4 Ballet Folkloric Sinaloense
Produced by Rebeca Llamas. $100 pesos. Canucks, Paseo Claussen, Olas Altas. Info, reservations: www.canucksinmaz.com.

5 Artwalk The free, self-guided tour of 30+ artist’s galleries and workshops continues. 4-8 pm. Centro Historico. Info, maps: www.artwalkmazatlan.com.

5 Mardi Gras Fiesta Dixieland Jazz by the Cats ‘n’ Jammers Jazz Band will fill the air at this outdoor Mardi Gras Fiesta in the courtyard next to the Shrimp Bucket. Two shows/seatings are at 6-8pm and 9-11pm. $300 pesos include 3-course dinner (salad, fish & shrimp gumbo, crème brulé, glass of wine or domestic drink. Info, tickets at the Shrimp Bucket, Olas Altas.

8 Artwalk

The free, self-guided tour of 30+ artist’s galleries and workshops continues. 4-8 pm. Centro Historico. Info, maps: www.artwalkmazatlan.com.

2 Audubon Bird Count

Estero del Yugo, a 27-acre protected estuary in the northern Cerritos Beach area, offers great birding, with birds such as the Black-throated Magpie-Jay, Purplish Jay, Citreoline Trogon, migratory ducks, egrets, ibis, spoonbills and more. Anyone interested in participating in this annual Bird Count is welcome. Free to participate. Info: 669-940-8687, www.senderomexico.com, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

4 La Caravana del Circo

Trapeze, acrobatics, hand-balancing and more are all part of the repertoire of this two-woman Brazilian troupe, who incorporate theater, dance and music into each performance too. 8pm. Free. On the big stage in Olas Altas. Info: 982-4444.

1 Callejoneada! Dia de los Muertos

This procession/parade winds its way through the streets of Centro, starting and ending at the Plaza Machado, visiting altars set up in homes and businesses in remembrance of the deceased. However, it’s a raucous, fun affair, lead by keg-laden donkey carts, costumed dancers and live banda groups. Start-time: 6? 7? 8? Who knows? Head to your favorite restaurant in the Plaza and be ready to join in.