In celebration of one of Mexico’s most significant holidays, Old Town icon Casa Guadalajara is remembering the life and work of Peter Seidler, a pillar of the San Diego community, with a beautiful Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) altar.
Casa Guadalajara has transformed its fountain located at the entrance of the restaurant into an elaborate altar decorated with traditional elements, such as marigold flowers, sugar skulls and candles as well as Padres memorabilia and heartfelt photos of Seidler.
Throughout his lifetime, Seidler was an active advocate for individuals experiencing homelessness. In the true spirit of the holiday, visitors are encouraged to donate to the Lucky Duck Foundation and support the Foundation’s efforts to help provide food, shelter, job training and employment for those struggling to get back on their feet. Available through Nov. 2, Bazaar del Mundo restaurants Casa Guadalajara, Casa de Pico and Casa de Bandini are serving a special Lucky Duck Margarita with 20% of proceeds going to the Lucky Duck Foundation, and additional donations can be made at luckyduckfoundation.org/donate.
“Día de Los Muertos” is a time to remember past family and loved ones, realizing that death is a continuation of life. Additional altars at all Bazaar del Mundo venues, Bazaar del Mundo Shops, Casa de Pico and Casa de Bandini will also be on display.
WHAT: Peter Seidler Dia de los Muertos Altar at Casa Guadalajara
WHEN: Now through Saturday, Nov. 2
Monday through Sunday: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
WHERE: Casa Guadalajara
4105 Taylor Street in Old Town
VISUALS: Beautifully designed and decorated altar honoring Peter Seidler
Padres memorabilia and photos of Seidler provided by his wife and family
Día de los Muertos-themed artwork and collectibles
