The national holidays are just around the corner; chiles en nogada are already on the menu, and the streets are starting to be decked out in the national colors. That can only mean one thing:party time! That’s why we’ve put together a list of places in Mexico City that will be hosting a “Noche Mexicana” in 2026. Get out your maracas and your sombrero because the party is going to be huge.
There’s nothing like celebrating Mexico with mariachi, norteño music, and delicious food. This museum, located in Garibaldi, will host a party featuring a Mexican buffet and live marimba music.
At the moment of El Grito, you’ll watch the fireworks display (which takes place in the Zócalo) from the venue’s terrace. Plus, you’ll be able to take a tour of the museum. The event starts at 7:00 p.m., and the cost is $850 per person. You can reserve your spot now.
Terraza 56
Looking for things to do on September 15 in Mexico City? In 2026, there will be plenty of fun at this venue’s Mexican Night. You’ll enjoy a three-course dinner featuring Mexican dishes, live mariachi music, games, and more.
Remember that Terraza 56 is located on the 9th floor of the Torre Latinoamericana, so an unbeatable view awaits you. Please note that space is limited; you must make a reservation via WhatsApp at 55 2253 9033. The cost is $2,359 per person, while the children’s menu costs $999.
Gardens of Mexico
This event won’t take place on September 15; instead, the festivities begin a few days earlier (September 12 and 13). Jardines de México will host an event called “Échale flores a México,” featuring mariachi music, Mexican food, and even a horse show.
Plus, traditional games and live music. Perfect if you’re looking to celebrate the national holidays outside the city.
El Tenampa is one of Mexico City’s most famous cantinas, and of course it’ll host an unmissable Mexican Night in 2026. The party will feature a buffet of traditional snacks, live mariachi music, and performances by impersonators of Yuri, Juan Gabriel, and Vicente Fernández. You’ll even get to see the Cadetes de Linares
You can make your reservation on the official Salón Tenampa website. The cost is $1,300 per adult and $700 for children under 12. The event will begin at 7:00 p.m. Not sure where to celebrate September 15 in Mexico City? This is an excellent option.
Miralto Restaurant
Mexican Night at the Torre Latinoamericana is one of Mexico City’s most famous events, and it’s returning in 2026. The event is held at the Miralto restaurant, where you’ll enjoy a four-course dinner and a welcome cocktail.
At the moment of the Grito, you’ll enjoy a prime view of the fireworks display. The party will feature live mariachi music, a DJ, a prize wheel, and many more surprises. Reserve your spot. The price is $3,199 for adults and $1,119 for children.
Holiday Inn Mexico Zona Centro
This Mexico City hotel is planning a memorable Mexican night. Be sure to come hungry because you’ll enjoy a Mexican buffet. Keep in mind, though, that drinks aren’t included.
The atmosphere will be set by mariachi music. Plus, the traditional Grito de Independencia will be a highlight. You can reserve your spot via WhatsApp at 55 4083 2072. Adults pay $1,099 and children $699.
