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Before Lent begins, Mexican carnivals fill the streets with parades, dance troupes, and music bursting with color. Highlights include the Veracruz Carnival, one of the liveliest in Latin America, as well as those in Mazatlán and Morelos, known for their musical traditions, spectacular floats, and traditional dances.. |
Spring Equinox at Archaeological Sites | |
Harvest Festivals Entre Amid vineyards and mountains, the harvest festivals mark the end of the grape harvest. Mexican wines take center stage in tastings, pairing dinners, concerts, and the traditional grape-stomping. Perfect for lovers of wine tourism and good food. | |
Every July, Oaxaca comes alive with dances, music, traditional attire, and flavors that represent the diversity of its eight regions. The Guelaguetza is a celebration of Indigenous and mestizo pride, a living expression of Mexico’s communal spirit.. | |
On the night of September 15, Mexico fills with lights, flags, and music to celebrate its independence. From the traditional “¡Viva México!” in Mexico City’s Zócalo to the lively festivities in plazas and towns across the country, this national celebration is synonymous with joy, pride, and Mexican flavor. | |
Monarch Butterfly Migration | |
Every winter, whales arrive in the warm waters of the Mexican Pacific to mate and give birth to their calves. It’s an intimate and moving experience, where nature reveals its greatness and harmony.. | |
The sky fills with color as more than 200 hot air balloons from around the world take flight. Music, lights, and shows create a magical atmosphere in León’s Metropolitan Park—an ideal event for the whole family.. | |
Mexico City Grand Prix Formula 1 brings all its adrenaline to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez. It’s a weekend where speed, technology, and passion come together, filled with an energy that only Mexico knows how to deliver.. | |
More than a tradition, it is a way of understanding life. The Day of the Dead celebrates the memory and honors those who have passed away, with altars filled with flowers, candles, and photographs. Each region has its own unique twist: Xantolo in the Huasteca region, Hanal Pixán on the Yucatán Peninsula, or the monumental offerings in Mixquic, Pátzcuaro, and Oaxaca. It is an experience that moves you and connects you with the deepest roots of the Mexican people. | |
Discover all the events in Mexico, from concerts, fairs, and cultural festivals to major international events. Here you will find everything you need to plan your trip and enjoy unique experiences in each state, month by month, enjoying the cultural, sporting, and musical richness that makes Mexico an unforgettable destination.. |