The countdown to the Day of the Dead has already begun, and one of the season’s most anticipated celebrations has just confirmed its dates. The 26th Feria de las Calacas will return to the National Center for the Arts (Cenart) with an edition dedicated to Mexican traditions, featuring an abundance of crafts, cuisine, and creative offerings inspired by this holiday.
Although the full cultural program has not yet been revealed, organizers have announced that the event will bring together artisans and creators from different regions showcasing products related to the Day of the Dead. In addition, there will be culinary offerings and spaces dedicated to graphic and creative projects that celebrate one of Mexico’s most iconic traditions.
A tradition that kicks off the Day of the Dead season
The Feria de las Calacas has become a must-attend event for those looking to experience the Day of the Dead atmosphere starting in late October. Year after year, it brings together offerings that blend tradition, contemporary design, and artistic expressions in a single space, making it an excellent outing to enjoy with family and friends—or simply to find seasonal decorations, gifts, or treats.
For now, we’ll have to wait for the full schedule of cultural activities to be published, which typically includes artistic performances, workshops, and other experiences related to this celebration.
📅 October 31 and November 1, 2026
📍 National Center for the Arts (Cenart), Mexico City
⏰ 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
💸 Free admission
If you want to start experiencing the Day of the Dead atmosphere from the very beginning of the season, this fair promises to bring together Mexican tradition, creativity, and flavors at one of the city’s most important cultural venues. All that’s left is to check out the full program to discover all the activities that will be part of this year’s event.
