Make the most of Christmas in Mexico City with our guide to events, seasonal activities, lights, shopping and festivals.
Are you feeling the holiday spirit already and craving something sweet? We totally get it! If you haven’t finished your gift shopping yet or just want to plan a cozy get-together with your favorite people...
The Christmas season is getting closer and closer! If you want to pick out your own tree, we’ll tell you where to cut down Christmas trees in Mexico City and the surrounding areas. There are plantations...
Are you all set for the end-of-year celebrations, or are you just starting your search? If you’re lacking inspiration and want to plan something different, get ready for the Mezcal and Beer Festival: Chri...
The magic of Christmas is about to return! If you love ballet, get ready—there will be different versions of *The Nutcracker* in Mexico City in 2026, ranging from free performances to large-scale product...
The spooky season is over… and you can already hear the jingle bells of Christmas! As you probably already know, the famous Lindavista house is decked out in its Christmas decorations, and the decoration...
The Day of the Dead altar has been taken down, the catrinas have returned to the afterlife, and we can only think of one thing: punch, a little Christmas tree, and gifts! If you’re already thinking about...
The Christmas spirit is already in the air! From November 6 to 13, 2026, Christmas tree lighting ceremonies will take place at several shopping malls in Mexico City. Some will feature shows or activities...
IT’S TIIIIIIIIIIIME! Mariah Carey has thawed out, and that can only mean that Christmas 2026 has arrived in Mexico City. The nostalgia of the end of the year comes loaded with lights, jingle bells, a...
The Christmas spirit is already in the air in Mexico City, and free events are starting to pop up! If you love ballet or are looking for a family-friendly activity, mark your calendars: The Nutcracker wil...
Can you imagine walking among thousands of Christmas lights and coming across a giant pine tree over 60 meters tall? It’s not a scene from a movie: Chignahuapan, Puebla, has already decked itself out for...