February’s Museum Night in Coyoacán will have a Veracruz rhythm and lots of energy. This Wednesday, February 25, son jarocho will come to the south of the city with Alborada, in an evening dedicated to traditional music, improvisation, and community dancing.
The event will take place at the National Museum of Popular Cultures, located at Av. Hidalgo 289, Col. Del Carmen. The gathering will be held in the Patio Jacarandas, a perfect space to enjoy music outdoors and let yourself be carried away by the sound of the jaranas.
Concert and fandango to listen and dance to
The program for February’s Museum Night in Coyoacán will begin with a concert from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. It will be an ideal opportunity to hear son jarocho live, a traditional genre known for its improvised verses and 100% party energy.
From 8:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the fandango jarocho will begin. Here, you don’t just come to watch: you are invited to participate. You can bring your dancing shoes and even your instrument to join in the collective celebration.
The fandango is a living tradition where musicians and attendees gather around the stage to share rhythm, song, and dance. It is an experience that connects generations and turns music into a meeting point.
February’s Museum Night is free
If you’re looking for free events in Mexico City to end the month, the February Museum Night events are a great option. This specific event is free to enter, but space is limited to 200 people, so it’s best to arrive early.
In addition to enjoying the concert and the fandango, you can spend the night in one of the most emblematic venues dedicated to the country’s popular traditions. Music, neighborhood, and community: that’s how this special edition will be experienced in Coyoacán.