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Event
Dia De Los Muertos Dinner Celebration at Penca
A five-course Día de los Muertos dinner at Penca in Tucson, with optional Mexican wine pairings or guided tastings of ancestral Mexican agave spirits.
About the event
A seated dinner for remembrance and tradition
Dia De Los Muertos Dinner Celebration, An Evening of Remembrance, Tradition & Flavor is a multi-course seated Día de los Muertos celebration dinner at Penca. The format is centered on a special five-course meal, with the dinner described as honoring Día de los Muertos through food, drinks, and Catrina attire.
The dinner’s focus is remembrance, Mexican traditions, and Mexican culinary heritage. That makes the five-course structure the core program detail: the event is not described as a tasting walkaround, performance, class, or market, but as a seated dinner built around a multi-course meal.
Beverage pairing options
Beverage pairings are listed as optional. The named options are Mexican wine pairings and guided tastings of ancestral Mexican agave spirits, so guests can understand the drink component as an add-on pairing format rather than the main dinner structure.
The supported beverage information is therefore limited to the pairing choices: Mexican wine pairings or guided tastings of ancestral Mexican agave spirits.
Restaurant setting in Tucson
Penca is the featured venue for the dinner and is identified as a restaurant in Tucson. The address is 50 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85701, placing the event at the restaurant rather than at a separate event hall or off-site location.
The event is scheduled as an evening dinner on Sunday, November 1, 2026. Planning details beyond the restaurant location, five-course format, attire note, and optional beverage pairings are not named in the event information.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of dinner is it?
It is a multi-course seated Día de los Muertos celebration dinner built around a special five-course meal.
What does the dinner focus on?
The dinner focuses on remembrance, Mexican traditions, and Mexican culinary heritage.
Are beverage pairings available?
Yes. Optional pairings include Mexican wine pairings or guided tastings of ancestral Mexican agave spirits.
Where is the event held?
The dinner is held at Penca, a restaurant in Tucson at 50 E Broadway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85701.
Is there an attire note?
The event description mentions Catrina attire.
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