The most anticipated season of the year is almost here! Get your costume ready and let your worst fears run wild, because here’s a list of activities to enjoy Halloween 2026 in Mexico City.
2026 Z...
If you’re thinking about starting your higher education soon, this is of great interest to you: the creation of a new UNAM campus has been confirmed!
The Head of Government, Clara Brugada, and the rect...
Paseo de la Reforma will change colors to welcome the Day of the Dead season. From October 18 to November 1, the 2026 Cempasúchil Flower Festival will take place—an exhibition and sale where you can buy f...
Although it may not seem like it, food is also grown and harvested in Mexico City. And if you want to discover what’s produced in the capital, Ingrediente 2026 is your chance to do so. This free event has...
Mark your calendars and let your friends know! The Museum of Popular Art (MAP) has announced the dates for the 2026 Monumental Alebrijes Parade in Mexico City. It’s a colorful event where we’ll see enormo...
Advertising Week LATAM 2026 is getting closer and closer!
From Tuesday, November 3, to Thursday, November 5, join us at one of Latin America’s premier events for marketing and advertising.
The event...
The 2026 Feria de las Calacas already has confirmed dates and activities! The National Center for the Arts (Cenart) is preparing to celebrate the Day of the Dead with two days of workshops, concerts, thea...
Can you imagine sipping cempasúchil pulque while strolling among offerings and traditional food stalls? The Day of the Dead celebration in Xochimilco will feature an itinerary that combines flavors, craft...
Are you a rock fan? Clear your schedule for next Saturday, November 14, 2026, because there will be a Garbage concert in Mexico City’s Zócalo. Admission is free.
Before the end of 2026, we’ll have mor...
Do you already have plans to honor those who are no longer with us? Get ready, because the 2026 Feria de las Calacas in Chapultepec Forest is back to celebrate the Day of the Dead in one of the city’s mos...