Your guide to art and culture in Mexico City: exhibitions, plays, musicals, concerts and movies. Find out what’s happening in the city’s cultural spaces.
If you’re looking for something different to do in Mexico City this summer, mark your calendars: an art book fair is coming to LagoAlgo, bringing together the best of the international independent publish...
It’s not AI, it’s Mexico City! A giant moon hangs over Paseo de la Reforma…Still not sure what it’s all about? This monumental piece is part of a light festival that will welcome spring 2026. We’re just a...
The knowledge and flavors of southeastern Mexico are coming to Mexico City to leave us wide-eyed (and with our taste buds tingling)! The Tabasco Festival at Los Pinos will be the perfect event to learn a...
This grand avenue is lighting up again! Paseo de la Reforma will welcome spring 2026 with a light exhibition organized by the Mexico International Festival of Lights, FILUX. Get ready for a captivating e...
It is always a pleasure to enjoy a classical music performance, especially when works by legendary composers are performed. This event at Cenart is proof of that; through a concert featuring a live sympho...
If you thought this Disney movie couldn’t get any more magical, you were wrong—because it can. To celebrate Children’s Day 2026, the Minería Symphony Orchestra will perform the soundtrack to Frozen live ....
Dance and chocolate have more in common than we imagine, and we’ll be able to see it for ourselves at Cenart! This venue is preparing a marathon of performances, chocolate sales, Colombian cuisine, and mo...
You don’t need a wedding to show off your best moves—or at least to test out the “one, two.” The Palacio Postal will celebrate Museum Night in March 2026 with dancing to the rhythm of cumbia; it will be a...
If you enjoy visiting museums in a different way, this event is for you. The Kaluz Museum will once again join Museum Night with an evening that blends art, history, and live music. Next Wednesday, Mar...
Classical music is no longer just for the few, and Mexico has just proven it. The country is making history by ranking as the second country with the highest attendance at concerts of this genre, surpassing France and...