Our city always finds ways to surprise us, and this month is no exception. If you’re looking to break out of your routine and immerse yourself in a night where art and the universe collide, you have to check out this audiovisual experience on the esplanade at the Cárcamo de Dolores during Museum Night in July 2026.
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, July 29, at 7:00 p.m., because the Second Section of Chapultepec Forest will become a true open-air sound observatory.
Through its social media channels, the Museum of Natural History and Environmental Culture confirmed the Pepa Flow Bio project, presented by Pepa Flow Studio and Sr. Crisis. This is a fusion of art, music, and quotes from astronomer Carl Sagan.
The exhibition, which was also presented a few weeks ago at the Yancuic Museum, features animated projections of insects, animals, and other elements of nature. This time, the experience will be enhanced by a DJ set from Alo Music, who will be creating a unique musical atmosphere.
Remember that admission is free, but arrive early because capacity is limited to 450 people. Keep in mind that, as this is an outdoor event, it is subject to weather conditions.
Don’t miss out on this experience that will merge with the Cárcamo de Dolores itself during Museum Night in July!
