From traditional ceremonies to virtual workshops, here are the best Día de los Muertos events in Los Angeles.

This guide is part of a series highlighting the Latinx community in Los Angeles, published in collaboration with L.A. TACO in honor of Latinx Heritage Month. Check back weekly for

Please enjoy the many and diverse online Latino Heritage Month celebrations, events, resources, and activities collected here to engage, educate, and entertain!

Yes, it really does get cold in LA. Take the chill off with a warm and comforting cup of the traditional Mexican favorite, champurrado.

"La Próxima Generación" shines the spotlight on the next generation of LA's Latino chefs and restaurateurs. The series is hosted by Bricia Lopez, co-owner of Guelaguetza, the acclaimed Oaxacan restaurant

Connoisseurs tout The Chori-Man as the finest handmade Mexican chorizo in Los Angeles, making it a must stop on the dineL.A. Taco Trek.

The catch-all term “Latin music” can encompass an amorphous array of regional styles (going geographically from Aztlan to Tierra del Fuego) and genres (e.g., Latin reggae, Latin metal, Latin Morrissey

On any given night, the best live orchestras, small combos, and Latin music DJs are guaranteed to be playing one of L.A.'s world-class venues.