Luna Mexicana
Luna Mexicana
Ideal for ages 7 and up!
Tickets on sale now!
Friday, October 30 – 7:30pm & Sunday, November 1 – 2:30pm
Early Bird 15% discount until September 7th!
Luna Mexicana is one of the Bay Area’s most elaborate and inclusive Dia de los Muertos events. Like the celebration that inspires it, Luna Mexicana is a beautiful blend of exuberant dance, joyful music, colorful costumes, flowers, candles, food, and – most of all – celebration of family.
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Click the buttons below to purchase your tickets. Tickets also available for purchase in person at the Paramount box office on Fridays noon-5pm.
*Notice: Be aware of ticket resellers. Please purchase tickets only from this website and not through other resellers. We give you the most current discounted prices available through here.*
Tickets also available for purchase at the Paramount Box Office.
*Open Fridays from noon – 5pm except on Federal Holidays.*
Paramount Theatre, Oakland
2025 Broadway, Oakland
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For questions about tickets, please call the Paramount box office number 510-465-6400.
Other questions: please email info@oaklandballet.org or call (510) 647-6580.
Luna Mexicana Encore Celebration
Join us immediately after Luna Mexicana for an intimate celebratory reception with Oakland Ballet Company artists on the Mezzanine level of the Paramount Theatre! Catered by local restaurant, Agave Uptown, continue the evening’s celebration of Mexican heritage through conversation, light refreshments, and community.
Add-on Ticket – $80
*Must have an accompanying ticket to the Luna Mexicana performance. This event is on the Mezzanine Floor of the Paramount Theatre, which can only be reached by stairs. Please email info@oaklandballet.org if you need accessible accommodations.
$50 of your ticket is a donation in support of educational programs
Thank you to our 2026 Luna Mexicana Sponsor
It was a beautiful show! I didn’t realize the show would have so many different performances. As a person who is half Mexican but grew up disconnected from the Hispanic community, it was such a wonderful experience getting to enjoy a show that celebrated Mexican art, history, and culture through so many art mediums.
– Luna Mexicana audience member