Do you hear that jingle? It’s Christmas 2026! And what would the season be without the iconic Christmas bazaars that come to Mexico City with a wealth of decorations, gifts, and curiosities that fill us with nostalgia.
Plan your itinerary because we’ve put together a list of fairs and bazaars with confirmed dates—from places to enjoy a hot chocolate to finding the perfect gift for the office Secret Santa.
Tired of the same old Muggle holiday parties? Dust off your formal robes and get your wand ready for a hefty dose of pure magic at the Potter Bazaar. This little winter market brings together themed merchandise and culinary delights so you can stock up your trunk and find exchange gifts that no house-elf could refuse.
The event features special activities and workshops for wizards. Help decorate Dobby’s Christmas stocking, make a baby Acromantula, raise your own owl or phoenix, and create wands and ornaments for the Christmas tree. And if you’re looking for a more romantic outing, the venue also hosts fun magical weddings.
The Christmas Bazaar in Polanco is back to save the season. Organized by Mexico Accueil, an association that welcomes French communities in the country, this event adds a French touch to holiday shopping.
You’ll find crafts, jewelry, fashion, and a selection of books—perfect for your gift exchange. Plus, there are culinary specialties, a raffle, shows, and activities for kids and teens. If you own a business and want to exhibit, you can request more information by emailing bazar.mxa@gmail.com—space is limited.
Ring out the year with a nice hot cup of cocoa at this festive event dedicated to cocoa and specialty beans. The festival brings together producers from different states across the country to offer a wide variety of drinks perfect for the cold season.
The event features coffee and chocolate tastings, workshops, and storytelling. Keep in mind that the activities are free, but space is limited, so we recommend arriving early. Plus, the festivities include piñatas and a visit from Santa Claus to round out the holiday experience.
The Artisanal Coffee, Chocolate, and More Festival is coming to Roma Norte with its Christmas edition—an ideal spot to do your end-of-year shopping and enjoy seasonal cuisine. More than 60 Mexican producers are gathering to offer a variety of items, ranging from roscas de reyes in different sizes and flavors to edible butter candles and traditional bread from Zacatlán de las Manzanas.
The food court offers options to satisfy your cravings on the spot, such as cod cakes, tamales, punch, and vegan food. In addition to food, the bazaar features a shopping area with jewelry, clothing, cosmetics, and decorations to help you cross items off your gift list. For every $200 spent, you’ll be entered into raffles for holiday gift baskets, coffee makers, and piñatas.
On Sunday, November 29, there will be a metate chocolate-making workshop—with limited space and advance registration required—for those who want to delve into the artisanal process of making chocolate. The event is free and invites the whole family to support local businesses.
If the holiday spirit has already taken hold of you and you’re craving something sweet, make plans with your favorite people to explore this bazaar in Coyoacán. The main attraction is a wide variety of artisanal chocolates and seasonal desserts to indulge your taste buds.
In addition to the culinary offerings, the venue brings together a variety of local entrepreneurs with crafts and gifts. Here you’ll find everything from home decor to textiles and accessories—perfect options to impress at gift exchanges or wrap up your holiday shopping while supporting local talent.
