TIETON, Wash. – The Mighty Tieton Warehouse hosted its 15th annual Day of the Dead celebration, inviting the community to immerse themselves in the culture that makes this event special. Between 1,000 and 2,000 people gathered to celebrate Día de los Muertos, officially recognized next week, focusing on themes of love and remembrance.

“It’s definitely a day for remembrance and reflection and just celebrating those people that we’ve lost,” said Rosie Saldana, the event’s program director. She emphasized that Día de los Muertos is an inclusive celebration.

“Day of the Dead is meant for everyone. Everybody’s lost somebody, everybody’s experienced that in their life. And the day is just really to just remember these people, celebrate them, think about memories, celebrate life, think about

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