual Día de los Muertos Festival. Although the location has changed from downtown to the mission and back to downtown again (as of last year), the culture and diversity that this festival brings has remained the same. There are meticulously decorated altars (many in vintage cars), dancing, art, food and vendors, with the backdrop of the city that I love. Día de los Muertos is a time to celebrate loved ones that are no longer with us, with those that are.