If you’re looking for free things to do in Mexico City this weekend, make a note of this in your diary. The Band Bazaar will arrive at the esplanade of the Monument to the Revolution with three days of live music, extreme sports, and activities for fans of different musical genres.
From March 13 to 15, this space in the Historic Center will become a meeting point for the alternative music scene. In addition to concerts, the event will bring together exhibitors with official artist merchandise, autograph signings, and several surprises for those who venture out to explore the bazaar.
Among the guests who will be mingling with fans are Donovan Morales, Free Kids, Prayers, Yukun, Beta, San Venus, Go Golden Junk, Simpson Ahuevo, Robot95, Tino el Pingüino, Dread, and José y el Toro, who will participate in autograph sessions during the event.
But music won’t be the only thing. During the three days, there will also be skateboarding and BMX competitions, as well as a Freestyle Master Series show, so the atmosphere will be a mix of urban festival, extreme sports, and music bazaar.
Live concerts during the three days
Each day will feature live performances by different musical projects.
On Friday , March 13 , Alta Tensión, Caroh, Lost Acapulco, Silverio, and Valles will perform.
On Saturday, March 14, the stage will welcome Don Maligno, Electrify, Miki, S7N, and Say Ocean.
Finally, on Sunday, March 15 , Arroba Nat, Hong Kong Blood Opera, Joliette, Nicole Horts, Pájaros Vampiro, and UnPerro Andaluz will perform.
In addition to enjoying the concerts, you can browse the bazaar to find vinyl records, official merchandise, collectibles, and products related to the music scene.
An important tip: the event will be held entirely outdoors and there will be no shaded areas, so it is best to come prepared with a cap or hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, and water or drinks in plastic bottles to get you through the day.
If you like discovering music, meeting artists, or simply spending the afternoon enjoying free concerts, this event could be a great way to kick off the weekend.
📅 March 13 to 15, 2026
📍 Esplanade of the Monument to the Revolution
⏰11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
🎟️ Free admission
