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Creative City of Design 2026 comes to Mexico City with workshops, mentoring sessions, and discussions to envision the city’s future

Bring a photo of your pet who has passed away! There will be a massive offering in Coyoacán

Day of the Dead 2026 Activities in Mexico City: Parade, Festivals, and More

Horror movies in a cemetery! There will be FREE tours, legends, and workshops for the Day of the Dead

For 10 days, the Monument to the Revolution will host a fair featuring music, dance, and culture from Mexico City’s indigenous neighborhoods.

Pillow fight and giant ball pit: Dopamine Land is coming to CDMX, the fascinating sensory experience that will make you feel like a kid again

Open starting today at Expo Reforma: the immersive Titanic exhibition opens its doors in Mexico City with more than 10 galleries featuring historical artifacts, large-format projections, and more

Route for the Day of the Dead night bike ride in Mexico City: it will be 26 km long in 2026

Date of the 2026 Day of the Dead Night Ride in Mexico City: It will run from Reforma to the Historic Center

There will be a free concert by Sonora Dinamita, lantern displays, and a Day of the Dead parade in southern Mexico City.

Mexico City’s Historic Center will host a Day of the Dead festival! There will be a parade, offerings, and a nighttime bike ride

Day of the Dead Offerings 2026: 4.5-meter-tall figures in Tlatelolco and 10 community altars in Mexico City’s “Utopías”

Creative City of Design 2026 comes to Mexico City with workshops, mentoring sessions, and discussions to envision the city’s future

Bring a photo of your pet who has passed away! There will be a massive offering in Coyoacán

Day of the Dead 2026 Activities in Mexico City: Parade, Festivals, and More

Horror movies in a cemetery! There will be FREE tours, legends, and workshops for the Day of the Dead

For 10 days, the Monument to the Revolution will host a fair featuring music, dance, and culture from Mexico City’s indigenous neighborhoods.

Pillow fight and giant ball pit: Dopamine Land is coming to CDMX, the fascinating sensory experience that will make you feel like a kid again

Open starting today at Expo Reforma: the immersive Titanic exhibition opens its doors in Mexico City with more than 10 galleries featuring historical artifacts, large-format projections, and more

Route for the Day of the Dead night bike ride in Mexico City: it will be 26 km long in 2026

Date of the 2026 Day of the Dead Night Ride in Mexico City: It will run from Reforma to the Historic Center

There will be a free concert by Sonora Dinamita, lantern displays, and a Day of the Dead parade in southern Mexico City.

Mexico City’s Historic Center will host a Day of the Dead festival! There will be a parade, offerings, and a nighttime bike ride

