Hennepin History Museum lists viewings from October 29 through 31. The installation honours the fifty six members of a nineteenth century Mexican band.
Hennepin History Museum lists an ofrenda installation in collaboration with the Minnesota Latino Museum. Its listing offers viewing on October 29, 30 and 31, with Thursday’s hours given as 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Central time.
The museum says Minnesota based Mexican culture bearer Margarita Sandoval will create the altar with marigolds, folk art skulls and offerings. It honours the fifty six members of the Mexican Band of 1886 and complements the museum’s existing exhibition about them.
The programme connects a living commemorative tradition with a specific piece of local history. The listing establishes the planned installation and viewing dates, without proving what a visitor will find before the doors open.
The venue is at 2303 Third Avenue South in Minneapolis. Readers planning a visit should use the museum’s current visitor information for access details. The photograph shows the building in June 2026, not the altar or its opening.