Foreign influencer Vivi Voyage finds herself embroiled in a new controversy after mentioning in one of her videos that she doesn’t like the chaos of Mexico City, sparking hundreds of criticisms on the platform. The TikTok profile of @vivivoyage, a young French woman who shares her experience living in Mexico on social media, continually becomes […]
These are all the Day of the Dead parades that will take place in Mexico City this 2025.
Have you got your agenda ready? This Saturday, October 18th, the Day of the Dead 2025 parades kick off in Mexico City. We’ll see enormous alebrijes, catrinas, and even zombies. Here, we’ll provide the route and date of each so you can plan your itinerary. There’s going to be a lot to do! Remember that […]
Ghost caught on camera in Mexico City Metro causing short circuit
The Mexico City Metro has once again ignited social media after a video emerged showing an alleged case of paranormal activity that left commuters shocked. The clip, shared on TikTok and X (formerly Twitter), shows workers from the Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro cleaning what appears to be one of the terminals. Everything seemed normal […]
Sign up for the cardboard workshop in Mexico City: they’ll make skulls and catrinas.
As part of the Day of the Dead celebrations, the Xochimilco Mayor’s Office, through the General Directorate of Inclusion and Social Welfare, invites the community to participate in the Cartonería Skulls and Catrinas Workshop, a free activity that seeks to preserve one of the most colorful and representative traditions of Mexican folk art in Mexico […]
Eurojazz 2025 returns: when to enjoy the festival for FREE in Mexico City
If music is your thing, you can’t miss the Eurojazz 2025 festival, set in an open-air setting and featuring the best of the genre. If there’s one thing we love about Mexico City, it’s that there’s never a shortage of free events with great music, and the Eurojazz 2025 Festival is one of those must-sees. […]
Waste separation will be mandatory in Mexico City starting January 1, 2026.
Starting January 1, 2026, garbage separation in Mexico City will be mandatory, with the goal of recycling or recycling 50 percent of the 8,600 tons of solid waste generated daily. After installing the governing body of the newly created Comprehensive Waste Management Agency, Mayor Clara Brugada noted that only 15 percent of the garbage is […]
Mexico Tech Week promotes Mexico City as a global technology hub
For one week, Mexico City will become the most important meeting point for technological innovation in Latin America. From October 20th to 26th, more than 15,000 attendees and 300 events will transform the capital into the centerpiece of Mexico Tech Week 2025 (MTW), an event that seeks to consolidate Mexico as a key player in […]
There will be a Bread of the Dead bike ride in Mexico City; here’s how you can join.
From October 19th to November 2nd, the city will be filled with life and flavor with an experience celebrating one of Mexico’s most beloved traditions: the Day of the Dead. And if you’re one of those who enjoy fun and culinary activities, you should know that Bike Tours CDMX has launched its Bread of the […]
Terrifyingly cute! There will be a doggie Halloween in Mexico City.
The scariest holiday of the year becomes the cutest. On October 31st, the Futurama Cultural Center and the Gustavo A. Madero City Hall present “Dog Halloween.” A free event for dog lovers packed with family activities and even c. Photos: Courtesy. Boo? Woof! Futurama Cultural Center presents its “Dog Halloween” According to the “Homeless Pet […]
Mexico City kicks off the week with 10 protests
At 7:00 a.m., the Luciérnagas CDMX collective will meet at the Chabacano station on Metro CDMX lines 2, 8, and 9 to collect missing person search cards. At 8:00 a.m., the 40 Days for Life collective will hold a prayer vigil at: Marie Stopes México Foundation, Pedregal CenterMarie Stopes México Foundation, Roma Sur CenterMarie Stopes […]