Karaoke for heartbreak, a “Retro Night,” and chocolate tastings: that’s what February’s Museum Night in Mexico City will be like.

The National Museum of World Cultures presents the concert “The cultures of the museum, their music and their languages,” with pieces from Japan, China, France, and Korea, directed by DJ Mario Hernández Luna. Admission is free and capacity is limited to 100 people, so we recommend arriving early.

Find an outfit from the 70s and 80s! At this venue, you will enjoy “Retro Night,” a celebration that will take you back in time through the music of DJ Shaft; there will be art, costumes, and much more.

To attend, you must register by sending an email (contacto@museocasadelrisco.org.mx). Please note that there is a limit of 100 people.

Sing, overcome, and meet people at Franz Mayer’s “Night of the Almost Something.“

Here you can let your feelings out at the karaoke bar, take a special tour of the premises, or enjoy a screening of short films.

If you’re feeling spiteful, share your canonical event on the migajero wall and join in the fun of erasing your ex from the photo. You can also meet people through speed dating.

If you wear yellow, you’re in friendly mode; red means you’re not available; and green means you’re ready to go. It’s time to open your heart after being with him or her!

Music lovers won’t want to miss the “Opera Gala” to be presented at the Palacio de la Autonomía UNAM. The show will be in the hands of artists Ada Almazán, Carolina Islas, and Guillermo Ortega.

Although admission is free, keep in mind that capacity is limited to 100 people, so we recommend arriving early.

This venue will pay tribute to actress Yolanda Montes, Tongolele, on the first anniversary of her death.

You can watch the screening of the documentary Historias de vida. Yolanda Montes “Tongolele, “ which will be discussed. At 8:30 p.m., there will be a special presentation by Malinches cabaret.

Capacity is limited to 150 people, so you must make a reservation in advance via WhatsApp (55n3563 3796).

Discover the message that numbers have for you in a celebratory atmosphere, such as the Tequila and Mezcal Museum in Mexico City.

During February’s Museum Night, there will be a tour and workshop on the theme of “Numerology Year 2026.” Your visit includes a complimentary drink, but after the activity, you can stay on the premises and enjoy food and beverages.

To reserve your visit, it is important to register by scanning this QR code. There are only 70 spots available!

If you enjoy the delights of cocoa, this museum will welcome you with a program that will captivate your senses.

As on every Museum Night, the MUCHO shines with its activities and on this occasion will offer chocolate workshops in metate and chocolate tasting. You will also enjoy a bolero and tango concert, as well as being able to see the current exhibition at the venue.

To reserve your spot in any of the activities, send an email to educacion@mucho.org.mx; please note that space is limited.

This Museum Night, immerse yourself in eight rooms that combine infinite mirrors with the visual power of the Lacandon Jungle and the monarch butterfly sanctuary. It’s a sensory “hack” journey designed to shake off stress and reconnect with nature without leaving the city.

This Wednesday, Museum Night raises the bar with Titania Land. The tour merges with a live sound experience and a direct tribute to the Earth that transforms the usual atmosphere. If you’re looking for the ideal plan to end the month with a mystical mood and enveloping sounds, this is the place to be.

This venue will host Rocket and Star Night, which offers an experience that combines astronomical theory with hands-on learning.

The activities are divided into three main areas: themed tours of the galleries and Casa Tierra, interactive workshops on the esplanade, where attendees can design hydro rockets and simulate Martian crops, and scientific experiences focused on DNA and electricity.

Starting at 6:00 p.m., there will be astronomical observation and talks about meteorites in the back garden, closing with group activities that bring the whole community together around the study of the cosmos.

The month of love isn’t over yet! That’s why the Museum of the Monument to the Revolution will host a tour themed “Love of the Revolution,” where you’ll learn about the romantic side of historical figures. You’ll discover stories of love and war during times of war!

Be sure to arrive early, as space is limited to 100 people.

Those of us who love indie rock won’t want to miss this show that will rock the Futurama Cultural Center.

The concert will be performed by Antagónico, a musical project that combines indie with the lo-fi genre; the lyrics of their songs are profound and speak about realities with which you can identify.

We recommend arriving early, as space is limited.

The Museum of Popular Art is celebrating its 20th anniversary, and since there is no party without music, the Sinaloa Band of the Ministry of Public Safety will set the mood with their music.

If you like to dance to the rhythm of banda music, you can’t miss this great show. Remember that monumental kites are currently on display in the courtyard of the museum. Admission to see them usually costs money, but on this occasion, access will be free. Take advantage of this opportunity to discover these pieces!

Space is limited to 150 people, so you must register upon arrival. Registration opens at 5:30 p.m.