Get your camera ready because starting this Saturday, October 17, you’ll see Mexicráneos on Paseo de la Reforma, as well as Day of the Dead figures and even monumental alebrijes.
The Day of the Dead is just around the corner, and Paseo de la Reforma will host several seasonal activities. One of them will be an exhibition of monumental Mexicráneos, which has been confirmed by the organizers.
When will we see the monumental Mexicráneos on Paseo de la Reforma in 2026?
According to official sources, the Mexicráneos exhibition will arrive on Paseo de la Reforma this Saturday, October 17. The exact location where they will be displayed was not specified; however, it was confirmed that the exhibition will be on view through November 16, 2026.
During your walk, you’ll come across new pieces created by various artists. Get your camera ready—you’re sure to take plenty of photos.
In addition to the Mexicráneos, the exhibition of monumental alebrijes will begin on October 17 on Paseo de la Reforma. They will be set up starting at the Diana Cazadora fountain once the traditional parade ends.
On October 23, the illuminated Day of the Dead figures will be lit up on Paseo de la Reforma. Some are already in place, such as the Catrina at the Angel of Independence.
Now, if you’re looking to buy cempasúchil flowers, you can stop by the festival set up between the Angel of Independence and the Glorieta del Ahuehuete.
