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.
To mark the end of the exhibition *Gāthā: Stories of India Through Its Dolls*, an incredible fashion show featuring traditional Indian costumes has been organized in Mexico City’s Historic Center. This ev...
Do you remember the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics? One of the opening acts featured human figures suspended from long structures that seemed to float above the Pont Neuf. This October, you’l...
Museum Night in August 2026 has arrived in Mexico City! This Wednesday, August 26, several cultural venues will stay open late, as they have special programming that those of us who love art, music, a...
Can you imagine seeing up close the costumes and props that were once part of a movie? “La piel de las películas” is an exhibition at Estudios Churubusco that recovers original objects used in various pr...
If the “Divo de Juárez” is always at the top of your list of most-listened-to artists, you need to sign up for this fantastic event, which is part of August’s Museum Night. It’s a tribute to Juan Gabriel...
We’re entering the final stretch of the year, and there are already many events confirmed for this time of year, such as the 2026 Zócalo International Book Fair. Through an announcement, the Mexico City D...
Can you imagine learning to dance in a palace just as they did in the 19th century? The Foro Valparaíso is joining the August Museum Night with free activities, including a historical dance, a fan-making...
Oh là là! This October, you’ll be able to experience French culture without leaving the city—and closer than ever before: in Chapultepec. The France Festival in Aztlán will feature two days dedicated to c...
For decades, it hung in a museum in Mexico City without anyone being certain who had painted it. It was thought to be the work of a student, but an investigation changed that story: it is an original Bott...
Start planning your visit because you can now visit the Cantinflas Museum in Mexico City. This new venue opened its doors on August 12, 2026, and features more than 400 original pieces, ranging from poste...