Transport for LondonA spooky day at the museum
The event celebrates the annual Mexican festival where families gather to remember the dead.
Among the highlights will be processions of performers, musicians and dancers, dressed in carnival-style costumes made to look like skeletons and La Katrinas (Lady Death) made of papier mache.
There'll also be storytelling and a skeleton trail through the galleries for families to follow.
The day complements the existing 'Moctezuma: Aztec Ruler' exhibition which explores the world of the Aztecs and traces the foundation of modern Mexico through the last elected ruler.
While there is no entry charge for the Day of the Dead event, there is an admission fee for the Moctezuma exhibition.
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Win family tickets
MetroTravel is offering three lucky readers the chance to each win a family ticket (for two adults and upto three children) for the 'Moctezuma: Aztec Ruler' exhibition this Sunday.
The winners will also receive Fiesta, a book which explores this unique annual Mexican festival.
For your chance to win, simply email your answer to the following question - together with your name, postal address and telephone number - to metrocompetitions@tfl.gov.uk, with 'Day of the Dead competition' in the subject field, by 10am tomorrow.
On what day can you celebrate 'Day of the Dead' at the British Museum?
Winners will be chosen at random.
For full terms and conditions, see tfl.gov.uk/termsandconditions.
To find out more about the exhibition and event, go to www.britishmuseum.org
