Alongside the Day of the Dead activities, an event will take place that brings together some of the traditions, knowledge, and practices of our city’s neighborhoods and communities. It’s the Paquiliztli Fair, which will be held at the Monument to the Revolution for several days.
What exactly is it? We’re talking about the unmissable “Fair of Fairs” of Mexico City’s Indigenous Peoples and Neighborhoods, a cultural event organized by the Secretariat of Indigenous Peoples, Neighborhoods, and Resident Indigenous Communities (SEPI).
Jot down the details so you don’t miss it! You can head over from October 23 to November 1, during very convenient hours from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
It’s the perfect excuse to take a stroll after work, plan a different kind of weekend, and discover a wide range of artistic performances, including music and dance.
We guarantee that taking a stroll through the Paquiliztli Fair at the Monument to the Revolution will be one of the best decisions you make this month and an absolute delight for your taste buds.
Make the most of your visit to the Monument to the Revolution
This fair could be the perfect excuse to join the Catrina Tours taking place inside the Monument; it’s a themed tour where you’ll discover some of the exploits and anecdotes of figures from the Mexican Revolution.
When you reach the building’s observation deck, you can enjoy hot chocolate and “pancito de muerto” (a traditional bread). Heads up! There are very few scheduled dates, so we recommend making room in your calendar as soon as possible.
