The scent of cempasúchil and orange blossoms has reached the San Ángel neighborhood, joining the Day of the Dead 2026 itinerary with a beautiful tour among the offerings.
Venues where the altars will be set up
From October 17 to November 8, you can admire the altars that various museums and venues in the area have prepared. Each one will have its own unique charm, with themes and designs that are well worth seeing.
Some of the venues participating in this tour include: the Casa del Risco Museum, which will honor the Fabela couple from October 23 to November 8, and the El Carmen Museum, which will dedicate its exhibition to Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, extending the display through January 31, 2027.
The route also includes must-see stops such as the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House-Studio Museum, where you can see an installation dedicated to the famous muralist and his iconic Judas figures from October 24 through November 8.
Additionally, if you’re looking for a more local and creative atmosphere, the Plaza Loreto Shopping and Cultural Center and the famous Saturday Bazaar (open on October 31 and November 1) will feature spaces dedicated to remembering the community’s loved ones and artisans.
Also joining the list are the Carrillo Gil Art Museum, the Soumaya Museum in Plaza Loreto, as well as the restaurants Magda and Bistro 83.
Offerings in honor of Cri Cri
One of the most anticipated installations will be at the Galería Tocamadera, which will honor Francisco Gabilondo Soler, known as Cri-Cri. This offering will open on Saturday, October 24, at 11:30 a.m. and will remain on display until November 8. The venue is located at Plaza San Jacinto 15, San Ángel TNT.
Day of the Dead 2026 Cultural Activities in San Ángel
You can participate in workshops to make cardboard skulls or create papel picado, with very affordable fees ranging from $40 to $100.
If you prefer the performing arts, mark your calendar for the classic play *Don Juan Tenorio*, with tickets priced at $500 for the general public, or attend the various storytelling sessions featuring traditional legends.
It’s worth noting that the participating museums will also offer a lineup of activities, which you can check directly on their social media accounts, as well as on the Vive San Ángel account.
Whether you go as a couple, with friends, or on a family weekend outing, this event is a gem you can’t miss.
Plan your visit, get your camera ready, and set out to enjoy the incredible 2026 offering route in San Ángel.
More Day of the Dead activities in southern Mexico City
The culture of the Day of the Dead manifests itself in different ways, depending on where you are in the city.
For example, in Xochimilco there’s a show paying tribute to the legend of La Llorona, while in Coyoacán the celebration features music that reminds us of those who have passed on. The route wouldn’t be complete without the Dolores Olmedo Museum and the Anahuacalli Museum, venues where spectacular offerings are set up, adding to the list of the city’s most beautiful displays.