Day of the Dead Offerings 2026: 4.5-meter-tall figures in Tlatelolco and 10 community altars in Mexico City’s “Utopías”
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MX$250Harry Potter™: The Forbidden Forest Experience
Naucalli Park is transformed into the iconic Forbidden Forest from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts sagas during an outdoor nighttime tour. Along the path illuminated by thousands of lights,…See details
MX$50YUPICA: Eikō – Aromatic Shadow
This immersive exhibition transforms perfume into a way to explore Japanese art, architecture, and sensibility. Through various sensory spaces, the exhibition invites you to “see with your nose” and discover…See details
MX$650Motion Picture House: KID A MNESIA
Immerse yourself in Radiohead’s visual universe with this audiovisual installation dedicated to the art created by Thom Yorke and Stanley Donwood during the recording sessions for the albums *Kid A*…See details
MX$330Candlelight: A Tribute to Juan Gabriel
Music is a must at the October 2026 events in Mexico City. This candlelit concert will feature the greatest hits of the “Divo de Juárez,” including “Abrázame muy fuerte,” “Querida,”…See details
MX$320Candlelight: Celebrating the Day of the Dead
To commemorate the Day of the Dead, there will be a candlelit concert featuring songs related to that time of year, such as “La Llorona,” “La Bruja,” and more. You’ll…See details
MX$660.50La Llorona Show in Xochimilco
Aboard a traditional trajinera and under the moonlight, the canals of Xochimilco become the setting for Mexico’s most famous legend. On its 34th anniversary, this theatrical and musical spectacle brings…See details
Hell
Have you heard legends about ghosts haunting the theaters of Mexico City? Well, that’s exactly the central theme of this story. Horror master Rafael Perrín is the undisputed guarantee behind…See details
MX$130Dürer: The First Viral Artist
This exhibition at the Franz Mayer Museum’s Pinacoteca invites us to analyze German Renaissance art from a contemporary perspective. Through 36 pieces from the museum’s collection, the exhibition explores how…See details
Alphonse Mucha. The Magic of the Line
This exhibition is one of the October events in Mexico City you won’t want to miss. It’s divided into three thematic sections where you’ll learn more about the work of…See details
MX$580An Idiot’s Guide to Wine
Looking for a unique, fun plan with a touch of class? This show is just what you need. *An Idiot’s Guide to Wine* combines stand-up comedy with a guided tasting…See details
Schizophrenia
A must-see in our recommendations for plays to see in Mexico City. The lead actor, a brilliant and surprising Rafael Perrín, voluntarily checks himself into a mental hospital to study…See details
The Lady in Black
The longest-running play currently in Mexico City never disappoints. It features acclaimed performances by Rafael Perrín, Odiseo Bichir, Alejandro Tomassi, Juan Carlos Colombo, and Ernesto D’Alessio, among other great actors,…See details

Soriana announces the deadline to redeem points: find out which products you can get before the end of October 2026

Do you pay $5 on the Mexico City Metro? Check to see if you can ride for FREE

Chapultepec transforms into a “mini Thailand” for the Day of the Dead: thousands of floating candles will illuminate Mexico City for three nights

These five Mexico City boroughs are under a cold weather alert: they will see low temperatures of up to 4 degrees

A Buen Fin without fake sales in 2026: Here’s how to check product prices to see if they’ve actually gone down

Drought and More Days of Poor Air Quality Forecasted: How El Niño Will Affect Mexico City

From the Metro to the Cablebús: Public Transportation in Mexico City Where You Can Bring Your Bike

Rain and low temperatures ranging from 0 to 5 degrees in Mexico City this weekend: these will be the most affected areas

IMSS Modality 40: How Much the Cost Increased in 2026 and How to Continue Making Contributions

Will Millennials Be Left Without a Pension? Here’s How Our Retirement Works Under IMSS Law 97

Advertising Week LATAM 2026: Everything You Need to Know

Hurricane Trudy and a cold front are approaching Mexico: they will bring rain, low temperatures, and strong winds

Soriana announces the deadline to redeem points: find out which products you can get before the end of October 2026

Do you pay $5 on the Mexico City Metro? Check to see if you can ride for FREE

Chapultepec transforms into a “mini Thailand” for the Day of the Dead: thousands of floating candles will illuminate Mexico City for three nights

These five Mexico City boroughs are under a cold weather alert: they will see low temperatures of up to 4 degrees

A Buen Fin without fake sales in 2026: Here’s how to check product prices to see if they’ve actually gone down

Drought and More Days of Poor Air Quality Forecasted: How El Niño Will Affect Mexico City

From the Metro to the Cablebús: Public Transportation in Mexico City Where You Can Bring Your Bike

Rain and low temperatures ranging from 0 to 5 degrees in Mexico City this weekend: these will be the most affected areas

IMSS Modality 40: How Much the Cost Increased in 2026 and How to Continue Making Contributions

Will Millennials Be Left Without a Pension? Here’s How Our Retirement Works Under IMSS Law 97

Advertising Week LATAM 2026: Everything You Need to Know

Hurricane Trudy and a cold front are approaching Mexico: they will bring rain, low temperatures, and strong winds



















































