Discover the best plans and things to do in CDMX, a complete guide to make the most of the city and enjoy all its secret corners.
It is always a pleasure to enjoy a classical music performance, especially when works by legendary composers are performed. This event at Cenart is proof of that; through a concert featuring a live sympho...
Adventures involving rivers, rappelling, natural slides, and breathtaking landscapes aren’t that far from Mexico City. Proof of this is the Garganta de la Iguana Canyon in Malinalco, a destination where n...
If you thought this Disney movie couldn’t get any more magical, you were wrong—because it can. To celebrate Children’s Day 2026, the Minería Symphony Orchestra will perform the soundtrack to Frozen live ....
March is here, and it’s brought your favorite guide to events in Mexico City! The jacaranda trees are already blooming in lilac, the weather is warm, and our city is getting more and more fun. Her...
Have you ever watched a series and thought, “I wish I could live in that world”? Now that can become a reality with an immersive experience in Mexico City inspired by that fictional story that stole your...
Dance and chocolate have more in common than we imagine, and we’ll be able to see it for ourselves at Cenart! This venue is preparing a marathon of performances, chocolate sales, Colombian cuisine, and mo...
If you’re looking for an event that combines tradition, folk art, and that festive touch so characteristic of the city, mark these days on your calendar. The Cartonería Festival returns for its 14th editi...
Are you a fan of curados? Mark your calendar for the next Pulque and Beer Market 2026 in Mexico City. It will feature all kinds of drinks, and admission will cost just $30 per person. Take note because th...
If you’re looking for a unique way to wrap up March, this event will interest you. There will be a horror movie marathon in Xochimilco that combines nature, mystery, and spine-chilling films all in one pl...
You don’t need a wedding to show off your best moves—or at least to test out the “one, two.” The Palacio Postal will celebrate Museum Night in March 2026 with dancing to the rhythm of cumbia; it will be a...