The upcoming Museum Night promises to envelop the Historic Center in an atmosphere full of mystery. The National Museum of World Cultures will host a show inspired by witches and pagan ceremonies, where dance, performance, and medieval-Celtic music will transport the audience to a world that blends fantasy with ancient traditions.
A Night at the Museums Inspired by Magic and Pagan Traditions
The performance, produced by Katz Productions, will combine choreography, staged rituals, and Celtic music to create an immersive experience that blends historical, artistic, and fantastical elements. The production seeks to recreate the atmosphere of ancient pagan celebrations through a staging where the real and the imaginary converge.
As part of the Museum Night program, this event offers a unique option for those who enjoy free cultural activities in Mexico City and are looking for an unconventional experience.
What You Need to Know Before Attending
The show will take place in the museum’s Eusebio Dávalos Hall and will be limited to 100 people, so it is recommended to arrive early. Admission is completely free, and entry will be on a first-come, first-served basis until capacity is reached.
If you plan to explore the Historic Center during Museum Night, this event could be one of the most captivating stops of the night thanks to its combination of medieval music, dance, and a theme inspired by sorcery.
📅 Wednesday, July 29
📍 Eusebio Dávalos Hall, National Museum of World Cultures (Moneda 13, Historic Center, Mexico City)
⏰ 7:30 p.m.
💸 Free admission. Capacity limited to 100 people. Admission on a first-come, first-served basis
